So when you press a button on the cabinet it is inputting to the computer and VPX with the corresponding keyboard command. Instead of setting the button configuration of this game controller (what controls your cab buttons) directly in VPX using the Button Assignments (see above) they use Joy2Key to convert the buttons controls to keyboard inputs. These boards and the buttons show up in Windows as a game controller. Most cab builders use a zero delay encoder PCB board to operate their cab buttons. Does it show anything or does it say (none)?Īs for is a little software program that runs in the background. Under that is where you can input your cab button to start the game. Look for the Button Assignment for Start Game it should say 1 underneath. Click on Preferences at the top and then select Configure Keys, Nudge, and DOF. When the option to open a table pops up just hit cancel. Um, you kind of lost me about my vpx key setting to start the game. The file download also includes the B2S and wheel image I created for this release.

I really don't remember everything I did but it was pretty extensive. I re-did all of the rubbers and cleaned up the playfield elements so they are properly aligned. Made a bunch of changes to the script including scripting it for B2s. With their permission I improved the playfield with better graphics. This was then converted to VPX by Goldchicco. The recreation of this table was started by Roccodimarco with his VP9 creation. There is no known rom and/or video of the actual game play. The resources available for this machine is very limited. The only real world version of the machine is the prototype. Loch Ness Monster (Game Plan 1985) Loch Ness Monster was the last pinball machine created by Game Plan in 1985. File Name: Loch Ness Monster (Game Plan 1985)įile Category: VPX Recreations Author(s): JINO0372 Goldchicco Roccodimarco Manufacturer: Gameplan Year: 1985 Permission to MOD?: Yes, with approval

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