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Thank you very much!

Right here: http://vpuniverse.com/forums/files/file/3813-the-walking-dead-pro-physmod5/

Hi Sigma, Any chance of the Stern Walking Dead DMD please?

Nice! Thank you.

For 'adamstorm' (or anyone else experiencing the same issue), this may be the solution (it was for me anyway)... Using the Game List Manager that comes with PinballX, (or directly editing the XML - whatever you're happier with) make sure that you delete any tables that are not ticked as 'enabled'. For example, I have Attack from Mars running under Visual Pinball 10. I previously had it running under VP9 but upgraded it when I saw the VP10 version. So PinballX would run the new, VP10 version I unchecked the 'enabled' box in Game List Manager for the VP9 version and made a new entry (under VP10) for it. Works perfectly in PBX; the old version is not displayed on the menu wheel, the new version is and loads and runs as expected. PBX Recorder didn't seem to like the reference in the XML to 'unenabled' tables as I experienced the problem adamstorm describes above. Probably worth pointing out that all three of my VP executables (VP9, VP10 and VP-Physmod) are in one folder. All of my tables are in the one folder too. It may be a good idea to delete (or move somewhere safe) any 'old' tables that you upgrade to VP10. A big thank you to gtxjoe, gstav and Carny_Priest for this great app.

I hope they do 'Rick and Morty' table some time. I love that show...

Two new tables on the way for PBFX2 Star Wars fans... http://www.starwarspinball.com/ Out on the 12th Jan apparently.

And (IMO), those Visual Pinball logos are pretty dull. Are those style the 'official' ones? For VP10, someone should re-work the logo...

Thanks Mike!

Would it be okay if I used that template to have a go at some of my own VP and FP tables please?

First off, Merry Christmas! These are great Mike (and I use your PBFX2 ones as well) Is there any chance you could do versions of the Pinball Arcade ones without the Pinball Arcade header? The reason I ask is that I'd really like to use them for Visual Pinball and Future Pinball wheel images. I love the uniform look of them all and it would really make for a 'neat' front-end wheel. Wadyathink???

Resolved. I had to remove the VP9 tables completely from the dir. Works perfectly now.

Hi Tom, I'm not trying to run VP9.x.x tables with VP10. The VP10 tables in question are in the folder with the correct .vpx extension. I suspect the issue may be having the both versions in the same folder. I will experiment later... Thanks, Simon

Yes, Sir.

The Pogues! Classic! Merry Christmas. RIP Kirsty

Sure. (Playfield) Samsung UE46F5300 (WxHxD: 1059.6 x 626.2 x 49.4) (Backbox) Samsung UE32EH5000 (WxHxD: 738.3 x 444.9 x 93.2) Those are UK model numbers. Dimensions in millimetres. I 'de-cased' both of 'em for a nice, bezel-free finish.

Thanks for the kind words guys! System specs added to OP as requested...

Hi Guys, Whilst I appreciate that Visual Pinball 10 is still in Beta, I'm having a problem setting it up to run with PinballX. I get a 'Program has stopped working' error from VP10. I suspect the problem is that PinballX is attaching the file extension ".vpt'. VP10 uses '.vpx'. The usual log and ini files are attached. I have VP9.x.x and the Physmod variants running with no problem; I did a cut and paste of the Physmod settings in Game Manager for VP10 (I changed the executable, obviously!) Thanks in advance... Simon log.txt PinballX.ini

Hi All, I've been meaning to do this for a while, but please see below for links to videos of my recent two cabinet builds: Pinball cabinet: https://youtu.be/cVJHsIvxue0 Videogame cabinet: https://youtu.be/of-phLWbSN4 There's a fair amount of info in the notes on the YouTube pages but feel free to ask me any questions! I didn't bother with a 'complete' build thread (from start to finish) as I feel there are enough of those and one half-finished cab looks much like another! There are a few photos available too: Pinball cabinet: https://goo.gl/photos/6JqpmqVnEJafoFxz8 Videogame cabinet: https://goo.gl/photos/mgSc8YrzP7ToHo2LA These were both built by myself over the course of this year. Not my first videogame cabinet but it is my first pinball machine. I have to say I'm very pleased with how they both turned out. Anyway, enjoy the videos and photos; hopefully some of you will find some inspiration from them. System Specs (Videogame): MSI P67A-GD65 Motherboard Intel Core i5 Processor GeForce GTX770 GPU 4GB RAM 500GB Solid State Drive Windows 7 System Specs (Pinball): Asus H81M-K Motherboard Intel Core i5 Processor GeForce GTX970 GPU 8GB RAM 500GB Solid State Drive Windows 7 Regards, Simon

Anyone? Bueller...? Bueller...? Bueller...? https://youtu.be/f4zyjLyBp64

Hi, Is there anything like this: http://www.gameex.info/forums/topic/16510-resolved-how-to-delay-running-gameex-on-startup/ ...but for PinballX? I have tried the option in settings of launching when Windows starts but this leads to bizarre table video behaviour. Can GameEXLauncher be configured for PinballX somehow??? Thanks.

No problem, glad to be of service!

Have you got multiple versions of VP working outside of PInballX? That's the first thing to do. Here's a useful video: https://youtu.be/WVeoTpGHF8I and here's a link to a guide about running multiple VP's on PBX: http://www.vpforums.org/index.php?showtopic=27822

^^^ This ^^^ I also used this guide to set up Pinball FX2 with PinballX. Recommended.

This one I assume? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-rLmrMv59M (for Future Pinball) It's by this guy: http://speak1970.wix.com/slamspinballemporium who does some excellent tables and well worth checking out.