Great feature pezpunk !! I had been waiting to buy into your software because I'm months away from a new game room, but I've decided now to go ahead and pony up the dough and begin testing it on my iPad for my current space. Won't be as visible, but will allow me to play with it when I have free time (when is that?) and hopefully help with beta testing and/or style development. Then, when I'm ready to move into my new 480 sq ft game room, it will be a simple matter of mounting a touch screen on the wall with a usb stick computer.

Out of curiosity, do you have a list of future developments that you are currently working on after this latest enhancement?

Completely understand. Thanks again for spending your time developing this product. As with most pinball mods and/or products, it's quite difficult to make anywhere near enough money to cover your time, so it becomes a labor of love for the most part.

I'm thinking if someone is only interested in the "playing" aspect of pinball and not in the competitive nature, then keeping track of high scores would be pretty far from their wheelhouse. But as others have said, even if it's only a few individuals that want to compete against each other or try to better their own scores, then it should work fairly nicely. In fact, it will work even better if those not interested in tracking their scores keep them off the display I would think. Makes it easier for those who do care to find their scores and scores of people they're trying to beat.

As a Mac user, I should point out that the entire top surface of the Magic Mouse is a scroll wheel. Actually more like a virtual trackball, because it allows you to scroll up, down, left or right just by moving your finger in any direction across the surface which is touch sensitive. However, as I am ignorant of the OS on a rpi3, is it possible that the mouse drivers don’t support these functions?

#15 is actually an extension of something I had requested earlier in the thread and I like how you worded it better. My original request was to have scores "roll-off" or be deleted after a certain # of days (specified in settings). That way you could have something like "Scores for last 180 days displayed" on the bottom or top of the screen. But I like the use for tournaments and other type events. I can imagine a bar that had a monthly event with high score getting a small prize. This would need #6 to be approved in order for it not to be abused.

All in all, a great product so far and I can hardly wait to implement it in my new game room that I'm moving in to in about 2 weeks. Thanks for all the work you've put into this.

Looks great. Just got my Deadpool LE and noticed no styles there yet if you're looking for another request.

Is there a setting or will there ever be to allow multiple scores for the same initials? Or perhaps one of the choices in the dialog box to ask "A score already exists for this individual of xxx,xxx,xxx. Would you like to overwrite or post multiple scores?" I do realize this might get complicated if the person has 3-4 scores or more already on the board however.

Oy vey!! I guess I understand the difficulties now that you put it that way. All I can offer is a hearty thanks for all your hard work... much appreciated!!

This has been a great idea from the start. I have no idea how many users have signed up and paid their money, but i suspect it’s a lot and the potential to grow seems to be there. I do wonder with the one time purchase for life just how the incentive to keep it going after sales start to slow from saturation. I worry if it’ll eventually just die on the vine.

I would have been happy to pay $10-15/yr subscription fee to keep this going. Maybe he’ll switch at some point to a subscription model for new users and keep the original subscribers lifetime purchase still valid. I joined another forum early once and saw this happen after they reached enough users to grow by word of mouth. Was nice to be in early with no fees while still seeing the site supported by new users subscriptions.

Has anyone tried using the ACER UT241Y touch screen monitor with a touchstick pc plugged directly into it? Been trying to research this combination, but since it's a relatively new monitor (June 2018) there's not much info out there. I had read somewhere that some of the touchscreen monitors only work if you have a computer connected via a USB-C cable... and with the touchstick computers, I'm not sure if this is possible. Seems that most of the touchstick computers connect via HDMI directly.

Successfully got iscored.info running on my new 24" Acer touchscreen montior (ACER UT241Y) with a Raspberry pi 3 B+. Speed seems to be acceptable... maybe slightly slower than on my iMac, but more than acceptable.

Next step is to mount it on my gameroom wall and then I will post some pics. I am excited to get this up because my kids have very little chance to get their scores posted on the actual games due to the GC and other high scores being so high. This will hopefully fuel their fire to achieve higher and higher scores... time will tell (they still like fortnight better than pins anyway).