I'm sorry to non-PM users, but for me, this is the only way to play anymore. This can be fixed in a new version of Physmod I think. It has to do with the physmod reaction of physics on a wall (upper pf in this case). It has no effect on gameplay, but it sometimes occurs and is a little confusing at first.

There is some bounce on the upper PF flippers.

The other 75% of the time, the suit will be wrong, but in all honesty may never even be noticeable. In theory, 25% of the time, the suit will be correct. However, for the 'River' card (the very last card turned over), it's a complete guess as to which suit will be displayed. For 80% of the use of these last 6 columns, his script will accurately display the information that needs to be displayed. To solve this, gtxjoe scripted an amazing workaround that will fill in the blanks. If we run the 128 bit script, you can see all of the array, but it won't start with b2s. If we run the 64 bit script, it leaves the last 6 columns of LEDs unlit no matter what, but we can run b2s (and in turn, DOF). WPT is the only game so far that displays more than 64 bits of information on a secondary display.

In every other game (WOF, TSPP, Monopoly) this is more than enough information. The standard LED array in VP is for a 64 bit display. I recommend running this with a static backglass image for accurate gameplay.

Thanks to arngrim for implementing a fix for this release!

You need to run this with the latest VPinMAME (2.04 or higher) otherwise VP will crash on JACKPOT events.

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