Sergio Thanks for the tip to export POV to tables folder.

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Thanks for the extra tip mate

Thanks for the tip!

Sure thing! on the to do list. You mean the actual patching or getting colorized rom?

@@MajorFrenchy the actual patching please :D

Thank you for your tip. Much appreciated. If I lower the z I had the ball stuck below a ramp, might have just been a fluke. If you have a new set, let me know I will update the video description.

@@MajorFrenchy z offset or scale? never lower the scale. Z offset is just your camera position it has no effect on table. Some of Hauntfreaks table povs below I do not agree with all of them but they give you a good idea of keeping scale close to 1:1 from Hauntfreaks again if you want 1:1 ratio .... then you would set the XYZ to 1 and set the Z offset to size and fill the X axis. x scale can be lower than 1 it will not affect viewing. drive.google.com/drive/folders/1QMAIuiP_xWsaZYcNn_djkmz8FXobqFz5 My few ones I have tweaked which i think look better in my cabinet. www.dropbox.com/sh/a4i33wmfwteflsx/AABGBwwT0DipvpNB5CmgSA-xa?dl=0

You can totally share VPX POV and use someone else, for future pinball, that might be tricky because you can't export your config.

nope. i just use that one. I prefer that format for searching.

Make sure you have FSS Mode unchecked.

@@MajorFrenchy It is unchecked, anything else could cause this problem?

@@ericmongeau5472 does the table have X- and Y-Offsets? Those values probably need to be swapped because the X axis is now the Y axis and vice versa. Edit - same goes for X- and Y-Scale, etc.

Those POV files in the Mega are for cabinet views. Once you set yours for Desktop, you can always export them .

If those POVs are set up for landscape, it’s pretty easy to change the rotation of each table from 270 to 0 at the same time with a batch find-and-replace tool called FnR.exe - findandreplace.io/overview Point it to the folder where your POVs live and tell it to replace “270.000000” with “0.000000” (copy and paste the value from one of POVs with the surrounding XML tag, that way you are using the right number of decimal places). *** You may need to tweak some other settings; I think any POVs utilizing X and Y offsets will need to have those values either switched or just reset to 0, because the axes were defined assuming a 270 rotation instead of 0. I just did this recently, so I haven’t play tested enough tables after batch converting to portrait to confirm. (EDIT - due to the direction of this rotation, I think the new X offset will have the wrong sign after swapping X and Y; in other words it may be negative where it should be positive. So, if the playfield appears partially off-screen, try flipping the sign to see before resorting to manual tweaking or zeroing out the offsets.) Note also that with a portrait playfield you are probably also going to fight an uphill battle with PinUp Player and Popper. So far it’s the only software I’ve set up on my cab that refuses to accept negative values for screen coordinates. The top-left corner of the primary display (which has to be the playfield monitor if I recall correctly) will be defined as 0,0 with negative values being above and left of that point, which effects the DMD and Backglass displays. I’m hoping that manually writing negative position values to the config file will function as a workaround, because I don’t feel like bothering Nailbuster with a request to officially change the accepted ranges of all of the input validation functions (and as far as I can tell PinUp is closed-source, so forking or offering a PR is not an option).

@@LCOmusic yeah, I've already fought those battles with pinup player and popper and got it all working to my liking, it thankfully wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, but I think that's because I started out that way at the beginning

@@2hrsweekly922 ah, very good. It’s not a problem if you’re ok with defining your other screens as being located off to the right of the playfield, but I’m still hoping I can find a way to define them where they actually are in relation to one another, because it’s unintuitive to do it any other way and I guess that bothers me too much to just accept it.

what quick connects?