AndyMcDandy

Magic Pixel has, for the most part, abandoned the PC version to focus on the partnership with AtGames where they supply the Zaccaria tables, history collection tables and other custom-made tables.

Hi @Tom Speirs, I hope you are doing well and just checking in to see if there are any updates on this topic.

I have Windows 10 but only because there is no Linux support of PinballX.

That sounds cool. I look forward to checking it out.

That is cool. I've been testing VPX Standalone to get ready for when I finally convert my pinball cab from Windows to Linux. I just tried the Arcade Edition, and it feels much smoother than the last time I gave the GameEx Windows-only version a try. Do you also plan to convert the setup wizard from exe to unity?

I'm ready to beta-test it when needed. My main system is running Linux Mint 64bit.

I would love a Linux Flatpack version of PinballX.

I simply just went in to my mouse settings and changed the cursor back to default.

Just load in to Visual Pinball and save the table.

You are awesome. Changed to 'NO' and no more changing of my screenres.txt. Thank you so much.

Hello all, I discovered that whenever I run a table through PinballX, the DMD X-axis setting in the screenres.txt gets changed from 1366 to 16000 resulting in backglasses that have built-in Full-DMD to not be displayed. Load tables directly with Visual Pinball and the screenres.txt file does not change and the Full-DMD shows up. I have looked everywhere I could think of to find that 16000 number with no luck. I am at a lost as to where PinballX is getting that number from and why it is even changing the screenres.txt. Anyone have ideas? Thanks.

I'm fine with sticking to static images if I have to.

Strange. The video is MP4 and play's fine in db manager. Is it possible there is a setting in pinballx setup that is currently off which I may have overlooked?