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[kraft]

solved ! /troubles/ Vpinmame / Dr Dude and his excellent Xray

Hello everybody !

I have trouble with this table:
"Dr Dude and his excellent Xray"



http://www.pinballnirvana.com/UpDownload-req-viewdownloaddetails-lid-1381.html

as you see in this capture:



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I have a big problem with Vpinmame (maybe or not ?)


So i have deleted my ancient installation of Vpinball and install this:

http://www.pinballnirvana.com/UpDownload-req-getit-lid-1672.html

But Vpinmame doesn't work

and i've still the same problem;
the same bad display ...




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How i could fix it ?

thank you !

 

[kraft]

Solved by myself !

Trick:

with the mouse:

right click upon the score.

Activate the border of the windows of the score,

reduce manually this windows and drag it to a corner .

Thank you !

 

[sleepy]

EDIT: It's the old DMD too big gag. Duh!
If you have problems with other tables' DMD you can try opening the VPinMAME Setup.exe. Run it, when the menu appears click the Setup defaults button and on the next screen click Reset. Click O.K. and then Quit to exit.

Now, the idiot that I am, I am just going to leave my original post exactly as is.
No need to thank me for this...

I'm sorry I missed your post, but for some reason imageshack is pulling the pictures before they load.

I'm going to guess that *maybe* you are running Visual Pinball in a window?
If so, then at the top of the editor try setting Preferences > Video Options > resolution to Full Screen and the aspect resolution, for instance "800 x 600", or "1024 x 768" and the Color bit depth (Color Quality) , for instance 16 bits or 32 bits, to match your Desktop resolution, to the same numbers.

You can find your Desktop resolution aspect by Right-Clicking on any Open space on the Desktop (no Icons) and choose Properties. A menu appears. At the top choose the Settings tab and then check the aspect resolution setting.
Then set Visual Pinball to the same, that or if your video card installed a Control Icon on the lower Right Taskbar then Right-Click it and find the resolution setting to check it before setting it in VP > Video options.