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The PinballX frontend. Latest version. Full install. Note: You will need to create an account to download this file if you are not already a member.

MegaBalls Wheel Images for all ZEN Pinball Games. Download the new ZIP file (last download). Template and system wheels are included. Updated to 25/02/2025

The GameEx Evolution frontend. The next generation of front ends. Note: The product is currently in Beta and there may still be a few bugs.

Please write a review and rate 1-5 stars on the bottom of this page! Also check the support topic for any help or comments. Scutters and Mike Da Spike are proud to present "Database manager for PBX" We built this program to make it easier for ourselves to update/add tables in PBX. Beforehand, please make a copy of your database directory (and maybe your media folder too)! We are not responsible that anything goes wrong. (but it is proofed that we don't wreck any database files or media files ) What is DBM ? Are you ready to take your PinballX experience to the next level? Look no further than DBM—the ultimate Swiss Army knife for PinballX enthusiasts! Whether you’re a seasoned player or a newbie, DBM has got your back. From customization options to essential features, it’s all packed into this handy tool. So, what are you waiting for? Dive in and discover the magic of DBM! Features: - Resizable multilanguage interface - Easy filtering of tables and systems - Easy to use drag and drop for updating media - Media preview on right mouse click - Delete media with one click - Media Audit to check for missing or unused media - Loading media support if de-randomiser plugin is used (2*) - Uses updated IPDB data and adds Original tables (source sheet by Dux Retro) - Adds custom fields for extra information (1*) - Online media import from GameEx or Mega link - Bulk functions to download GameEx media, update IPDB entries and for video creation. - Populate data from Visual Pinball tables (Author, Version and Rom) - Auto delete old playfield videos when creating bulk videos (Visual Pinball only) - POV & VBS import (Visual Pinball only) - Drag and drop for new/modified VP/FP Table files - Zen Pinball FX3 auto populate tables when using Steam (all tables) - Compatible with some other GameEx applications as well - Embedded recording that can capture Visual Pinball GL, Future Pinball, and every pinball game we tested. - Record media in PNG and MP4, including parallel recording and audio recording. (1*) If you use custom fields and you use Gamemanager, the XML will be overwrite by Gamemanger and you will lose the custom entries ! (2*) See : Prerequisite: Installation of PinballX/PInballX Legacy Editon/Touch Play FFMPEG.exe in Installation folder for Creating videos Windows Media player for showing media Microsoft .NET 8. (download is available at the download button as well) The following NUGet are used to build Databasemanger - Mega API Client for downloading on Mega (https://github.com/gpailler/MegaApiClient) - JSON framework for .NET (https://www.newtonsoft.com/json) - Costura add in for Fody (https://github.com/Fody/Costura) - Fluent FTP (https://github.com/robinrodricks/FluentFTP) - Resource.Embedder (https://www.nuget.org/packages/Resource.Embedder.Core) - Mediarecorderlib (https://github.com/sskodje/ScreenRecorderLib) External Source : - Visual Pinball Spreadsheet by Dux Retro and Fraesh , see https://virtualpinballspreadsheet.github.io/ Please use the following thread for questions/remarks/issues Note : The installer and program are not signed, this can give a popup in windows like this : Click on Yes to install the program if you see the following screen click on more info and select "Run Away"

Instant Sheller: It allows you to one click shell GameEx or any other front end. Its for Windows XP Service pack 2 and above, Vista, Windows 7 and the latest versions of Windows 10/11. It also requires the .net framework 2 service pack 1 or above. It features a one click ‘Undo’. Updated May 2018 for support for the latest versions of Windows 10 Pro and Windows 10 Enterprise. For Windows 10 and 11 Enterprise it can completely hide everything. It can change the uefi boot logo on windows 10 and 11 too. To use this feature ensure secureboot and bitlocker is disabled. There is an option to set the windows resolution. This is intended for a portable PC where it may be connected to different TVs and upon connection to a new display the resolution may be reset. For those that need to be told and don't understand what this is, this software is use at your own risk. It is a good idea to not disable the quick sheller option. This ensures the shell is digitally signed in Windows and allows you to undo by tapping "u" when windows starts up.

This is the Visual Pinball installer downloaded as part of the PinballX setup. It is based on the official installer at http://www.vpforums.org by Toxie. It is mainly included here for consistency but at time of writing offers the following enhancements: - Avoids potential Bing toolbar install - Includes .net framework 4 and 4.5 for if required by Windows. (Required by B2S). - Checks for .net framework 2/3.5 and downloads and installs. (Required by XDMD). - Creates start menu items for the other versions of Visual Pinball and also Visual PinMAME. - By default does not install to program files which fixes PinMAME write access. - Signed by the usual Spesoft code certificate.

GameEx - HTPC Gaming Front end and GameEx Arcade Edition. Single installer for all Windows since and including Windows XP up to latest bleeding edge Windows 11 and both 32 and 64 bit. GameEx and GameEx Arcade Edition:

More than 450 MegaBalls for Visual Pinball, Future Pinball or Pinball Arcade. First delivery with the tables that I use in Visual Pinball. Will be added tables that I do not use, exclusive tables of Future Pinball, tables that have left recently in TPA, etc. --------------------------------------------- Más de 450 MegaBalls para Visual Pinball, Future Pinball o Pinball Arcade. Primera entrega con las mesas que yo uso en Visual Pinball. Se añadirán mesas que yo no uso, mesas exlusivas de Future Pinball, mesas que han salido hace poco en TPA, etc. MegaBall.psd

A total of 311 Megadocklets. About 100 new megadocklets for Visual Pinball. All images have been renamed as "Name (Manufacturer Year)" Some failures of previous deliveries have been corrected. ---------------------- Un total de 311 Megadocklets. Cerca de 100 nuevos megadocklets para Visual Pinball. Se han renombrado todas las imágenes como "Nombre (Fabricante Año)" Se han corregido algunos fallos de las entregas anteriores.

Other 100 Mega Docklets for Future Pinball.

- 556 Megaballs for Visual Pinball (or other sistems) - 99 Megaballs for Exclusive Future Pinball Tables - 20 Sistem Megaballs as .png for PinballX and as .ico to customize folders Screenshots only some new Megaballs

The complete PinballX documentation to setup your Pinball cabinet. All the options/screens are explained how you can modify PinballX to show what you want. Thanks for the previous persons that worked on the document. I received the template @Draco1962and used an old version of the document (Thanks to @zeenonwho created the first version of the documentation) I re-used some texts, but most I completely re-create on a PC that didn't had PinballX on it. It took me around 4 months to get it all together. Version of document is the latest version of PinballX on date of publishing this document. All the features that are described in the document are available in the same version of PinballX Any new features of new releases should be added

animated backglass .mp4 videos

GameEx Arcade Draconus Theme. Create and Unzip to \GameEx Arcade Edition\Themes\Draconus folder. You will need to manually edit your gameex.ini file within the \GameEx Arcade Edition\CONFIG\ folder. Once you have the .ini open, hit CTRL+F and type Theme and change the line Theme=Default to Theme=Draconus. Enjoy!

Note - This is a not a pack of pre-built wheel images These are two apps that will allow you to easily build animated wheel images (.apng format) for all your tables, either as rotating plain, neon text (as seen in preview images above) or convert existing images to spinning spheres with options to bulk build all your existing tables or single file build for any tables you add later. No more searching for a wheel for the latest table release - just build your own!. The apps do not overwrite your existing wheel images. New images are created in a separate ('Made') folder where you can view them before deciding if you want to use them (at which stage you can backup existing wheel images if you wish and then copy the new wheel images across) Prerequisites The apps are 64bit only. They will not run on a 32bit OS (sorry!). They also needs .Net 4.5 to run. You should only use the images produced by this app PinballX with version 4.84 and later. Install No installer as such, just download the file and extract the contents to a folder somewhere and then run TextToSpinball.exe or ImageToSpinball.exe Using the Applications Hopefully the app is straightforward, but just in case; Text To Spinball Input Text Area Set the text to be converted to a spinning ball if building a single animation, with some options for formatting. Format options are used for both bulk and single animations. Output Image Font Select a font to use. You can have different fonts for different systems if you wish (or if you have time specific fonts for individual tables). I tend to go for 'chunky' fonts like compacta, or a small caps font like mech effects 2. Output Image Type and Format Set the resolution required and number of frames for animations. To produce a static single frame png image set Rotation Frames to 1. Larger resolutions may not necessarily look better (because of the animation and short time each frame is shown), but will increase file sizes (as will increasing the frame count). Then set the animation type required plain text front, front and back or neon. For neon you can also set to use a colour or leave it as Auto which will pick a colour based on the text being animated (rainbow colours as the PinballX wheel is rotated), and from v1.1 also choose if you want to 'fill' the letters with dark transparency (useful if not being used with underlays in PinballX) Overlay APng in Image - use this option to overlay the animation on top of an existing static image file. The static image will then be the background for the completed apng (the static image can be larger than the animation size and can be placed at x,y co-ordinates) Frame Timing Speed up or slowdown the animation as you wish. The variate timing option will offer a degree of randomness (0-50%) if you want to vary the speed of wheel image animations (variation is by animation not frame to frame, so that the wheels will 'spin' in PinballX at slightly different speeds). Image Compression Compress output images using pingo compression. Use the default auto option unless you need more compression to lower file sizes or less compression because artefacts are seen in output images. If using manual compression note that 1 is maximum compression, 100 is minimum. Overwrite Existing Files - If unchecked then existing files (in the 'Made') will not be overwritten and will save processing time in bulk mode if no output options are changed and you are just creating wheels for new tables. Bulk Build Apngs - Select either a text file or a PinballX database xml file to process. If database xml is chosen wheel images will be created using text of the Table Description filed and named as the Table Name field, for txt files the text and file name will be the same single line from the file. Using xml as source allows you to copy the processed wheels to your databases' Wheel Images folder with no need to import individually (backup existing wheel image first!). Use Esc key to stop processing if needed. Open Made Folder - Opens the output folder. Build APng - Single animation build using text for as entered in in Input Text area. Image To Spinball This application is mainly intended for use converting logo type images to spinning animations. A lot of the options are very similar to Text To Spinball. Exceptions are; Source Image Select an image to convert. For images with transparent backgrounds you can also select to 'auto pad' the image ensuring a transparent margin is present around the image (to help prevent warping around the top and bottom of the source image in the ball image, and wrapping the start and end of the image together as it rotates without having a gap. For images with solid backgrounds best results can be achieved be ensuring a tileable background is used (to prevent a visible seam during rotation) and by using a square canvas. Output Image Type and Format Underlay Colour - Select a solid colour for use as a background colour in the output ball. Use Suggested Underlay Colour - Intended for bulk build of apngs where a complementary RYB underlay colour is auto selected based on the dominant colours in the source image Rotation Axis - Control the angle of rotation for output images Add Light Overlay - Adds light/shadow highlights to sphere image produced. Full Sphere - Applies the light/shadow to transparent areas as well. Add Tarcisio Overlay - Adds Tarcisio style overlay around the sphere images. Thanks to Rajo Joey for the template used. Add Extra Overlay - You can select this to add an image as an extra overlay (top level) on the output image. Options allow for placement of the overlay location on the output image. Full control of the overlay location can be done by manually adjusting the overlay image using a canvas size of 1000*1000, the placement and sizing of the overlay will then be respected relative to the output resolution from that. Bulk Build Apngs - Select image files rather than from database or text files. Example outputs Source Image With 250*250 resolution set Tarcisio Non Tarcisio General Usage Tips Some files are used by both applications - don't run ImageToSpinball and TextToSpinball at the same time! Only use the wheel images produced by this app with PinballX 4.84 or later Refine / test your settings using single image output before running a bulk build. When bulk processing the app is likely to use 100% CPU so best to just let it run when you're not trying to do something else. Depending on CPU you can expect to process one or two wheels a minute. Different output types produce different file sizes, neon images are the largest. Different fonts also produce different file sizes. You may need to tweak combinations of output resolution, frame count and compression settings to a find file size range that suits your font and output type. Configuration options are saved on exit and restored on next use so any new wheels you make will match the style of ones you made last time. If you want to preview any of the 'Made' files before adding them to PinballX then right click to 'open with' and choose any modern browser like Edge or Chrome, or use MNGer Although intended for use as wheel images you can use apng files for other media areas in PinballX (Topper etc), and with the release of PinballX Database Manager 21.04.08.0 you can also convert them to mp4 format during the import (which will reduce file sizes) if being used in other media areas. The images will likely look stretched into an egg shape though if your defined screen area is not square. Sample PinballX Underlay and Overlay images for use with these wheel images are provided in the support thread. If the apngs produced by these apps do not play back correctly in GameEx apps then try building them with the compression option turned off (and then try alternate compression methods e.g. https://tinypng.com/). Any Issues Please attach the Log_TextToSpinBall.txt and Config_TextToSpinBall.ini files or Log_ImageToSpinBall.txt and Config_ImageToSpinBall.ini from the apps folder with a description of any issue. Other Notes The application uses PixelMap, Magick.Net, ColorPicker, apngasm and Pingo libraries, my thanks to their authors. Please visit their sites and support their work! Feel free to distribute any wheels made with the app as you wish, please don't distribute the app itself - for support reasons just include a link to this page instead, thanks.

Converts image files to simple Gif or animated png (apng) animations. I built this to be able to quickly add set subtle animation styles to PinballX wheel and logo images, but it should work for any image you want to throw at it if you just want to animate a button or something (don't try it with 4k images though!). The app has two variations of animations, a sweeping left to right overlay/merge (stripe, cloud, stars or check patterns) and a colour flash/incremental change. Install No installer as such, just download the file and extract the contents to a folder somewhere and then run ImageToGif.exe Using the Application Source Image - Shows the image file you currently have selected. By default on load this is a PinballX logo. Select Colour Range - Here you can select what colour range from the source image any animation is applied to. The Exclude option inverts the selection to use anything outside the set range. Image Highlight / Preview Area - This image will show the areas of an image where animation effects will be applied to, or after animating an image to show a preview of the Gif created. Highlight Overlay Options - This is where you select the effect you want, its colour and at what level. Overlay and Merge Highlights are similar as they both produce a sweeping animation left to right, the Flash animation is simply to flash a different colour for a single frame with morph incrementing steps to and from that colour. Gif Output Options - Change the timing of your animation as you want. Buttons - Self explanatory Settings are saved / restored on app close / startup. Examples Overlay - Changing to these settings will produce; Merge - Changing highlight type to Merge; Colour Flash - Selecting a RGB range will limit the area of the image used for the animation, here we set the RGB range to match the turquoise are of the image, and set the highlight colour to Cyan as a colour to replace it in a single frame flash. Note the preview area reflects the selected RGB range. Colour Morph - To change the dark blue area of the image to more of a navy blue in steps, set the RGB values to reflect that area and select morph to incrementally change colour (rather than flash which is just one frame); Alternate Overlays Four types of overlays (used in the Overlay and Merge Highlight options are included with the app, Stripe (as above), Cloud, Check pattern and Stars (or snow, or just noise, call it what you want) E.g. Check Pattern selected; Advanced Use Overlays - The overlays used by the app can be found in the resources folder. These can be amended to alternatives if required. Photoshop PSD Files - The app can open .psd files and apply an effect to a single layer before building the output. This makes selection of areas to animate in the flattened image easier and can be combined with RGB values as well. See support thread for a bit more info / example. This option can be used by media creators, or if you have access to source psd files. Note some images may have issues with transparency if the psd file was created with Paint.net rather than gimp or photoshop. Transparent Colour option - For Flash and Morph options the app has the option to change transparency of the input image (or areas of it) in an animation for apng output. Select the Trans option instead of colour highlight. This can fade an area of an image (or a psd layer) partially or fully (depending on highlight level selected) General Usage Tips Apng format handles partial transparency, gifs don't. Use apng as output format for any image where partial transparency is used on edges. For PinballX wheel images using apng format output use the .apng extension option. For other uses .png should be ok. Building and previewing Gifs is quicker than building Apngs. Tweak and adjust settings where possible using Gif as the output format and then switch to Apng format for the final version where apng use is wanted. Lowering frame numbers will result in smaller output file sizes and quicker processing, but animations may not be as smooth. PSD files will be slowest to process input format. Use low frame count and gif as output while checking settings, selecting All Layers will be quicker than individual layers. Output file sizes can be reduced greatly via online compression/optimisation tools, e.g. https://tinypng.com/ for png/apng . Note that some tools are 'lossy' so check the results. Command Line / Batch The app does have a bulk option where it will process all images in a folder and output gifs to the same folder using the same file name. Options are limited as i don't expect it to be used much (as settings normally need changing for each image). Two parameters (All other processing options for the gifs are as set in the app config [as saved when last closed]); -I="path" - the folder of input images to process (no trailing \) -O=1 - overwrite existing gifs when set (0 to not overwrite, but that is default behaviour so not needed) Example cmd line - imagetogif -I="C:\Pinballx\Media\System Logos" -O=1 PSD files are excluded from command line processing Issues Please report any issues here, attaching the log.txt and config.ini files from the apps folder; Other Notes The application uses PixelMap, Magick.Net and apngasm, dependencies are included with the app. .Net 4.5 is needed for app to run. and thanks to @Mike_da_Spike for doing a few tests for me.

animated backglass .mp4 videos

These are an improved version of DMD style company logo animations (originally posted https://www.gameex.info/forums/topic/24176-animated-system-logos-wheels) along with some neon type animations to cover other years / manufacturers. Png files included are animated pngs. Note that the previews are on a white background, these files look better where they are intended to be used, on the dark semi transparent Additional Detail area of PinballX. Files included (ALT is used to indicate alternatives for the main version of a file, remove the ALT part to use it in PinballX); DMD Style Alvin G.gif Bally (1991-).gif Bally (1991-)ALT.gif * Alternative Bally animation, could be renamed and used for games listed as Midway Barnstorm Games.gif * Not a 'real' DMD animation. Improvised. Capcom.gif CapcomALT.gif Data East (1991-).gif Data East (1991-)ALT1.gif * Alternative DE animation, rename to use Data East (1991-)ALT2.gif * Alternative DE animation, rename to use Farsight Studios.gif * Not a 'real' DMD animation. Improvised. Form Slingers.gif * Not a 'real' DMD animation. Improvised. Gottlieb (1992-).gif Gottlieb (1992-)ALT1.gif * Alternative Gottlieb Premier animation, also used as as Premier JP Salas.gif * Not a 'real' DMD animation. Improvised. Inder (1993-).gif * Not a 'real' DMD animation. Improvised. Midway (1991-).gif * Not a 'real' DMD animation. Improvised. Original.gif * Not a 'real' DMD animation. Improvised. Premier.gif * Duplicate of Gottlieb (1992-)ALT1.gif Sega (1981-).gif SegaALT1 (1981-).gif * Alternative Sega animation, rename to use SegaALT2 (1981-).gif * Alternative Sega animation, rename to use Spinball.gif Spinball S.A.L..gif Spooky Pinball.gif * Not a 'real' DMD animation. Improvised. Stern (1999-2010).gif Stern (2011-2016).gif Technetium Games.gif * based on ftp dmd video Williams (1991-).gif Williams (1991-)ALT.gif * Alternative Williams animation, rename to use Zen Studios.gif Neon Effect (pre DMD) Allied Leisure.apng Astro Games.apng Atari.apng Automaticos.apng AutomaticosALT.apng * Talleres del Llobregat Bally (-1990).apng Bally Midway.apng Bally Wulff.apng Barni.apng Bell Games.apng Bensa.apng Bill Port.apng Chicago Coin.apng Christian.apng * Christian Automatic / Christian Tabart CIC Play.apng Cirsa.apng Data East (-1990).apng EMAGAR.apng Epic Games.apng Epic Pinball.apng Europlay.apng Game Plan.apng Geiger.apng Gottlieb (-1979).apng Gottlieb (1980-1991).apng Grand Products.apng Hankin.apng HankinALT.apng I.D.I..apng Iberomatic.apng Iberomatic S.A..apng IDSA.apng Inder (-1985).apng Inder (1986-1992).apng Interflip.apng Jac van Ham.apng Jersey Jack Pinball.apng Jeutel.apng Joctronic.apng Juegos Populares.apng LTD.apng MAC.apng MAC S.A..apng Maresa (-1975).apng Maresa (1976-).apng MARSA.apng Midway (-1990).apng Mylstar.apng No Image.apng No Image.png Nuova Bell Games.apng Petaco.apng Peyper.png Pinstar.apng Playmatic.apng Rally (-1965) Rally (1966-) Recel.apng Recreativos Franco.apng Rowamet.apng Sega (-1980).apng Segasa.apng SLEIC.apng Sonic.apng SonicALT.apng Sport Matic.apng Stargame.apng Stern (-1980).apng Stern (1981-1998).apng Taito.apng Taito do Brasil.apng Tecnoplay.apng Unidesa.apng Universal de Desarrollos Electronicos.apng * same as Unidesa Videodens.apng Williams (-1990).apng Zaccaria.apng Other (matching display type of era / tables) American Pinball.gif Dutch Pinball.gif Magic Pixel.apng Malzbie Games.apng Mr Game.gif Pinball Fantasies.gif Stern (2017-).apng OrbitalPin.apng OrbitalPinALT.gif VPW.apng These files should be placed in your PinballX\Media\Company Logos folder. The files are named to display the animations only for years ranges in the brackets, but can be renamed to display for all years if that is preferred. As always with these things keep the ones you want, delete what you don't!. To display the animations in PinballX make sure you're up to date and have Show Additional Detail enabled under General settings in Settings.exe. If you display company logos as wheel overlay images (Settings.exe->Generel Settings->Wheel Overlay Images option) the gif images will not display correctly in the wheel. Copy a static png logo image with same file/company name as the gif back to the company logos folder (that file will be used for the overlay, with the gif displayed in Additional Detail area), or disable the wheel overlay option. The animations need PinballX V4.84 or later to work. If the logo's aren't being used / picked up by PinballX please check your database table entry Manufacturer name, the company name should match the name of the file, if it doesn't change the name of file or update the manufacturer info for those table(s).

I update this file for petition of some users. 1212 Megaballs for Visual Pinball + System Megaball + PSD --------------------------------------------------- Actualizo esta descarga por petición de algunos usuarios 1212 Megaballs para Visual Pinball + System Megaball + PSD

PBX Recorder will walk through all the VP tables found set up in Pinballx, launch each table and record/capture all videos and/or images automatically. This is intended for VP cab setups but will add Desktop support at some point (Note: Desktop users - there is now a beta version for single monitor desktop users below). By default, PBX Recorder is setup to find and record missing media. There are options to re-record all media if desired. What to record and length of videos are all configurable. NOTE: PBX Recorder uses the DirectB2S screenres.txt to figure out how to record the Playfield, Backglass and DMD. (If the DMD portion of screenres.txt is not filled in correctly, you will have trouble with DMD video or screenshot capture. Try the included ScreenResCheck utility, to see exactly what PBX Recorder will record) NOTE: PBX Recorder videos requires that you to install the LAV filters recommended for PinballX here: http://www.pinballx.com/codecs.exe To view the videos outside of PinballX, try a media player like this: https://mpc-hc.org/ Version history: Version 1.4 beta: - Drag and drop of new VPT/VPX files onto PBX Recorder to add a new table to the PinballX xml file - Ability to PAUSE recorder to setup table, i.e enable B2S, tweak script and RESUME. Double tap PAUSE to start recording immediately Version 1.3 - New record mode: "Record complete media set for new tables only" - Drag and drop of new VPT/VPX files onto PBX Recorder to record a single table(must be in XML already). - Ability to record in .mp4 format added - Ability to name media based on table or description names. Version 1.2 - Basic support for automatic Wheel image download via FTP if you have Pinballx FTP access. To enable FTP support, open the FTPLoginInfo.txt file and put in your user info. (If you do not have FTP access, the log file will provide a list of any missing wheel images) Version 1.1 - Bugfix release Version 1.0 - Initial version Special Thanks to: - Carny_Priest for his original ffmpeg recording scripts and input on the PinballX forums (http://www.gameex.info/forums/topic/15207-capture-videos-to-pinballx-media-table-backglass-and-dmd) - All the beta testers

The MegaDocklets, as you know, are icons or oversized wheels style Draco, of PinballX.net. I'm doing the MegaDocklets for Future Pinball. FIRST DELIVERY At the moment they are ready the first 160, the easiest to do since I used it had already done for Visual Pinball least 4 or 5 I made from scratch. Many of them, not even if the table is in Future Pinball or not, simply because I've done it already had Visual. SECOND DELIVERY I am preparing a second installment with another 100 or so, the rest of tables that are in packs that I have uploaded, I have them in use or not and child tables. These take a few days, so be patient. ----------------------------------------- Los MegaDocklets, como ya sabréis, son iconos o wheels de gran tamaño al estilo de Draco, de PinballX.net. Estoy haciendo los MegaDocklets para Future Pinball. PRIMERA ENTREGA De momento ya están listos los primeros 160, los más fáciles de hacer ya que he usado el que ya había hecho para Visual Pinball, menos 4 o 5 que he hecho desde cero. Muchos de ellos, ni siquiera se si esa mesa está en Future Pinball o no, simplemente lo he hecho porque ya tenía el de Visual. SEGUNDA ENTREGA Estoy preparando una segunda entrega con otros 100 aproximadamente, del resto de mesas que hay en los packs que tengo subidos, las tenga yo en uso o no y de mesas infantiles. Estos llevarán unos días, así que paciencia.

This integrating other 200 games MAME in PinballX. It's almost ready, the moment I bring 200 new MegaDocklets, well, 195 new and 5 which already had downloaded from FTP. As you can see, almost all are horizontal. -------------------------------------------------- Esto integrando otros 200 juegos de MAME en PinballX. Ya está casi listo, de momento os traigo 200 nuevos MegaDocklets, bueno, 195 nuevos y 5 que ya tenía descargados del FTP. Como veís, casi todos son horizontales.

MAME stands for Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator. When used in conjunction with images of the original arcade game's ROM and disk data, MAME attempts to reproduce that game as faithfully as possible on a more modern general-purpose computer. MAME can currently emulate several thousand different classic arcade video games from the late 1970s through the modern era. http://mamedev.org/

This is the latest release of my "Generate loading Videos" from playfield program. The idea started when PinballX introduced loading Videos and @scutters modified his "Loading Video & Image Changer (de-randomiser) " With Scutters his plugin and this program (and a lot of creativity of yourself), you can create your loading video's per table. Version 3 of this program, makes it much easier than the previous version I created. And more flexible. The settings interface can now easily add 'animations' (.gif, .apng or .mp4), you can choose the location where the animation should be added to playfield image And you can choose if you want to use an overlay (Some overlays already included) When set everything up, the program will create from your playfield video , a video with the animation on top (and if you choose an overlay, that will be placed above the playfield video and under the animation) Setup : Download the zip file , and extract all to the same folder Download the individual animations that you want to use as well Run CreateLoadingVideos.exe Select the PinballX system where you want to create the videos for Go to tab 'animations', and setup your Animations path. Put all your animations in that folder. Click on Add to add an entry, select your animation, select the overlay (or use the checkbox to not use an overlay) and set the location where you want the animation Exit the program if all is setup correctly Run CreateLoadingVideos.exe every time you add/modify your playfield videos The program will create missing loading videos and re-create loading videos if your playfield video is newer. It will randomly pick an animation that was setup. A big thanks to @scutters He created some animations, tested the program and helped with ideas on it if you create Videos of your playfield yourself (and with every update of the table), uses Scutters his de-randomizer plugin and this tools to generate the videos, it will look like a seamless start from front-end to the emulator itself. Some examples video's

Tarcisio Style wheels for Pinball FX named as the names my pinball FX Launcher uses

Backglasses are there to attract you to the table, the PinballX wheel serves the same purpose - the wheel images in this pack combine the two, backglass animated wheels All images are 800*600 as the 4:3 ratio seems to the best general fit amongst the different backglass size ratios and i wanted the size of the image to be consistent so they occupy the same space as each other on screen in PinballX. Over 1000 images in this pack, all in GIF format regardless of whether or not the backglass is actually animated or not (most are). Gif format is limited to 256 colour so file sizes are kept low (>1000 wheels for <300MB ) Also available to download is a simple full screen underlay image which you can use with the gif images as is, or as a template if you want. To use it make sure you set 'Underlay image type' to 'Fill screen' in PinballX Display Settings and then place the underlay in the PinballX\Media\Images folder (for use as a global underlay) or rename it to match your Visual Pinball system name and place it in PinballX\Media\System Underlays to use as an underlay for one system. Examples can be see in the previews, and in use look like this using the underlay; If you have a table with no backglass gif and want to keep everything with the same look and feel then so long as you have a backglass video you can build you own on https://ezgif.com/, or you could just use a static backglass image (as .png or .gif) if you want. Either way i'd recommend keeping to the 4:3 size ratio. Note for members with GameEx subscriptions - the images have also been uploaded to the FTP (under PinballX\Media\Visual Pinball\Wheel Images). On the FTP they are named as 'tablename[backglass style].gif' for easy identification and file import via PinballX Database Manager. Thanks - Rajo Joey and other media contributors, i'm not a table collector like some so most of the images in the pack use the content of backglass videos i did not record and i couldn't have made them without theirs. Of course, biggest thanks to all the Backglass creators @wildman, @hauntfreaks, Blacksad, @nestorgian, @HiRez00, @stefanaustria, @chucky87, @editoy , @32assassin + all the others (sorry if i missed you out, drop me a message and i'll add you!).

This version is obsolete Use : A complete pack to create your own loading videos With the plugin of @scutters you can launch seamless your table This pack contains overlay images that you must put somewhere on your harddrive. Extract the files CreateLaunchVideos.exe, CreateLaunchVideos.ini and Settings_CreateLoadingVideos.exe too. Launch Settings_CreateLoadingVideos.exe to setup your overlay path (the directory from the ZIP file) and select the systems you want to uses for creating the loading videos Save and exit the Settings file. Just run from the command line CreateLaunchVideos.exe and it will create all missing loading video's. Every time you add new tables to your system, run the program CreateLaunchVideos.exe to create missing videos This pack contains 6 different loading videos. And the program will select a random overlay to create the video Original video's where created by @TriTuho on another form. Here are the 6 different overlays (all created with AC/DC table)

This version is obsolete Use : A complete pack to create your own loading videos With the plugin of @scuttersyou can launch seamless your table This pack contains overlay images that you must put somewhere on your harddrive. Extract the files CreateLaunchVideos.exe, CreateLaunchVideos.ini and Settings_CreateLoadingVideos.exe too. Launch Settings_CreateLoadingVideos.exe to setup your overlay path (the directory from the ZIP file) and select the systems you want to uses for creating the loading videos Save and exit the Settings file. Just run from the command line CreateLaunchVideos.exe and it will create all missing loading video's. Every time you add new tables to your system, run the program CreateLaunchVideos.exe to create missing videos This pack contains 12 different loading videos. And the program will select a random overlay to create the video The Overlays where created by @scutters and @Mike_da_Spike But combined together to make all easier Here are the 12 different overlays (all created with AC/DC table)

Go to VPDB.io What if there was a platform that would make it possible to download a game and everything related in one single click? A platform that comes with a tool that downloads and names content like it should be while respecting the author's work? That takes under a minute to set up? Something a newcomer would be instantly comfortable with? A platform where you can browse online, that is fast, open and beautiful, where searching for games is a matter of milliseconds and everything related to a game is in one place? A platform that is so simple to use that preloading cabs or burning DVDs wouldn't even make sense because it would be too cumbersome in comparison? A tool that would assist table authors in publishing their great work, where multiple authors can maintain a release and are properly credited? A tool that sits on your cab, is connected to the platform and updates games when the user tells it to? Even remotely, or even automatically as soon as the author of a game releases a new version? VPDB aims to be that platform. VPDB stands for Virtual Pinball Database. It can do many things you might even once have dreamt about. It's technology coming from members of the virtual pinball community who happen to be software engineers in professional life. It's a platform that makes it fun again to upload, browse, download, rate and comment on content created by this beautiful community. We've coded this up from scratch in our spare time and offer it as a free platform. The code is open source, that means everybody can install VPDB in their own environment and tinker with it. We also offer a public and documented API, giving access to our database to any third party applications you might come up with. The reason we've done this is because we believe that innovation comes from providing openly the tools necessary so they can be improved and live on. In such a vibrant community like this, where people provide hard and beautiful work at no cost, we think this is specially important.

First of all thanks to Tom for making this possible! I renderd this because i always had trouble to clearly see the wheel images. Now the small ones fit inside the arc and the big one stands out more on the glass / PF shadow. To use this you have to install the newest version of PinballX (4.36 or higher) and change the "Underlay Image Type" in the display settings to "Fill Screen". This is my first shot at this so feel free to give some constructive criticism!

No Good Gofers Animated Backglass WMS_No_Good_Gofers.mp4

Animated backglass - Looping .mp4 files

Animated backglass - Looping .mp4 files

I decided to go ahead and share some of these work-in-progress backglass animations. Keep in mind, these will be updated as I make progress. Until they are finalized, enjoy these as I do on my cab!

In this second installment will 50 Mega Docklets the rest had already made by Draco for Pinball Arcade. In the third installment I will go up 60 New MegaDocklets, with other tables I use. ------------------------------------------------- En esta segunda entrega van 50 MegaDocklets del resto que ya había hechos por Draco para Pinball Arcade. En la tercera entrega subiré 60 Nuevos MegaDocklets, con el resto de mesas que yo uso. Visual-Wheel.-Template.psd

This fourth installment consists of 33 Mega Docklets of tables that I have in use and it makes a total of 195 MegaDocklets that future releases and petitions will be added. ------------------------------------ Esta cuarta entrega consta de 33 MegaDocklets de mesas que yo no tengo en uso y con ella hacen un total de 195 MegaDocklets a los que se añadirán futuros lanzamientos y peticiones.

A variation of the Smoked Glass theme, Star Wars - The New Order was in the works prior to the title announced for Episode VII - The Force Awakens. The theme includes the requiisite fonts and a Star Wars Intro "crawl" (hit ESC to bypass and launch GameEx) along with some Star Wars themed background images. Feel free to replace with your own 1920x1080 backgrounds to make the theme your own.

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What is it? It's an Xpadder plugin for GameEx, silly! Seamlessly integrate Xpadder with GameEx with just a few simple clicks. Set the path to your Xpadder.exe, select your emulators from the drop down list, then set up your controller profiles. When GameEx runs the emulator you select, the magic happens in the background. No need to worry about .bat files or messy LaunchBefore/LaunchAfter commands. Say farewell to blank Xpadder profiles! This plugin handles the launching, the closing, and the profile switching quickly and easily without the hassle. If you use Xpadder, you'll love it! /end sales pitch How do I use it? It's simple really. Here's the rundown: Create your Xpadder profiles, or use your existing ones. Unzip the PLUGINS folder to your GameEx directory. Launch the Plugin Manager from your GameEx start menu folder. Point the plugin at Xpadder.exe Select the emulator (or GameEx interface) from the drop-down list. Browse to your Xpadder profiles. Click "SAVE" Click the "EDIT" button next to the profile to load it and edit it from the configuration screen. Play your games! Check the box to leave Xpadder running when GameEx exits Check the box to enable using blank Xpadder profiles instead of killing the process Questions or comments? Head to the official release thread located here.

I have integrated 200 games in MAME PinballX on this page I was able to download about 230 vertical MegaDocklets MAME games, but there was none horizontally and I have built many horizontal. To my pack I used 60 of the downloaded PinballX and 140 new MegaDocklets I've done, which I share. I will also put a "Table Images like" I've done to integrate the horizontal games. ------------------------------------ Tengo integrados 200 juegos de MAME en PinballX, en esta página he podido descargar unos 230 MegaDocklets de juegos verticales de MAME, pero no había ninguno horizontal y yo tengo integrados muchos horizontales. Para mi pack he usado 60 de los descargados de PinballX y 140 nuevos MegaDocklets que he hecho, los cuales los comparto. También pondré unas "Table Images" personalizadas que he hecho para integrar los juegos horizontales.

MarqueeMasher For: Displaying Marquees or other single image stuff on displays additional to your main display. Install: Download. Unzip. Put the file in your GameEx/Plugins folder. Configure it and boom. Use: Searches for image in folders 1-4 (1 being prioritised) for both primary and secondary displays. Searches for image matching Gamename or Romname in jpg or png format. Options: Area: constrain image to a specified specified area on the display. Area Offset: Use image at specified co-ordinates relative to 0,0 of the display.

Some users have asked me about how to make the MegaDocklets for tables added on your own, tables that I have not in use and therefore I have not made the MegaDocklet. Although the .PSD templates for Photoshop are quite simple to understand and the layers are already prepared, users who are not accustomed to Photoshop may cost a little and that is why I have prepared this video. --------------- Algunos usuarios me han preguntado sobre como hacer los MegaDocklets para mesas añadidas por vuestra cuenta, mesas que yo no tengo en uso y por lo tanto no he hecho el MegaDocklet. Aunque las plantillas .PSD para Photoshop son bastante sencillas de entender y ya están las capas preparadas, puede que a usuarios que no estén habituados a Photoshop les cueste un poco y por eso he preparado este vídeo.

Pro-Pinball returns to the fray with a remastered TIMESHOCK version probably launch more reputable and I do not take time to get remastered versions of his three titles, The Web, Big Race USA and Fantastic Journey, though so I read on your website, will have to take it easy. Pro-Pinball launched these four great games to late 90s, if I remember correctly, from 95 to 99 and as I understand, had the peculiarity that in this case, first made the PC game and then the machine was Real Pinball, unlike as usual. These games more than one we did enjoy thousands of hours, among whom I include myself because I still have the TIMESHOCK, Big Race USA and Fantastic Journey, which although get run on a current Pc, have been virtually unplayable and resolutions very low. The remastered TIMESHOCK version is already well advanced, when I did the advance purchase on Steam, still had several flaws that have been polished in recent months, there are now several available views and others in development, you can set controls from the program, you can set graphics and lighting options, etc. In the pipeline are the options for cabinets that will soon go by what I read, but now already supports resolutions vertically and can be played perfectly failing to place the DMD and the menus are responsive to keyboard and / or joystick rather than just the mouse. -------------------------- Pro-Pinball vuelve a la carga con una versión remasterizada de Timeshock, probablemente su lanzamiento de más renombre y no creo que tarden en sacar las versiones remasterizadas de sus otros tres títulos, The Web, Big Race USA y Fantastic Journey, aunque por lo que he leído en su web, habrá que tomárselo con calma. Pro-Pinball lanzó estos cuatro excelentes juegos a finales de los 90, si mal no recuerdo, del 95 al 99 y según tengo entendido, tuvo la particularidad de que en este caso, primero se hizo el juego para PC y posteriormente se hizo la máquina de Pinball Real, al contrario de como viene siendo habitual. Estos juegos a más de uno nos hicieron disfrutar miles de horas, entre los cuales yo me incluyo ya que aún conservo el Timeshock, Big Race USA y Fantastic Journey, los cuales aunque los consigas ejecutar en un Pc actual, han quedado prácticamente injugables y a resoluciones muy bajas. La versión remasterizada de Timeshock ya se encuentra muy avanzada, cuando yo hice la compra anticipada en Steam, todavía tenía varios fallos que han sido pulidos estos últimos meses, ahora hay varias vistas disponibles y otras en desarrollo, se pueden configurar controles desde el programa, puedes configurar opciones gráficas y de iluminación, etc. En el tintero tienen las opciones para cabinets que no tardarán en salir por lo que he leído, aunque actualmente ya soporta resoluciones en vertical y se puede jugar perfectamente a falta de poder colocar el DMD y que los menús respondan a teclado y/o joystick en lugar de hacerlo solo al ratón. 1 DOWNLOAD TABLES The tables have to purchase on Steam, so far can only buy TIMESHOCK. In Visual Pinball you can get the table The Web. 2 SETTING THE TABLES The new version of TIMESHOCK and lets you define keys and joysticks from the game and also incorporates more visual options, lighting, etc. In future updates will be the option to Pincabs the moment we can not move the DMD and the Playfield have added the Speaker Panel with DMD, but the gameplay is already very good. 2.5 CONFIGURACIÓN EN PINBALL X 3 DATABASE FOR PINBALLX In the file download you will find the database, it is certainly the smallest since only contains 4 games and currently all open Pro-Ultra Pinball. There will only be TIMESHOCK also have to select it using the mouse (for now). PinballX will show the four unless you modify the database. 4 MEDIAS FOR PINBALLX In the file download, in addition to the database you will find the logo of Pro-Pinball for system images, the logo of the manufacturer and the means for PinballX or frontend you use. Here I put some examples: Full Screen backglass for 3 monitors, resolution 1920X1080 - 16/9 Backglass with grill in 4/3 for two monitors, but so far I have not seen how to move the DMD. Table Images and video table TIMESHOCK Wheels Megadocklets Wheels custom made by me to use in the crook of DMD while there can not carry the DMD. The download also includes the audio table and ArtWorkCab for those who want to vinyl for Virtual Pinball machine. Here you can see it working. <iframe width="420" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/wUNIzcfR0WM" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

340 Custom Wheels

Backglass for Bethesda Pinball

I created a game Draco MegaDocklets type systems, with its staff. These are large MegaDocklets like the rest of MegaDocklets otherwise would Docklets or MiniDocklets. Being large can come in handy to print vinyl or similar things. The pity is that for arcade systems there precisely many large images and some of them have been enlarged, but there is. ---------------------- He creado un juego de MegaDocklets de sistemas tipo Draco, con su plantilla. Estos MegaDocklets son de gran tamaño al igual que el resto de MegaDocklets, de lo contrario serían Docklets o MiniDocklets. Al ser de gran tamaño te pueden venir muy bien para imprimir vinilos o cosas similares. La pena es que para los sistemas arcade no hay precisamente muchas imágenes de gran tamaño y algunas de ellas han sido ampliadas, pero es lo que hay.

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