Looks awesome. Like that backglass video 😉 about to upload a Medieval Madness version. I have an idea to get the DMD actually functional. Got some hardware on order that should work. If I get it working I’ll post a video. Fingers crossed.
Nice! Thank you. Does it involve a raspberry pi camera? I found a video where a guy did that mod on his using Nintendo switch with encoder boards. He has the small camera placed above the dmd display on monitor and it shows on the dmd screen. Brillant! Haha. Think i forgot to mention that in video.
@@FROSTINATOR no but I’ve seen that same video. I’m using 2 devices. A video wall controller that can select segments to multiple screens from one image and another device to rotate the video feed. If it works I’ll put a video showing how to set it with the parts I ordered. It’s coming from AliExpress. Fingers crossed.
Normally I'd give you noise about "it's not a real pinball"!. This is my favorite pinball. I have 17 pins most expensive is my wizard of Oz about 10k. Attack from Mars is going for 15-17 k. I don't have this one. Point being even though it's a virtual pin Looks great because real pinball are outrageous in price now. Looks awesome enjoy man!
Hahaha, well not real as in referring to virtual, but when you put in more solenoids and SSF it's pretty damn near real enough! Can't wait until I do a PC build pinball machine one day. Not sure if I'll do that with this cabinet because thinking a full.size vpx. I really enjoy the 3/4 scale size and AFM art work but a full size pin is very tempting!
Well, yes for a 3/4 scale pinball cabinet size. Yes for the games since based off real pinball tables having better play physics vs the Zen made up tables. You can fit the 32" monitor, and can always use the cabinet for a PC build down the road. However i recommend removing the PCB from it's metal casing and turning it right side up to prevent over heating. So many people's pcb ate dying like mine. Mine lasted 2 1/2 years. I never took the pcb out of l case. Just didn't know at the time. Sucks. The stock monitor looks great with the Intec device or pcb. Games look okay with stick PCB. If you're a pinball lover and want a fun experience and have potential to mod in the future i say go for it! Definitely though do what you can to make the stock pcb run as long as it can though if you just want to keep it stock for a while. And have fun with the cosmetic mods!
Very creative .
Looks awesome. Like that backglass video 😉 about to upload a Medieval Madness version. I have an idea to get the DMD actually functional. Got some hardware on order that should work. If I get it working I’ll post a video. Fingers crossed.
Nice! Thank you. Does it involve a raspberry pi camera? I found a video where a guy did that mod on his using Nintendo switch with encoder boards. He has the small camera placed above the dmd display on monitor and it shows on the dmd screen. Brillant! Haha. Think i forgot to mention that in video.
@@FROSTINATOR no but I’ve seen that same video. I’m using 2 devices. A video wall controller that can select segments to multiple screens from one image and another device to rotate the video feed. If it works I’ll put a video showing how to set it with the parts I ordered. It’s coming from AliExpress. Fingers crossed.
@@hectoraleman interesting!
Thnks for sharing
Thank you for watching!
Normally I'd give you noise about "it's not a real pinball"!. This is my favorite pinball. I have 17 pins most expensive is my wizard of Oz about 10k. Attack from Mars is going for 15-17 k. I don't have this one. Point being even though it's a virtual pin Looks great because real pinball are outrageous in price now. Looks awesome enjoy man!
Hahaha, well not real as in referring to virtual, but when you put in more solenoids and SSF it's pretty damn near real enough! Can't wait until I do a PC build pinball machine one day. Not sure if I'll do that with this cabinet because thinking a full.size vpx. I really enjoy the 3/4 scale size and AFM art work but a full size pin is very tempting!
Very nice. I'm looking to buy one next month. Do you still think its a worthy buy?
Well, yes for a 3/4 scale pinball cabinet size. Yes for the games since based off real pinball tables having better play physics vs the Zen made up tables. You can fit the 32" monitor, and can always use the cabinet for a PC build down the road. However i recommend removing the PCB from it's metal casing and turning it right side up to prevent over heating. So many people's pcb ate dying like mine. Mine lasted 2 1/2 years. I never took the pcb out of l case. Just didn't know at the time. Sucks. The stock monitor looks great with the Intec device or pcb. Games look okay with stick PCB. If you're a pinball lover and want a fun experience and have potential to mod in the future i say go for it! Definitely though do what you can to make the stock pcb run as long as it can though if you just want to keep it stock for a while. And have fun with the cosmetic mods!