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[Schinkenpeter]

Antar (Playmatic) FS-Version 1.1



Version: 1.1.0
Category: VP 9.x Cabinet Tables (FULL SCREEN)

Author(s): Mickey (Schinkenpeter)

Description:
FS-Version 1.1 of Playmatic Antar table
You need VBS v.3.32 and the antar.vbs, which is included into your table-folder.

Note: By starting the table you will get a warning from VPinMame, just ignore it to play

Update 1.1:
-Changed assignment of lites, should be OK now
-Changed backgroundcolour of LED to match the original
-Addes letter 'C' to LED to fully support software-settings via key '7'
-Some minor changes at 'antar.vbs"
-Flying Dutchman was so kind to make a great UVP to use with this version

Update: Included 2 png-files from the backglas

View File

Submitted by Schinkenpeter, on Sep 1 2010, 12:39 AM

Edited by Schinkenpeter, 05 September 2010 - 04:27 PM.

[Sabbat]

thank you man

[Schinkenpeter]

thank you man

Your welcome

I really was thinking it would be more work...

just a bit turning in photoshop :-)

[bitupset]

cool table man. plays great....question is, what to use as a backglass image?

hp preview video has been posted.

[Schinkenpeter]

cool table man. plays great....question is, what to use as a backglass image?

hp preview video has been posted.

I can post a non-animated picture (png??)... which size? -> I own this pinball (nonfunctional)
A bit a problem for this pinball.... there are 10 lights driven by the ROM on the backglas, called targetplay
So a animated backglas would be perfect...
My problem... I don't know as good as nothing about animated backglasses, nor ever made one...
I don't even know if this would possible...
You see.... this could take some time :-)

[Rawd]

Non animated jpg at 1280x1024 would be sweet. Thanks for the table.

[elcompany]

Hello. I've tried to start the table, but VPinmame returns a vbs script error:

'antar.vbs 3.32 or higher required'.

The file included in the .zip archive is right on the 'tables' folder, but the table doesn't start. Also the correct ROM is on the right path.

Any idea?

[Schinkenpeter]

Non animated jpg at 1280x1024 would be sweet. Thanks for the table.

Your welcome





Sorry it's png... but I think you can convert it if you nesd jpg

Edited by Schinkenpeter, 01 September 2010 - 07:32 AM.

[Schinkenpeter]

Hello. I've tried to start the table, but VPinmame returns a vbs script error:

'antar.vbs 3.32 or higher required'.

The file included in the .zip archive is right on the 'tables' folder, but the table doesn't start. Also the correct ROM is on the right path.

Any idea?

I think you need vbs version 3.32, antar.vbs is a converted play1.vbs v.3.32 (core.vbs, vpmkeys.vbs)

[Flying Dutchman]

Thanks Schinkenpeter!

Cheers,
FD.

[Schinkenpeter]

Thanks Schinkenpeter!

Cheers,
FD.

Cheers back

I sent you a PM...

[Sabbat]

awesome backglass art!

[kruge99]

Awesome backglass! Small piece of advice though, if you're going to photograph it outside of the backbox, lean it up against a white or beige coloured wall. When you lean it up against a work bench, or coffee table, the stuff behind the back glass shows through the transparent image. If you use a solid coloured wall or even a piece of bristol board that is white, it will make the transparent parts of the backglass stand out much nicer.


Best Regards,
Todd.

[elcompany]

Hello. I've tried to start the table, but VPinmame returns a vbs script error:

'antar.vbs 3.32 or higher required'.

The file included in the .zip archive is right on the 'tables' folder, but the table doesn't start. Also the correct ROM is on the right path.

Any idea?

I think you need vbs version 3.32, antar.vbs is a converted play1.vbs v.3.32 (core.vbs, vpmkeys.vbs)

OK, I'll try it. Thanks for this table. When I was young, I remember to spend a lot of coins to play on it

Regards

[Schinkenpeter]

Awesome backglass! Small piece of advice though, if you're going to photograph it outside of the backbox, lean it up against a white or beige coloured wall. When you lean it up against a work bench, or coffee table, the stuff behind the back glass shows through the transparent image. If you use a solid coloured wall or even a piece of bristol board that is white, it will make the transparent parts of the backglass stand out much nicer.


Best Regards,
Todd.

I did try to put it on a white wall by one of the pictures, the problem is if there is any light (taking pictures without light ) there is no possbility that it is not reflecting in any kind, sorry I am not a pro in taking pictures. The other one I took leaned against the window, to get the light through the glas. My windows are very small so you can see parts of the frame through...

Grettings Mickey

[Sabbat]

thank you for the update

[Schinkenpeter]

PLS wait with download I got problems with the upload of the new file

Edited by Schinkenpeter, 04 September 2010 - 06:14 PM.

[Flying Dutchman]

Thanks again Schinkenpeter for the update of yr Great Table!

Cheers,
FD.

[Schinkenpeter]

Upload worked now

Thanks back to all

[Sabbat]

Upload worked now

Thanks back to all

cool i'll redownload it to make sure i'm up to date