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@@tekkamanblade2244 going to order the rev 3 design soon but can't decide if I should get the light cuts for the side and back. If I get the light cuts the playfield will be flat and not at an angle. Is that a big deal? I'm not sure if it looks or feels any different while playing.

@@bengruett458 get the cuts. Leds will reflect a bit regardless if they are angled or not.

@@tekkamanblade2244 awesome. Thank you! I had just heard some people say regardless of the lights they like having the playfield at an angle and some people say it doesn't matter.

Sorry for all the questions but I finally pulled the trigger and got one. For the playfield monitor you showed the vesa screws do not fit the grs design so I am just curious how/what you used to mount the playfield?

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Thanks. If u are willing to pay that much then check xtremegamingcabinets.com.au/presta17/

You are 100% correct😅

I do not know if a standard size glass and rails would fit, but I would be lying if I told you I wasn't curious. It isn't an option available through GRS when ordering. You can make and install your own hinge. I don't see why not.

You download each table, backglass, and media individually. It is not a simple drag and drop like normal emulators ie MAME. The UI is called Pinup Popper. All are available on vpuniverse.com. Nailbuster’s wiki and youtube channel have many tutorials.

No, I don't. U can always disable them or turn the intensity/brightness down. Get the channels. Is better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.

It was not. Measure twice, cut once. Use scrap wood for a practice run.

You r the second person that tells me that. I honestly dont know why DOF behaves like that for some. I didnt do anything special with my set up besides what I found during my research/ set up phase.

You think so!? Thanks! I actually suggested this add-on to a big company that manufactures vpins and they were actually butt-hurt for the suggestion

@@tekkamanblade2244 I love the dynamic programmability of them and sure pinball popper is nice but I find myself reaching for a keyboard pretty frequently for hot keys. Easily fixed. Further, want to record? Boom. Want to live stream the game? Boom. Want to set the lighting in the whole game room? Boom. Getting too hot in a long session? Change the temp! Boom. Brilliant.

I don't see why you couldn't. U definitely can. I guess the prongs serve to prevent the button from shifting.

Pinball game is located at VPU. Graphics I found doing an on-depth Google search

www.nailbuster.com/wikipinup/doku.php?id=other_setup

I think 1/2” wood screws I had laying around

Yes I added solenoids and a shaker motor. Search YT for Major Frenchy

@@tekkamanblade2244 Last question, how sturdy is their framework?

@@goikicks its pretty good 7/10

I made them

I didnt

@@tekkamanblade2244 how did you mount it then? GS mount is terrible and doesn’t fit well at all. I’m drilling holes in the mount to get it to screw in the monitor. Those metal feet push it up a lot.

@@HeHateMe36 I'm not sure what u are referring to. If you are talking about the two individual metal pieces on the the back, I measured and cut the panel in that area so it would clear.

@@tekkamanblade2244 That’s exactly it. Thank you! My hunch was to cut out grooves for those metal pieces. But wanted to ask you the question since you’ve been through it before with the same monitor. Great cabinet took a lot of inspiration from your build. Cheers

@@tekkamanblade2244 just complete cutting and dropped her in. That was a pain in the ass. I’m never taking that monitor out if I can help it lol

Sure, email me

@@tekkamanblade2244 Thx just did

About 4k

@@tekkamanblade2244 😮

Not really. The only way I knw how is like I describe in my vid.

@Jersey Johnnys' Electronics & Entertainment I had the same issue with an arcade cab. I hate the plexi. I want to come up with a mod where I can just use glass. The plexi shows every little scratch.

@@gmee123 I got the glass kit, but haven't purchased the glass yet. I wish someone would help me make it so that my doflinx.ini lights would work with fx3, zaccaria, pinballFX etc. But nobody will help me. Lol my 2 strips of 144 lights in my two rails, I have two 6led rings per speaker. I dont like that ugly speaker cutout that they give us so I just bought speaker covers , cut out those ugly speaker cutouts, and put the 6 rings under the speaker covers as matrix instead of underneath cabinets.i have Two 9 ring speaker leds for my undercabinet. My flasher bar , solinoids, beacons, gear motor and shaker motor all work In fx3 but none if my directoutput config31 which is what the online tool named my zebs board. All the zebs board leds, all work in vpx, future pinball ball and in pinuppopper. But none of the leds work for Any of the other emulators. The online config tool is the one that created a directoutputconfig31.ini I have both .ini files Inside in my directoutput folder, and in the config folder also. But like I said it works fine for vpx, future pinball,.and my pinup popper. I want it to work with everything

Sure ! Im always willing to help

Alright! So what's next on your list? Doing a racing sim or cab anytime soon? :)

@@arthurm7029 thought about it but as you can probably tell from my video I have no room lol. I'm going to upgrade the arcade cab next actually

Most of them are available at VPU just need to do a good search

@TekkamanBlade I found most of them but I think you mentioned you did some cool custom ones like the kids and Marvel playlist. Was hoping you could share. If not no worries.

@@chucksgrace3225 the kids pl is on vpu under username yannielbory. Marvel might not be there, if not email me.

@@tekkamanblade2244 Just sent you an email. Thanks again man

Did it myself

I have the old model. I didn’t like the plexi that came with it so I just use it without one. You gave me some good ideas for improvements. Thanks.

@PK , how is it without the plexi? Im actually overwhelmed and i been doing builds for years. I have ptsd and dealing with game room solutions literally made me have a episode. Supposedly this new model was supposed to be easy to take the plexi out and work on the machine. I have the cabinet put together and there was nothing that told me to install it so now i don't know what to do. To top it off i just got the coin door and it came in the box with pieces everywhere. No instructions. The coin buttons dont light up, and i dont even know how to set them up to work as add coin buttons. Is there a game room solutions forum for help?

@@JerseyJohnnysElectronicsGaming I'm not sure on the new model, but the old one the plexi came with black borders which I didn't like. I honestly like it better without the plexi. My coin door came intact, but they do not light up you would have to add lights like Tekkaman did. I'm in the process of doing that now. I've had no problems with them. I'm going to order another arcade cab when I move into a bigger house.

nailbuster.com/wikipinup/doku.php?id=install_guide

Hi! Thanks! Its just a normal pc from SAMS club. CyberPowerPC - Gamer Master - Desktop - AMD Ryzen 7 5700 Processor - 16GB Memory - 500GB NVMe SSD + 1TB HDD - GeForce RTX 3060 - Windows 10 Home

I just googled it and used photoshop

Idk $5-6k maybe

yah that's what i thought, in the many thousands , way to much for my small wallet , maybe in the far future i can get one , but man good for you your pinball machine rocks , thank you for answering my question cheers .

It's all good. We are entitled to our opinions :)