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First of big thank you to Coindropper, this is part 2 of his work. So far I have -copied and pasted all the components on his table and pasted them on a VPX 10.1 blank table. -re did all the materials -re did all the sounds -deleted all the unused images. -updated friction and elasticity on most components.

-updated script -other updates I forgot. New Link added aside from the GI the table should be done but I’m sure more than a few people will find some things I missed or want to add their physics tweaks. If yo do please post them. And more importantly. If anyone would like to add the GI lights, it will be a big help.

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I still don’t know what controls the GI circuit, the VP 9 table had the GI lights tied to lamp ID 8. I doubt that set up is correct. The GI lights are controlled by an Aux Rom Controlled board. The Aux board is connected to a relay that cuts the power to the GI lights.

The default PinMAME does not emulate the GI Aux board for the Sega/Stern tables. You need to install DJRobX modfied version of the PinMAME DLL in order to enable the GI controller. It’s great to see this table being updated, it has so many 3D elements made by myself and other contributors that a majority of the table is 3D. I’m just wondering why you aren’t using the ramps I had made, I know when I made them initially I had some issues with the guides that were provided for me so perhaps you found them too inaccurate?

I could adjust/update them if you need, just provide me with the VP ramps exported as objs for guides. Another thing is the Homer head, I’m not sure what your plans are exactly but I think the lighting texture swaps are probably more realistic than any effect VP could provide so with that being said I think it would probably be best to still utilise all the swaps and use ‘disable lighting’ so they look correct OR use a material that has very little effect on the lighting of the model. The swaps combined with a subtle VP light effect to add glows around the head would be ideal.

Let me know if you need anything. It’s great to see this table being updated, it has so many 3D elements made by myself and other contributors that a majority of the table is 3D. I’m just wondering why you aren’t using the ramps I had made, I know when I made them initially I had some issues with the guides that were provided for me so perhaps you found them too inaccurate?

I could adjust/update them if you need, just provide me with the VP ramps exported as objs for guides. Another thing is the Homer head, I’m not sure what your plans are exactly but I think the lighting texture swaps are probably more realistic than any effect VP could provide so with that being said I think it would probably be best to still utilise all the swaps and use ‘disable lighting’ so they look correct OR use a material that has very little effect on the lighting of the model. The swaps combined with a subtle VP light effect to add glows around the head would be ideal.

Let me know if you need anything. -Dark I will look into your ramps, even though someone did such a great job on the current primitives, they did not scale them down. Action Replay Max Psp Iso more.

The default primitive size is 100, most of the primitives on this table are between 1-3. I would call them XXL but they are really King Kong size compared to everything else. Their might not be a problem with having a few over-sized primitives, when you have this many over sized primitives, it could have an effect in the table performance. Homer Head I’m not 100% sure what to do with the lighting on the head.