pretty sure that object is the slot machine from the famous episode about the gambling addict called The Fever.
@ckjedi Жыл бұрын
I realize this is a 6 year old video, but I hope yer still around. What are you using for the menu system? I haven't found a front end that works/looks like yours.
@ShaunPurslow Жыл бұрын
I am still around! I just developed a rather expensive obsession with real pinball. Be careful. Virtual is a gateway drug to the real thing. Anyway, here is the frontend I used. Best of luck on your project. www.pinballx.com/
@ckjedi Жыл бұрын
@@ShaunPurslow Much appreciated! And yeah, I can see how the real thing would start to eat in your the wallet.
@richardcundiff100 Жыл бұрын
Shaun on the DMD mine will only show pinballx over and over yours shows press start and launch ball and cool animations- help me please? I cant figure out what setting is not working ? Thank you sir!
@ShaunPurslow Жыл бұрын
Hi Richard. If you're talking about the sorting through the different games while in PinballX (before you select a specific table to play), I had a video file of recorded dmd outputs for each table. You just assign X video to play for X table in the pinballX settings. If you're talking after selecting a table. When you're actually playing a game, you have to make sure that you assign which monitor is going to be your dmd monitor in the settings of Visual Pinball, Future Pinball, Pinball FX or whatever program you're using. I hope this helps.
@richardcundiff100 Жыл бұрын
@@ShaunPurslow yeah so in this video at .57 sec mark you point at DMD of South Park and its got cool animations- mine just keeps saying pinballx- over and over- where do you find cool outputs for DMD? its the last step to make my set up legit!
@DJ_Blaker Жыл бұрын
Turned out great!! Question... That a 1080p 60hz setup and if so what GPU are you running?!
@MnplyMan Жыл бұрын
Do you have DMD setting for a cabinet build just like your but with 4K screens? I can't get the DMD to show when I changed to 4k backless and playfield.
@DanFloodCanada2 жыл бұрын
Yes please :)
@slakjawnotsayin54512 жыл бұрын
I wish it was only $1000. The cabinet legs, rails, coin box, and trim kit cost me almost $1000 CAD to get from the US. (Shipping was over $100 and the BS brokerage fees...) Then the plunger kit is around $150 I think, and a sub woofer, amp, and speakers about $100. A computer all depends on what you get, but a good video card will cost you about $800 now, and the rest of the machine... 43" to 46" TV playfield, 32" backglass, and 15" monitor would be about $600. The wood boxes and hardware, glass, and other misc stuff, probably another $250. My build was probably close to $5000 CAD. And now all it needs is sound activated lighting, some solenoids, and a couple other internal pinball realism stuff added over time. Well worth every penny to me though, cuz I love pinball!
@twowheelsatatime2 жыл бұрын
More videos please
@rick75692 жыл бұрын
Where did you buy your cabinet from?
@rubenspedrosaboucault44452 жыл бұрын
Shaun, great job. I am from Brazil and I am building my first VP and would like to know which software you use to switch between the tables ?
@AaronsMediaCompany2 жыл бұрын
all you had to do for the top tv was to go into the operator menu with the remote and change the startup status. other than that, great job!
@computerjantje3 жыл бұрын
FANTASTIC. I love it that you build it yourself. Thanks for the video
@ClarksPlace3 жыл бұрын
Awesome, I watched this a couple years back and it inspired me to build mine. Put out another vid with all the updates and upgrades you've done to it over the past few years! Good to meet you in real life today!
@licoricewhip3 жыл бұрын
If you've done anything new with your machine in the last four years, you should consider another video. This one might have more views than any other VP video out there. Many people (including me) have been influenced by it!
@ShaunPurslow3 жыл бұрын
Hey thanks so much! I actually ended up completely rebuilding the entire cabinet from the ground up just a couple weeks ago. I should post a new video. Stay tuned!
@licoricewhip2 жыл бұрын
@@ShaunPurslow You should!
@licoricewhip2 жыл бұрын
@@ShaunPurslow This is your almost-one-year reminder!
@50footbrewery3 жыл бұрын
May I ask what arcade button controller boars are you using?
@scragglewaggle41093 жыл бұрын
Question? How did you find out your tv monitors hexadecimal values? Did you use a device or is there a archived list on the web? I understand that I have to translate that into Binary then use coding possibly sent from an arduino to turn it on. My monitor doesn't auto turn on and I really want to do this. Thank you!
@fernandojconti3 жыл бұрын
Shaun, could you share the software ? I mean the files and folders structure that is running in your AMAZING project?
@ShaunPurslow3 жыл бұрын
Hi Gringo. Here is the software that I use to run everything. www.pinballx.com Hope this helps.
@fernandojconti3 жыл бұрын
@@ShaunPurslow Yes, thanks, I know it but it requires a lot of wotk and configuration searching, downloading and renaming files like wheels, back glass, music and video files and I assumed that maybe you could create a torrent to share it with us.
@RobCowie3 жыл бұрын
Can we get a basic setup vid for the software, please? Thank you.
@MindGem3 жыл бұрын
Just build 100 at once. I'm very sure you'll recover your expenses plug a million bucks. do it. i want one.
@MindGem3 жыл бұрын
Fuck me. Can you build one for me. what's the cost? international shipping too.
@edfarinato90383 жыл бұрын
Hey Shaun, great build. Any interest in selling me a copy of the hard drive with your software? I would buy my own hard drive and send it to you.
@JoeTaormina3 жыл бұрын
covid 19 has sent me down a rabbit hole of home projects.
@OhioRedCannon3 жыл бұрын
I really want to make this. Great video
@djm56874 жыл бұрын
Do you have a particular favorite classic pinball game?
@hur13y4 жыл бұрын
Not a phone but a Slot Machine. 😁
@Pinballis4me4 жыл бұрын
Your video inspired me to build my own machine. I was clueless back then but now I have learned everything.
@NoahSties4 жыл бұрын
What a unique idea with the head tracking, so cool!
@coreysmith64104 жыл бұрын
looking to buy one of these machine but where
@danbinder32784 жыл бұрын
HI Shaun, I just stumbled upon your video as I am looking to build the same table. Do you have any documentation on yours that you would be willing to share?
@raverlion32864 жыл бұрын
Love tour Tyler Stout posters!
@vincenzovieri37434 жыл бұрын
When can we see ur wine collection? “I do declare!”
@TheRealJPhillips4 жыл бұрын
NOW THIS is a virtual pinball machine! Wicked sir 🔥💯
@marknetw4 жыл бұрын
Prove it send us your hard dive to download
@hidrosoft4 жыл бұрын
pero jueeeegale wey!!! te la pasas bla bla bla
@jaygrossman84444 жыл бұрын
Hi Shaun, I got the MCE remote that you had linked to today but I am CLUELESS on how to set it up in eventghost. I downloaded EG, plug in the IR receiver...do I use the actual remote to learn the VIZIO IR code? It's a vizio TV...
@jaygrossman84444 жыл бұрын
Hey man your post inspired me to build my own. I have the same issue with my play field TV it will not come on by the smart strip can you shed any insight into the device you bought to send the IR signal? Thanks
@ShaunPurslow4 жыл бұрын
Hi there. I used a USB based IR transmitter. It was some old windows media center device I had that came with a remote control for windows. It was able to send and receive IR signals using Windows. Once you get that hooked up you will need a program like Event Ghost to send a signal to the TV to "power on" using that device once windows boots up. I will link to a similar one I found on ebay below.. Hope this helps. www.ebay.com/itm/Gateway-Windows-Media-Center-OVU4003-00/283773501170?hash=item421237fef2:g:QsYAAOSwTRZeO3pa
@jaygrossman84444 жыл бұрын
Shaun Purslow you are a lifesaver! This was driving me crazy. I actually took apart one of the remotes and rigged a power switch to the power button but that did not work. Thanks a TON!
@AaronZaffle4 жыл бұрын
Can you tell me the size of all three screens?
@robertdenisi37374 жыл бұрын
Csn you build me one? I cannot do it myself
@alfredwalters59624 жыл бұрын
It’s the slot machine from the episode where the machine shows up in the guys hotel room
@cwoods2554 жыл бұрын
Great job man! Love the dot matrix screen. It's like the cherry on top!
@WillOfTheWeb4 жыл бұрын
Im just starting to get some bits and pieces together to start my build. Loved you video but where did you get the parts e.g. legs, plunger and the pieces that hold in the glass? Do you have a tutorial anywhere?
@ShaunPurslow4 жыл бұрын
Virtuapin is excellent. This is where I got the legs, lockdown bar, plunger. They have a really great bundle too that comes with a lot of it. Just don't overpower your lights. virtuapin.net/
@WillOfTheWeb4 жыл бұрын
@@ShaunPurslow Many thanks!!
@jeremythevirushuang63034 жыл бұрын
Amazing build! How much did it cost you to do that?
@HeadshotZod4 жыл бұрын
Great video! Nice Akira poster btw. I went and saw that when it originally came out in NYC.
@placesandspaces16604 жыл бұрын
Best looking one I've seen, nice👍
@fatguyinatesla57804 жыл бұрын
Dude you need to do more videos.. also, no way it only cost you a grand but I get it, I’m married too so mines just a grand too..
@retroelectro11904 жыл бұрын
Love your style...we share the same interests. Good job!
@Sam-Lawry4 жыл бұрын
Probably much more easier than the old ones. kzread.info/dash/bejne/ppqHupiqe7a8qJs.html In one clic,you can a exact anamorphic vision of Elvira..Ghostbusters or others,nice.
@jimvest4 жыл бұрын
Have you tried pro pinball timeshock with that? Awesome cabinet 👍
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this is so cool dude! super inspiring
pretty sure that object is the slot machine from the famous episode about the gambling addict called The Fever.
I realize this is a 6 year old video, but I hope yer still around. What are you using for the menu system? I haven't found a front end that works/looks like yours.
I am still around! I just developed a rather expensive obsession with real pinball. Be careful. Virtual is a gateway drug to the real thing. Anyway, here is the frontend I used. Best of luck on your project. www.pinballx.com/
@@ShaunPurslow Much appreciated! And yeah, I can see how the real thing would start to eat in your the wallet.
Shaun on the DMD mine will only show pinballx over and over yours shows press start and launch ball and cool animations- help me please? I cant figure out what setting is not working ? Thank you sir!
Hi Richard. If you're talking about the sorting through the different games while in PinballX (before you select a specific table to play), I had a video file of recorded dmd outputs for each table. You just assign X video to play for X table in the pinballX settings. If you're talking after selecting a table. When you're actually playing a game, you have to make sure that you assign which monitor is going to be your dmd monitor in the settings of Visual Pinball, Future Pinball, Pinball FX or whatever program you're using. I hope this helps.
@@ShaunPurslow yeah so in this video at .57 sec mark you point at DMD of South Park and its got cool animations- mine just keeps saying pinballx- over and over- where do you find cool outputs for DMD? its the last step to make my set up legit!
Turned out great!! Question... That a 1080p 60hz setup and if so what GPU are you running?!
Do you have DMD setting for a cabinet build just like your but with 4K screens? I can't get the DMD to show when I changed to 4k backless and playfield.
Yes please :)
I wish it was only $1000. The cabinet legs, rails, coin box, and trim kit cost me almost $1000 CAD to get from the US. (Shipping was over $100 and the BS brokerage fees...) Then the plunger kit is around $150 I think, and a sub woofer, amp, and speakers about $100. A computer all depends on what you get, but a good video card will cost you about $800 now, and the rest of the machine... 43" to 46" TV playfield, 32" backglass, and 15" monitor would be about $600. The wood boxes and hardware, glass, and other misc stuff, probably another $250. My build was probably close to $5000 CAD. And now all it needs is sound activated lighting, some solenoids, and a couple other internal pinball realism stuff added over time. Well worth every penny to me though, cuz I love pinball!
More videos please
Where did you buy your cabinet from?
Shaun, great job. I am from Brazil and I am building my first VP and would like to know which software you use to switch between the tables ?
all you had to do for the top tv was to go into the operator menu with the remote and change the startup status. other than that, great job!
FANTASTIC. I love it that you build it yourself. Thanks for the video
Awesome, I watched this a couple years back and it inspired me to build mine. Put out another vid with all the updates and upgrades you've done to it over the past few years! Good to meet you in real life today!
If you've done anything new with your machine in the last four years, you should consider another video. This one might have more views than any other VP video out there. Many people (including me) have been influenced by it!
Hey thanks so much! I actually ended up completely rebuilding the entire cabinet from the ground up just a couple weeks ago. I should post a new video. Stay tuned!
@@ShaunPurslow You should!
@@ShaunPurslow This is your almost-one-year reminder!
May I ask what arcade button controller boars are you using?
Question? How did you find out your tv monitors hexadecimal values? Did you use a device or is there a archived list on the web? I understand that I have to translate that into Binary then use coding possibly sent from an arduino to turn it on. My monitor doesn't auto turn on and I really want to do this. Thank you!
Shaun, could you share the software ? I mean the files and folders structure that is running in your AMAZING project?
Hi Gringo. Here is the software that I use to run everything. www.pinballx.com Hope this helps.
@@ShaunPurslow Yes, thanks, I know it but it requires a lot of wotk and configuration searching, downloading and renaming files like wheels, back glass, music and video files and I assumed that maybe you could create a torrent to share it with us.
Can we get a basic setup vid for the software, please? Thank you.
Just build 100 at once. I'm very sure you'll recover your expenses plug a million bucks. do it. i want one.
Fuck me. Can you build one for me. what's the cost? international shipping too.
Hey Shaun, great build. Any interest in selling me a copy of the hard drive with your software? I would buy my own hard drive and send it to you.
covid 19 has sent me down a rabbit hole of home projects.
I really want to make this. Great video
Do you have a particular favorite classic pinball game?
Not a phone but a Slot Machine. 😁
Your video inspired me to build my own machine. I was clueless back then but now I have learned everything.
What a unique idea with the head tracking, so cool!
looking to buy one of these machine but where
HI Shaun, I just stumbled upon your video as I am looking to build the same table. Do you have any documentation on yours that you would be willing to share?
Love tour Tyler Stout posters!
When can we see ur wine collection? “I do declare!”
NOW THIS is a virtual pinball machine! Wicked sir 🔥💯
Prove it send us your hard dive to download
pero jueeeegale wey!!! te la pasas bla bla bla
Hi Shaun, I got the MCE remote that you had linked to today but I am CLUELESS on how to set it up in eventghost. I downloaded EG, plug in the IR receiver...do I use the actual remote to learn the VIZIO IR code? It's a vizio TV...
Hey man your post inspired me to build my own. I have the same issue with my play field TV it will not come on by the smart strip can you shed any insight into the device you bought to send the IR signal? Thanks
Hi there. I used a USB based IR transmitter. It was some old windows media center device I had that came with a remote control for windows. It was able to send and receive IR signals using Windows. Once you get that hooked up you will need a program like Event Ghost to send a signal to the TV to "power on" using that device once windows boots up. I will link to a similar one I found on ebay below.. Hope this helps. www.ebay.com/itm/Gateway-Windows-Media-Center-OVU4003-00/283773501170?hash=item421237fef2:g:QsYAAOSwTRZeO3pa
Shaun Purslow you are a lifesaver! This was driving me crazy. I actually took apart one of the remotes and rigged a power switch to the power button but that did not work. Thanks a TON!
Can you tell me the size of all three screens?
Csn you build me one? I cannot do it myself
It’s the slot machine from the episode where the machine shows up in the guys hotel room
Great job man! Love the dot matrix screen. It's like the cherry on top!
Im just starting to get some bits and pieces together to start my build. Loved you video but where did you get the parts e.g. legs, plunger and the pieces that hold in the glass? Do you have a tutorial anywhere?
Virtuapin is excellent. This is where I got the legs, lockdown bar, plunger. They have a really great bundle too that comes with a lot of it. Just don't overpower your lights. virtuapin.net/
@@ShaunPurslow Many thanks!!
Amazing build! How much did it cost you to do that?
Great video! Nice Akira poster btw. I went and saw that when it originally came out in NYC.
Best looking one I've seen, nice👍
Dude you need to do more videos.. also, no way it only cost you a grand but I get it, I’m married too so mines just a grand too..
Love your style...we share the same interests. Good job!
Probably much more easier than the old ones. kzread.info/dash/bejne/ppqHupiqe7a8qJs.html In one clic,you can a exact anamorphic vision of Elvira..Ghostbusters or others,nice.
Have you tried pro pinball timeshock with that? Awesome cabinet 👍
I like those MAME pinball machines. Very nice