Pimping my CAB

[@garynagle3093]

Thanks for sharing your tinkering. Love the cabinet style

[@ironmaiden5658]

Nice video. That front coin door. Those mounting holes are square holes designed for a cup head bolt, also known as a carriage bolt or coach bolt, that has a domed head and a square neck which makes the bolt self locking. They would look a million bucks and really top the look off. I'll build me one of these some day for sure.

[@MajorFrenchy]

Thanks. Yes i used cup head bolts before. I just like to use things that i have in my shop without having to purchase extra stuff.

[@ironmaiden5658]

@@MajorFrenchy Yeah fair enough. Hex head bolts aren't a deal breaker and I kinda figured you were using what you had to get the job done. Cupheads would be something to get later that are waaaay down the list of priorities.

[@harrychoke]

It's a new drop from Major Frenchy! :D 👍

[@overtinker.projects]

Looking great! I love how there are so many possible ways of making a vpin. Everyone can do what he likes best

[@MajorFrenchy]

Yes. Absolutely. And trying new things is always fun.

[@DWATSON1975]

i thought this was your OG ALP HD. looking good

[@megkalapnemadom]

10:46 is there a way to extract flipper-solenoid-enable signal from DOF or anyhow? When I take the flipper-solenoid singnals from DOF it has a unwanted amount of lag. So I simply wire them to the flipper-buttons to make them instaneous and fast. But this way the flipper-solenoids ingnite even when the table is in tilt or VP software is not running. I tried to get used to the lag but the amount and the variation of the lag time bothers me :). Or maybe this only happens with my sainsmart based output controller. with a flipper-solenoid-enable signal I would be able to gate the signals from the buttons to achive the fastest response+functionality to drive the flipper solenoids.

[@soma_rc]

It's probably better to talk about vpinball standalone instead of batocera. Batocera is only the frontend (and os distribution).

[@MajorFrenchy]

Actually Batocera is the Operating system. The front end is emulationStation. I have to keep things simple.

[@cyberflexx953]

which Batocera load did you use? Was it one from ArcadePunks?

[@MajorFrenchy]

No. The official version from batocera. 39

[@xikin12]

@@MajorFrenchy Link please.

[@MajorFrenchy]

batocera.org/download

[@homebrew.pinball]

Real pinball machines don't make noise when you release the flipperbutton.

[@MajorFrenchy]

I understand that. But this is not a real pinball machine , it is a virtual pinball machine.