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You guys are awesome, thank you! I'll look forward to that in the next version. It would be great to give the group a custom logo as well. Would running the wizard write over all of my current settings (meaning I'd have to set up everything all over again), or would that just create the new emu group? Thanks again, this is great!! I'm attaching a photo of the arcade just for kicks, proudly running Gameex Arcade. The digital marquee idea looks really interesting...maybe I'll give that a go someday. Gregg

The credits for this plug-in goes completely to Swisslizard. This is a slightly modified version, that will give more hits on tables for the led matrix . Avoiding a lot of log entries with 'Event_Input' lines Added some extra log lines, when a led matrix doesn't show anything. This could be that the table doesn't match a rom that is setup in DOF Or the table doesn't have an 'PF Back PBX MX ' setup in DOF (or some other cases. It helped myself out why some table had a Led Matrix working and some didn't (although it was matching with a rom) Copy the DLL in the zip to your pinballx\plugins. Run PluginManager.exe from your pinballX directory to enable/configure the plugin

PinballX/Game Manager to not clear the custom xml fields. I like to use also other programs to manage my database-xml-files. E.g. PinballX Database Manager because it provides additional properties like <IPDBnr> or <dateadded>. But when I am in PinballX to rate a table, PinballX will delete the additional properties of that table. When using Games Manager, the additional properties of all games will be lost after save. It would be greate, if PinballX would only change e.g. the rating-property after I changed the rating and leave the others unchanged. Thanks, Stefan

Well I spent some of the holiday break working on my MiSTer setup and unfortunately after just being out of service for a short while, both NEC displays appear to non-functional. That good olé CRT hum you get after depressing the power button is short, and not followed by any type of dimming of the lights, on screen menu or "video signal not detected" message. I should see something even with nothing plugged into the VGA cable. I'm guessing bad caps, but I don't have time for a project that involved. This is disappointing for two reasons, they had a nice curved screen and also didn't weigh a ton. I plugged up the P260 and it fired right up, and it hasn't been on in about ten years. It's a beast, tipping the scale at nearly 80lbs, so now to build something that will hold it.

Hope y’all had a great Christmas!