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luvthecubs

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  1. I accomplished this using an AutoHotKey script: --------------------------------------------------------------------- #NoEnv ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases. ; #Warn ; Enable warnings to assist with detecting common errors. SendMode Input ; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability. SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir% ; Ensures a consistent starting directory. Run C:\PinballX\Media\Backglass Images\startup_backglass.jpg ;location of backglass image WinWaitActive, Photos WinMove, -1920, 0 ;Moves window to location on other monitor WinActivate Photos ;activate the Photo viewer window WinWaitActive, Photos Send #+{enter} ;sends command for full screen WinActivate Photos ;brings backglass to the top again sleep 15000 ;delays for to match length of video (1000 = 1 second) WinClose, Photos --------------------------------------------------------------------- This compiled .exe script is set to run on startup in the PinballX settings wizard. Basically, it will launch an image using Windows 10 Photo Viewer, full screen the image and make it active for the duration of the startup video and closes the image when the video stops. I would imagine you could accomplish something similar using a 2nd video and VLC Viewer, though I haven't tested that. The static image + video is all I really wanted.
  2. The exe is set to run as admin. Here are my config settings: [Display]Monitor=0rotate=0Windowed=FalseWindowWidth=1920WindowHeight=1080WindowX=0WindowY=0PlayFieldBrightness=230WheelTextColor=ffffffffWheelTextOutlineColor=ff000000InfoTextColor=ffffffffInfoTextOutlineColor=ff000000FilterTextColor=ffffffffFilterTextOutlineColor=ff000000 After running pinballx.exe once the rotate setting is set back to "0". Pressing R to rotate within the program just flashes the screen quickly and nothing happens. Permissions are set to full for all users. Still not working.
  3. Having an issue where every time I start PinballX, my rotate setting is reset to "0". It doesn't matter if I use the configuration program or manually update the config file using wordpad or notepad. Running Windows 7 Pro 64-bit. I even changed the permission on the config file and made it wide open for all users. Seems upon launch it gets reset to "0". All other settings are kept. Thoughts?
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