AtGames Legends Pinball 4K OTG VPX vs Stock Addams Family
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- Опубліковано 11 лют 2024
- Just got my OTG setup, so thought I'd do a video showing VPX and stock Addams Family on the new ALP 4K. Video is shot at .5 zoom, so there's a bit of a fisheye effect. Will try to find a better camera angle in the future to avoid distortion.
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You've helped me reduce some anxiety about setting up VPX. You said that you had "a handful of tables." setup on VPX, and I think that is important. If I just started slowly and pick just a handful of tables that I know I want to play, it seems less intimidating. I just got a Star Trek 4KP. I can't stand the lag on the Zen tables, and I think the Zaccaria tables are hideous. So, I going the OTG route a lot sooner than I planned.😄
Another great video on the ALP 4K!
Danny,
Thanks for showing some VPX Addams Family! Yeah, the VPX Addams Family is definitely based off of a fully modded table, Uncle Fester in the electric chair and the blinking lights behind the backglass aren't on a stock original. Also, one of the main reasons the VPX Addams Family looks more realistic then Zen's AtGames effort, is the playfield is illuminated by the bulbs on the table in VPX. In other words, when you see the flashing of lights, you'll see them reflected equally on the table. The Zen Addams Family for the 4KP doesn't add in that effect making everything look flatter, probably to reduce flipper lag.
I'm looking forward to putting mine together, and the main reason I got the 4KP, was to make it a VPX machine. If you wouldn't mind sharing, what are the specs of the PC you're running? I want to buy something that has enough juice to fully handle VPX with the 4KP's 3 screens, without breaking the bank.
Thanks again for the video!
vgv
Agree completely on the lighting. It really makes a huge difference in the way the tables look in VPX.
The PC I'm using is really overkill. Ryzen 9 3950X, 64GB RAM, 2TB NVMe, and RTX 2080 Super. It was my older gaming PC before updating, so I had it sitting around waiting for a use.
@@DannyWelch Thanks for the info! My main computer has a 2080 Super, I LOVE THAT CARD! I hope I don't have to go that high for my VPX build, but at least I have an idea now on some pieces that work.
Thanks again!
vgv
What are we doing here? Can't see anything mate. It's just a blur...
Great video on the 4k ALP...
Have you encountered any problems with the loading of the video. I’ve had to unplug the HDMI cable from the back of my computer and then replug it in so the video screen could pop up. Thanks in advance.
I just subscribed!! Any chance you can show a video on what kind of cables you bought and how you did key mapping in windows 11? You would be my hero forever!! I have pinup popper with vpx tables running right now just waiting for my atgames table!
For cables, it's 3x HDMI and a single Type-A Male to Type-A Male USB. Depending on your video card, you'll likely also need a couple of DisplayPort to HDMI adapters. For key mapping, I have mine mapped in VPX and Pinup Popper using gamepad mappings at the moment, but looks like I'm going to need JoyToKey for Pinball FX3. Once I set that up, I'll do a video that covers how to map everything.
@@DannyWelchawesome!!
@@DannyWelchany chance you will show keymapping for vpx via alp?
Could it be your just getting used to the latency? After a short time you can adjust to it
That's 100% possible. If I recall from Wagner's testing, the OTG and stock Addams Family have very similar latencies, so might just be adjusting as I've been focused on those tables. The Magic Pixel tables have lower latency.
I'm hearing the accelerometer is interfering with the plunger somehow. Not sure if that's accurate, something I heard from someone in another UA-cam vid.
Other than the plunger, yeah, everything feels great in OTG and I basically don't play any of the built-in tables. You get a good VPX table set up and it will be better than native or even Pinball FX. Biggest problem I'm having is VPX feels so real I try to shake the machine ... so if we can get that accelerometer working, it would be perfect!
Yeah, some of the VPX tables are absolutely fantastic. Been really enjoying Volkan today. Such a great theme. I also catch myself shaking the machine. Hope the accelerometer can be passed through OTG. If it can't, I might consider just adding my own and connect it separately.
I also agree that there's no need to buy tables for the ALP once you get a good OTG setup going. The VPX, FP, and PinballFX3 are incredible.
Wish you also compared PinballFX version through OTG.
Coming soon.
What software are you using for buttons control on the vpx and vp. Tables? Joy to key will not work
I use JoyToKey. Make sure that you're looking at controller #2 for mapping controls. You should see them light up green when you press buttons in JoyToKey.
@@DannyWelchis in the video you said you mapped the Keyes through vpx and future pinball..... Did you just decide to use joytokey instead?
So i have to have a pc connected to add tables and always have it connected to the machine?
You do need a PC for things like Pinball FX/3 and VPX using OTG, but you don't need it to play the built-in tables and ones that you can buy from the AtGames store. There are over 100 tables that you can play without a PC.
I currently have vpx on my pc with the adams family I have the directb2s installed also but I’m wondering do you make your dmd full screen? How do you get it so it’s color also? Any links to tutorials would be appreciated. Do you use alt color?
For most cabinets, I'm using FULLDMD versions of the backglass. That seems to provide a nice DMD in most cases. I then disable the DMD in VPX by pressing F1 and unchecking both of the DMD options. The latest Baller Installer is what I used for setup.
This is a great tutorial for setup. He has many more excellent videos that walk through various settings and tips. ua-cam.com/video/yIsowrFRoWg/v-deo.html
@@DannyWelch thanks for the help fulldmd is the same thing as b2s correct?
@@kdub1159 Yes, it's a b2s backglass, but also includes the DMD. I use this site to find the tables and backglass. It has nice tags to help find the right ones. virtual-pinball-spreadsheet.web.app/
@@DannyWelch thats a great site thanks it helps with kinda showing me how the original tables look as well!
Is this new to the 4k machine that you can use the accelerometer over OTG? Can't be used on the HD version correct?
So far I have not been able to use the accelerometer in the 4K. It doesn't register any inputs when in OTG mode. I'm hoping that's something they can patch in with a firmware update.
@@DannyWelch but did they say it was possible now? I know its not possible on the HD one unless u gutted it and put it your own.
@@buffny4203 I haven't seen anything official from AtGames and haven't really dug into it, yet.
@@DannyWelch ahh ok, no worries. I wad just curious. Im still hoping they come out with a conversion kit to upgrade the HD to 4k or i find someone to buy my hd version from me. Wishful thinking on both parts. Lol
You can definitely adapt to the slight lag on Addams Family, as the high scores prove! May I ask what you have in the computer that is running VPX? I apologize if it is stated in the video, but I missed it. And yes, I dislike the deluxe tables too, my least favorites by far. Exo-Planets really stinks. I am awaiting the release of the Pinball Packs.
Yeah, I think I'm either adjusting to it or it was just performing poorly in an earlier session. Seems to be just fine now. PC specs are: Ryzen 9 3950X, 64GB RAM, 2TB NVMe, RTX 2080 Super
@@DannyWelch Thank you!
total noob here. How did you get pinot playing on that?
You have to setup a PC with a good video card and install Visual Pinball, then connect it to the cabinet using the OTG passthrough. You can find a great tutorial for installing the frontend and emulators here: www.nailbuster.com/wikipinup/doku.php?id=baller_installer
What's your pc specs?
Yes! Inquiring minds want to know!
Ryzen 9 3950X, 64GB RAM, 2TB NVMe, RTX 2080 Super
@@DannyWelch Are you liking the setup overall? Any VPX tables giving troubles?
@@keithveronese5415 Loving it. Haven't run into any issues with a table, yet, but I only have about 25 or so setup.
It’s great you’re trying to showcase the difference, but the camera is way too far and should be aimed directly at the playfield. The angle of the screen also washes out the color and doesn’t do G5K’s Addams Family VPX justice - just a little advice.
Thanks! Appreciate the feedback. I've been experimenting with a few different camera angles to try to capture the experience when playing and this is very helpful.
Why doesn’t the Adams Family backglass image animate on ALP 4K stock game like VPX does? I thought AtGames would be able to pull that off…
Did a few tests and was pulling
Full lighting and near spot on ball physics(VPX) versus flat, non existent lighting, arcadey ball physics and flipper lag(stock addams family). VPX > Zen
Yeah... both are playable, but the VPX tables are absolutely better. Add in the fact that you can edit lighting, PoV, and other table settings with VPX, and I don't see any reason to use anything else really. Doubt my machine will ever leave OTG mode outside of doing a firmware update. ;)
I like both for different reasons. Survival, 5-minute and 1-ball challenges from PinballFX/3 are very fun and rewarding. But for more "authentic" play, I go to VPX.
@@paulcleary8088 Yes, the PinballFX/3 tables are great. My comparison was vs the stock tables which don't seem to include many of the FX/3 features.