Support File FP Future Pinball fpRAM Editor v1.0 1.0

[GeorgeH]

GeorgeH submitted a new resource:

Future Pinball fpRAM Editor v1.0 - fpRAM

The fpRAM Editor is a small program that allows you to edit the contents of the fpRam file on Future Pinball. I doubt anyone will ever want to change anything but it is useful to be able to verify that the values are being saved correctly. This tool is probably only of interest to table developers unless you want to see how many games have been played.

For new folks, there is more that can be saved there than high scores. The NvR and NvS values are places where data can be saved from...

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[uptown47]

Just wanted to thank you very much for this bit of software. I realise it's an edge case where you'd need it but it's brilliant for me! My son is coming up today - we used to play Back to the Future v1.15 and he had a monster high score on it (plus 3rd,4th and 6th) along with my daughter and son-in-law with me languishing in 7th place.

I've had to rebuild my arcade cab and reinstall FP so put on the Ultimate Slam Tilt version but obviously didn't have the high scores in it. I tried copying the fpRAM file from the other table across but it went a bit wonky. Hoped the file would be xml or something but it's a binary so then stumbled across your excellent program!

So now we're all set up for him arriving later on to have a game on Back to the Future with his bragging rights still intact.

Long winded post but just really wanted to thank you. :)

 

[GeorgeH]

Just wanted to thank you very much for this bit of software. I realise it's an edge case where you'd need it but it's brilliant for me! My son is coming up today - we used to play Back to the Future v1.15 and he had a monster high score on it (plus 3rd,4th and 6th) along with my daughter and son-in-law with me languishing in 7th place.

I've had to rebuild my arcade cab and reinstall FP so put on the Ultimate Slam Tilt version but obviously didn't have the high scores in it. I tried copying the fpRAM file from the other table across but it went a bit wonky. Hoped the file would be xml or something but it's a binary so then stumbled across your excellent program!

So now we're all set up for him arriving later on to have a game on Back to the Future with his bragging rights still intact.

Long winded post but just really wanted to thank you. :)

I'm glad it worked for you.