Quoted from Cheeks:

Anyone know if it's possible to swap out music in this game like you can in Sterns with Pinball Browser? I absolutely can't stand the main music track that plays in this game. I've been trying to sell my 2.0 game (or possibly pull the kit and keep the 1.0 game), but I played with headphones listening to unrelated music the other day and enjoyed the game more than usual. I was thinking if I could put different theme music in, I might want to keep the game around a while.
Anyone know if this is possible?

Quoted from waynestatemac:

Guys, I got a general question about the 2.0 game that I haven't been able to see a youtube video on. What is supposed to happen after I get all my jackpots in the first multiball and then start the second round of multiball where it shows each ball going into her waist? The shuttle ramp flashes but I shoot it up there and it doesn't register any points. Shooting up other ramps adds to the jackpot value but there seems to be nothing else to do in the second multiball or no way to get a jackpot. The game doesn't even call out what to do or where to shoot the ball. I'm running the 1.19 code and everything else in the game seems to work correctly.

Quoted from Cheeks:

Anyone know if it's possible to swap out music in this game like you can in Sterns with Pinball Browser? I absolutely can't stand the main music track that plays in this game. I've been trying to sell my 2.0 game (or possibly pull the kit and keep the 1.0 game), but I played with headphones listening to unrelated music the other day and enjoyed the game more than usual. I was thinking if I could put different theme music in, I might want to keep the game around a while.
Anyone know if this is possible?

Quoted from Cheeks:

Anyone know if it's possible to swap out music in this game like you can in Sterns with Pinball Browser? I absolutely can't stand the main music track that plays in this game. I've been trying to sell my 2.0 game (or possibly pull the kit and keep the 1.0 game), but I played with headphones listening to unrelated music the other day and enjoyed the game more than usual. I was thinking if I could put different theme music in, I might want to keep the game around a while.
Anyone know if this is possible?

Quoted from mavantix:

Hookup a keyboard/mouse/USB stick with the new wav file music to the PC, open Windows explorer on the BoP PC and swap out main_theme.wav file, it's in something like C:\brideofpinbot\1.16\assets\music\main_theme\main_theme.wav
If you don't understand the above instructions, or how to backup/restore the file/game PC in case it blows up your BoP, you shouldn't do anything I suggested.

Quoted from mavantix:

Hookup a keyboard/mouse/USB stick with the new wav file music to the PC, open Windows explorer on the BoP PC and swap out main_theme.wav file, it's in something like C:\brideofpinbot\1.16\assets\music\main_theme\main_theme.wav

Quoted from Happy81724:

Are they still making and selling 2.0 kits?

Quoted from mollyspub:

No. Cointaker sold the last kit not too long ago. There are no plans from DP to make anymore at this time from what I was told.

Quoted from Happy81724:

I found a 2.0 kit in an existing bop. I would like to put it in my bop and return the other one to an original bop. Basically swap them. Is that going to be a major challenge? I’m pretty handy but not sure what all goes into it

Quoted from Happy81724:

I found a 2.0 kit in an existing bop. I would like to put it in my bop and return the other one to an original bop. Basically swap them. Is that going to be a major challenge? I’m pretty handy but not sure what all goes into it

Quoted from Happy81724:

Thanks! Any idea how many were made/sold?

Quoted from nwpinball:

Should be easy. I think mine took less than an hour to install and I was moving pretty slowly.

Quoted from nwpinball:

I'm pretty sure there are 100 in existence and not all of those have been installed. 2 batches of 25 bought directly from Dutch Pinball, then the 3rd/final batch sold by Cointaker was 50.

Quoted from Happy81724:

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Quoted from mollyspub:

Nice ! I say this everytime I see them...
Get those leg protectors off ASAP or say hello to wrinkled decals!

Quoted from Happy81724:

I’ve never had wrinkled decals from leg protectors. I guess i could get the metal one but all my pins from that era have leg protectors and I haven’t had issues

Quoted from mollyspub:

Forget what era the game is from. Those are newer decals. Get the metal stand offs. Your bride will be happy you did !

Quoted from mollyspub:

Nice ! I say this everytime I see them...
Get those leg protectors off ASAP or say hello to wrinkled decals!

Quoted from nwpinball:

Huh, I've never had that problem. I'm usually using them to cover up wrinkled decals on '90s Williams games to make it look clean and sharp again.

Quoted from Happy81724:

He is right on new cab art.
I took them off tonight and it was starting to wrinkle them. I couldn’t believe it. I pushed them down as much as I could but shouldn’t of put them on.
Wish I wouldn’t of put them on

Quoted from Happy81724:

When you guys shut your bop 2.0 off do you turn off the power strip in the inside as well?

Quoted from Happy81724:

When you guys shut your bop 2.0 off do you turn off the power strip in the inside as well?

Quoted from Happy81724:

When you guys shut your bop 2.0 off do you turn off the power strip in the inside as well?

Quoted from mollyspub:

I assume your asking because your computer stays on after shut off ? My bride is wired slightly differently so when i shut her down, everything goes off . However the service port is dead with the game off. I've some times wondered how others are as you should have power to the port at all times . Not sure if there's a computer setting for this or not.

Quoted from mollyspub:

I assume your asking because your computer stays on after shut off ? My bride is wired slightly differently so when i shut her down, everything goes off . However the service port is dead with the game off. I've some times wondered how others are as you should have power to the port at all times . Not sure if there's a computer setting for this or not.

Quoted from Happy81724:

Yeah, that is why I am asking. My port stays on so the amp and the other stuff is on when I shut it off with just the cab switch. Not sure if that’s a big deal the other stuff stays on.
Also, I have to switch versions to be able to get the option to play 2.0 or the original. It doesn’t ask me everytime I turn it on. It always goes straight to 2.0 which is fine but it would be cool if that game selection screen would pop up. Is it supposed to pop up?

Quoted from mollyspub:

I didn't like that the kit stays on after shutting off the game. Again not sure if there's a computer setting for this. Maybe someone else can let us know.
There's no pop up for game selection. I've only played the original a hand full of times since getting the kit. I'm guessing you know how to switch back and forth ?

Quoted from Happy81724:

Yeah, I have to go and switch version to 1.16 if on 1.19. Then I get the option to select which game with my flipper. After i play original I shut it off And it goes back to 2.0 next time I turn it on. I switch versions back to 1.19 and it gives me the option again to choose original or 2.0. It’s the only way I know how to do it and the previous owner

Quoted from Happy81724:

Yeah, I have to go and switch version to 1.16 if on 1.19. Then I get the option to select which game with my flipper. After i play original I shut it off And it goes back to 2.0 next time I turn it on. I switch versions back to 1.19 and it gives me the option again to choose original or 2.0. It’s the only way I know how to do it and the previous owner

Quoted from Jesder:

To get to the game select screen, you hold the start button in for a few seconds. You will see a loading (confirmation) bar appear and once complete, the game select screen will appear. You do the same to go from 1.0 back to 2.0, which will let you switch between both games without having to reset. The only difference is a ball will be put into the shooter lane before the game select screen appears when going from 1.0 to the loading screen.
If you want your 1.0 scores and audits to stay, I found you will need to switch back to 2.0 before shutting the machine down.
From memory, if you shut your machine down while running 1.0, you will be asked at start up which game mode you want. If you shut down while running 2.0, it will boot in to that automatically next time.

Quoted from Jesder:

To get to the game select screen, you hold the start button in for a few seconds. You will see a loading (confirmation) bar appear and once complete, the game select screen will appear. You do the same to go from 1.0 back to 2.0, which will let you switch between both games without having to reset. The only difference is a ball will be put into the shooter lane before the game select screen appears when going from 1.0 to the loading screen.
If you want your 1.0 scores and audits to stay, I found you will need to switch back to 2.0 before shutting the machine down.
From memory, if you shut your machine down while running 1.0, you will be asked at start up which game mode you want. If you shut down while running 2.0, it will boot in to that automatically next time.

Quoted from Happy81724:

When you guys shut your bop 2.0 off do you turn off the power strip in the inside as well?

Quoted from mgpasman:

Powering off the pin sends another pulse to the PC, letting it shut down Windows gracefully, and when it does, it also turns off slave devices.

Quoted from mgpasman:

I use a master-slave outlet (always-on) inside the pin, as follows:
1. Computer is connected to master socket
2. Amp and monitor (and possibly any mods you may have) are connected to slave sockets
3. The main switch on the pin still controls the transformer that powers the driver board, coils and lamps. Switching this on, automagically sends a pulse to the PC, turning it on. This in turn switches on the slave devices. Powering off the pin sends another pulse to the PC, letting it shut down Windows gracefully, and when it does, it also turns off slave devices.
Big Lebowski does not come like this, switching it off just cuts power to the PC, but apparently this is not a big problem for Linux.

Quoted from Adams_Tales:

Hi guys
Nest week I pick up a BOP. It hasn't been playing for years meaning the condition is very nice. I got caught by the thought upgrading to 2.0.
It seems the conversion kits are not sold anymore, so I guess the road ahead is to scrape the parts together myself. I have a PRoc board and LCD screen at hand, but especially the software seems to be tough to obtain, since I understand it it connected to a serial number?
I emailed dutch Pinball, but rumour is that they are very hard to reach.
Any suggestions where to go from here? And other key elements, hard to get, I need to focus on?
I am sorry if my questions are obvious for some of you, but I am a mechanics man - electronics is not my field.

Quoted from Adams_Tales:

Hi guys
Nest week I pick up a BOP. It hasn't been playing for years meaning the condition is very nice. I got caught by the thought upgrading to 2.0.
It seems the conversion kits are not sold anymore, so I guess the road ahead is to scrape the parts together myself. I have a PRoc board and LCD screen at hand, but especially the software seems to be tough to obtain, since I understand it it connected to a serial number?
I emailed dutch Pinball, but rumour is that they are very hard to reach.
Any suggestions where to go from here? And other key elements, hard to get, I need to focus on?
I am sorry if my questions are obvious for some of you, but I am a mechanics man - electronics is not my field.

Quoted from nwpinball:

I'm surprised Dutch Pinball wouldn't work with Cointaker again to produce 25 more kits, it seems like the demand is there, it's been a long time since they made them. And we all know Dutch needs money.

Quoted from Shredso:

Now that there is a little action back in this club, maybe someone can help me with a couple issues I'm having.
#1. If I switch to 1.0 the display is very small. Koen was helping on the Dutch Pinball forum but we never figured it out. This is Cointaker version, one of the last ones I believe.
#2. During a multiplayer game (or possibly any game) the flippers time out if you take too long to start the ball. Plunging and draining brings power back to the flippers.
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Quoted from MightyGrave:

have you checked the shooterlane swtich and the space on you SDD? - I had some troubles and after deleting the logfile (11GB). Some troubles or gone.
I had only 4mb free on the disk...

Quoted from MightyGrave:

here you can hear the soundmodifications i did to the BOP