Mara32767

here's another for psycho pinball tables.. it's a little too small but all i had

I gimp'd this for original tables to use for the time being.. it's a png with alpha so good to go for anyone who wants it

Yes you just download the new setup/installer. It will automatically keep your settings, databases etc. even though it doesn't say that during the install. I noticed a possible bug though. Every time I have installed a new version, there are two visual pinball backglasses added to the backglass folder, and two table movies added to the movie folder. I believe the names were big game and something else. I delete them every time considering a) i don't need them and 2) one of the backglasses is larger than 1280x1024 and that messes with UltraVP.. oh, and e) the install always adds a "PinballFX2" folder in the databases folder. Even though mine is set to "Pinball FX2" (it has a space) the one without a space is always readded.

no problem. i agree it would be cool to have the option in program.. but a big thanks to the author of PinballX even as it is, pretty awesome alternative to hyperpin =)

The easiest way to do this at the moment is to go to /PinballX/Databases/Visual Pinball and /PinballX/Databases/Future Pinball and make an extra copy of your xml files. These will be treated as the "custom lists" the author has given us the ability to create. Just name the copies whatever you want it to display in PinballX. For example, I have "Visual Pinball.xml" copied as "Visual Pinball Emulator.xml", residing in the same directory. PinballX will then display all your Visual Pinball tables if you select "Visual Pinball Emulator tables" from the menu. I did the same with "Future Pinball.xml", it is copied as "Future Pinball Emulator.xml". So each of my database directories has two xml files. When you add tables just don't forget to make a new copy of the XML and rename appropriately so your "custom list" is updated. Easy peasy lemon squeezy =)