You have some excellent design skills and an eye for detail with all those wire bending and such lining up so well, as well as all your thoroughness in making things nobody will see look nice and be safe to work on later.
In the United States we have games called shuffle bowling. Using a heavy puck and switches the puck slides over the switches causing the plastic pins to swing up. Fun game. Yours looks a lot of fun as well
Leuk project en het ziet er echt goed uit! Ik heb met een vriend ooit een arcade cabinet (ook leeg) gevuld met electronica en wat opknappingen gedaan. Al heb ik een lattepanda delta gebruikt als sbc ipv een pi want mijn vriend had een simpele applicatie gemaakt op windows 10 wat de lattepanda kan draaien want er zit een x86 cpu op en die heeft zelfs een acpi power button. De lattepanda is wel behoorlijk wat duurder maar beide sbcs zijn perfect voor de task, ik zou dan ook een pi hebben gebruikt maar mijn vriend wou graag een windows sbc met gpio dat de lattepanda heeft. Wij hebben ook prototype boards gebruikt ipv een custom pcb want we hadden niet veel tijd ervoor en het is en blijft een hobby project. Helaas geen video van gemaakt of project files
I remember playing a game similar to this as a kid at carnivals. Instead of coins you rolled balls into the holes. Instead of points you controlled a little motorized figure on a board, and it was a race to the end for a prize lol
Tip: Set overlay FS for RPi, and have the software save the high scores and other configuration data to another type of storage, such as an internal USB stick. This drastically cuts down on disk write access, prolonging its lifetime. You also might want to disable logging or set the logging level to warning and errors only.
Met raspi config kunt u read only boot en overlay fs aanzetten om je sd kaart niet te corrupten. Met een tweede usb stick voor de high scores oid. Cool project!
You get 7 coins per turn, so you throw all of them and then it's the next player's turn. Everyone keeps throwing until you reach a minimum target score and that player wins
When I first read the documentation for the library that drives the addressable leds, it said that it interferes with thr regular audio jack, so I just bought a USB adapter for a couple of euros to solve that. Apparantly, there are ways around it but I just took the easy way
It was actually the other way around. I first had a plain wire, then replaced it with a fuse for some extra safety 😁 you have an amazing attention to detail though, I thought nobody would notice
Leuke combinatie van digitaal en analoog. Zou het spel beter spelen als het een soort airhockey tafel had? Ik vind de stenen die niks raken er zo ongemakkelijk uit zien. Misschien is de verwachting dat alles perfect moet in een spel ook wel te modern.
Daar hou ik als maker van, projecten die de digitale en fysieke wereld samen brengen. Lijkt mij ook wel een coole extra, een soort glijdende tafel, maar daarmee los je niet op dat er gemiste stenen kunnen blijven liggen. Zie het een beetje als petanque, het is net deel van het spel en tactiek om soms andere munten weg te kaatsen
Apparantly all those first generation models have the same spelling mistake. They sometimes pop up on the local second hand website here in Belgium, but other than that I haven't seen them anywhere else
@@overtinker.projects Nice :) Would be great to see them all side by side as a collection :) The one you fixed here in the video are of the rarest type then since they wheren’t really properly released? Btw: are you by any chance familiar with the Gottlieb System 1 pinball machines?
@AndreSjoberg it's hard to say which one is most rare, because there is no documentation on any of these. Going off of second hand advert frequency, the older one pops up every few months or so, the new one I only saw once over the last 3 years. I'm not familiar with Gotlieb pins. I mainly collect Williams, Bally, and Stern.
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Your jumper bending skills are next level - each one of those wires was the perfect length and shape on those PCB's!
It was quite a lot of work to do it like that! But I prefer a planned and clean layout over a spaghetti of criss cross wiring
That's the exact monitor i use for my PC. It's only 720p, but it's an absolute workhorse.
I feel like Dell really has quality monitors indeed
@@overtinker.projects I bought it refurbished ten years ago and I've never had a single issue with it!
An interesting display of how something lost to time, can be resurrected with patience and skill.
Amazing compliment, thank you
You have some excellent design skills and an eye for detail with all those wire bending and such lining up so well, as well as all your thoroughness in making things nobody will see look nice and be safe to work on later.
Thank you! I mainly try to make it nice for my future self indeed, and I also just like that it looks good
This game is kinda like Pinball, in the way that the backglass has the 4 scores laid out, and the general shape of the machine
The cabinet does really look like a pinball, and you basically also have to hit certain shots. I can see the parallel 😁
Great work. This looks incredible
Thank you!
What a project and the result is looking fantastic! Never heard of the game, but it looks fun.
Thank you! I do think it's a simple fun game :)
This is beyond awesome. Great job!
Thank you!
In the United States we have games called shuffle bowling. Using a heavy puck and switches the puck slides over the switches causing the plastic pins to swing up. Fun game. Yours looks a lot of fun as well
Souns somewhat similar. Nice to learn about more games
Leuk project en het ziet er echt goed uit! Ik heb met een vriend ooit een arcade cabinet (ook leeg) gevuld met electronica en wat opknappingen gedaan. Al heb ik een lattepanda delta gebruikt als sbc ipv een pi want mijn vriend had een simpele applicatie gemaakt op windows 10 wat de lattepanda kan draaien want er zit een x86 cpu op en die heeft zelfs een acpi power button. De lattepanda is wel behoorlijk wat duurder maar beide sbcs zijn perfect voor de task, ik zou dan ook een pi hebben gebruikt maar mijn vriend wou graag een windows sbc met gpio dat de lattepanda heeft. Wij hebben ook prototype boards gebruikt ipv een custom pcb want we hadden niet veel tijd ervoor en het is en blijft een hobby project. Helaas geen video van gemaakt of project files
Ik vind een Pi gewoon super om mee te werken. Goedkoop, veel libraries, veel community rond. Lattepanda kende ik nog niet. Zal ik is moeten opzoeken
I remember playing a game similar to this as a kid at carnivals. Instead of coins you rolled balls into the holes. Instead of points you controlled a little motorized figure on a board, and it was a race to the end for a prize lol
We have those here too! Here, it's called camelrace
Wow, amazing job! I wish I understood the electronics part better so I could do something similar to an EM pin.
Thank you! I think an entire pinball is a lot more complicated than this, but there's an entire homebrew community that makes their own diy pins
Incredible project. I'm impressed by how much diverse knowledge it requires. The result was definitely worth it. Great work!
That's the fun part in my opinion, using many different skills to put an entire project together
That's a cool game! Good work! It looks like a fun game!
I really like it, especially with multiple people to get some competitiveness in there
Super cool, looks really funnas well!
I think so too, especially with multiple players
Shuffleton sounds like some new hybrid retro edm genre
I can see where you're coming from 😂 I lost count of the amount of -ton genres a long time ago
Very cool.
i might have to build one
That would be incredibly cool 😁
Tip: Set overlay FS for RPi, and have the software save the high scores and other configuration data to another type of storage, such as an internal USB stick. This drastically cuts down on disk write access, prolonging its lifetime. You also might want to disable logging or set the logging level to warning and errors only.
I saw a video about this just yesterday. It does sound like a good idea for this game as there is nothing that gets written to the filesystem anyway
I really enjoyed this, what a fantastic project finished off to an incredible standard, great work saving an obscure piece of gaming history!
Thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed it
Spectacular work!
Thanks!
Great Job
Thank you
Found on reddit. This whole video was great! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for watching!
You could add ticket dispenser and you would have fully working ticket redemption game!
I'm not really a fan of redemption games, and I think this one would be too easy to cheat at. I'm not sure this is the best candidate for it
Super cool! The game looks super fun! I think now that's up and running you should work on some animations for the game to play when things happen.
That's definitely a thought I had, but the Pi is a bit slow for that I think. It wouldn't really add that much to the gameplay anyway
Met raspi config kunt u read only boot en overlay fs aanzetten om je sd kaart niet te corrupten. Met een tweede usb stick voor de high scores oid. Cool project!
Nice, dat kende ik nog niet. Er zitten nu nog geen highscores in, dus tis voornamelijk lezen van de sd dat nodig is
Very cool !!!
Thank you 😁
WOW good job to you 👍
Thanks 😁
Nice!
Thanks 😁
Brilliant work... excellent video
Thank you!
It looks fun... but what happens on a "miss"... do you just try again until you get something?
You get 7 coins per turn, so you throw all of them and then it's the next player's turn. Everyone keeps throwing until you reach a minimum target score and that player wins
Nice job, found video via reddit
Thanks for checking it out. Much appreciated
that way that you transfer the mounting holes of the power strip using a pencil and a paper tape! wooow blew my mind! ( 7:19 )
Glad you learned something 😁 It's a nice trick
Why didn't you use the audio output on the raspberry pi?
When I first read the documentation for the library that drives the addressable leds, it said that it interferes with thr regular audio jack, so I just bought a USB adapter for a couple of euros to solve that. Apparantly, there are ways around it but I just took the easy way
He removed the fuse From the circuit Board and replaces with a wire I know he lives dangerously 14:58
It was actually the other way around. I first had a plain wire, then replaced it with a fuse for some extra safety 😁 you have an amazing attention to detail though, I thought nobody would notice
Leuke combinatie van digitaal en analoog. Zou het spel beter spelen als het een soort airhockey tafel had? Ik vind de stenen die niks raken er zo ongemakkelijk uit zien. Misschien is de verwachting dat alles perfect moet in een spel ook wel te modern.
Daar hou ik als maker van, projecten die de digitale en fysieke wereld samen brengen. Lijkt mij ook wel een coole extra, een soort glijdende tafel, maar daarmee los je niet op dat er gemiste stenen kunnen blijven liggen. Zie het een beetje als petanque, het is net deel van het spel en tactiek om soms andere munten weg te kaatsen
Loving this :) Have you been able to find *anyone* that has the original game with the wrong spelling on the backboard?
Apparantly all those first generation models have the same spelling mistake. They sometimes pop up on the local second hand website here in Belgium, but other than that I haven't seen them anywhere else
@@overtinker.projects Nice :) Would be great to see them all side by side as a collection :) The one you fixed here in the video are of the rarest type then since they wheren’t really properly released?
Btw: are you by any chance familiar with the Gottlieb System 1 pinball machines?
@AndreSjoberg it's hard to say which one is most rare, because there is no documentation on any of these. Going off of second hand advert frequency, the older one pops up every few months or so, the new one I only saw once over the last 3 years.
I'm not familiar with Gotlieb pins. I mainly collect Williams, Bally, and Stern.
Nice game, but how did the prevent cheating?
Well you can't really prevent it, but it's more of a social game to play with friends instead of chasing a high score
oh man I thought someone finally found a polybus machine
Haha, imagine that! 😁
Code please
I still have to look into what license suits the code best before I make it public
Nah looks lame and its not an arcade machine
To each their own :) what would you call this type of game then?