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Florida Arcade and Pinball Collectors => Florida Arcade and Pinball Collectors => Topic started by: the architect on May 03, 2017, 09:32:01 AM
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Wondering if there's a way to get the Bethesda pins on a full size virtual pin. I would actually buy a virtual pin just to have fallout/skyrim/doom
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Looks like its possible with pinball fx 2:
You will need to do some research on how to set it all up.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/zens-pinball-fx2-now-supports-a-moveable-dmd-for-cabinets
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Yes didn't know if that could be worked into a windows platform in an actual build or it was limited to steam/Xbox/ps
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Joe - wait till we get the vpcabs Vertigo and we can load it up with these and play!
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Man if we can that would be great! There actually decent designs, pretty fun to play
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I've got fx2 running on my cab. Zen studios will ask you to email them a picture of your planned cab use and give you a code to unlock cab mode in the steam version of the game. PinballX front end allows to call each game via command line for quick launching direct to any table. The cab mode offers dmd placement. You can also use DMDext for a crisper looking dmd but is more involved for setup.
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Have you downloaded/played those tables they're pretty involved. They play pretty well for a non pinball company coding them
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need a computer? what low end specs are needed to run this?
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Zen studios has been making these games since 2010. They are solid and a lot of fun. Physics on them is fantastic and plays similar to visual pinball 10.
Pc specs can be low, but like any game the better spec the higher the graphics can be run.
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I have a core2 duo Dell for your project, if needed and if you can get it to you, joe. :)
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Last time I had a mame built, rats/mike did it. I may go something towards that route again. What are virtual pins costing these days? I've seen 1300 all the way to like 5k, which to me is ridiculous.
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Run it off a Raspberry pi? :)