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Ploggy,
Indy runs beautifully.
(However it isn't as stingy in the rom as the real machine, 40 plays and NOTHING! on the real machine)
Thanks very much.
I have the actual cabinet, how does one go about scanning the glass for optimum quality?
Does it require disassembly?
Do you happen to know if Addams Family is available on 1600 format?
Quality is everything, so I'm kind of tied to your releases only im afraid mate.
It now converts to a digital pinball machine with lcd back board too..... Incase you wondering if I had developed it.
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28 September 2010 - 07:34 PM
That is a cool cabinet you have there, Wolfie... would'nt it be great if you were able to have the proper illuminated buttons on it!
Funny you mention that fella.
I was this <---> close, but I couldn't figure out how to get the software to talk to a converter board which would provide power to 7 independant led housed switches.
If I'd used windows scripting host it would have tied up the processor to around 80% during pause times so I would have had to create an artificially fast machine to compensate, thus reducing emulation accuracy.
Please tell me how does MFME talk to light bulbs?
