Bram Stoker's Dracula
Williams, 1993Well, it's finally finished. This one to one creation of my favorite pin complete with Bats is now playable on PS3 with LBP2. Over two months of work i have managed to capture every element of the real game with every detail. Hope you all enjoy it!!
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You did that in LBP2!!!!!??
Holy cow man, that is amazing! how can I find it?
Im a developer and 3d animator...my mind is officially blown.
I have always mused about building a pinball game in LBP, never thought this would be possible, nor have I ever had the inspiration or patience to do so.
Respect
Quoted from DragonPin:You did that in LBP2!!!!!??
Holy cow man, that is amazing! how can I find it?
Im a developer and 3d animator...my mind is officially blown.
I have always mused about building a pinball game in LBP, never thought this would be possible, nor have I ever had the inspiration or patience to do so.
Respect
He did and it's bad ass! He also did WOZ and another pinball machine...they play very well!! Just look up his GT on LBP2 and you should be able to jump on his planet and play these tables. I'll have to check back with BSD tonight....looking even better 3rd!
Quoted from DragonPin:You did that in LBP2!!!!!??
Holy cow man, that is amazing! how can I find it?
Im a developer and 3d animator...my mind is officially blown.I have always mused about building a pinball game in LBP, never thought this would be possible, nor have I ever had the inspiration or patience to do so.
Respect
Thanks man, I to do 3d animation (Max) and am currently looking for work
It seems to be a natural for me to make these and would love to do this professionally. i had this table modeled in LBP in a day and a half, but i had the real machine of course. lighting was one more and the logic took me about three full days. I could do this stuff all day its really enjoyable. I want to do so many more. I have so many crazy ideas for my own layouts and gameplay too. Sky's the limit. I live i New Jersey and have even considered working for JJ pinball.
Sort of, i mean i don't really have anything for comparison. Never tried a PC emulator before. LBP is just simple logic, and, or, x-or switches, randomizers and selectors for writing rules. You are really just setting up "conditions" i suppose. Looks like this...
It has its downfalls thought like for instance the collision detection doesn't refresh fast enough so ever so often you will get a ball that will literally "pass threw" objects like the flippers but the inventory of stuff you get with the game is vast like sound effects, materials, maps and shaders and modeling is super easy. In the end i guess its just for fun and an exercise in being able to do it at all
Quoted from DragonPin:You did that in LBP2!!!!!??
Holy cow man, that is amazing! how can I find it?
Im a developer and 3d animator...my mind is officially blown.I have always mused about building a pinball game in LBP, never thought this would be possible, nor have I ever had the inspiration or patience to do so.
Respect
If you have LBP2 just do a search for Thirdaxis01 and you will see all of my levels including WOZ pinball.
Besides the three i have published not really anything on the same level but you can check out a creator by the name of Shweetdude. He has a large selection of tables published and hey any pinball is good pinball if you ask me
Quoted from 3rdaxis:Well, it's finally finished. This one to one creation of my favorite pin complete with Bats is now playable on PS3 with LBP2. Over two months of work i have managed to capture every element of the real game with every detail. Hope you all enjoy it!!
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That is what I would call a brilliant re-imagining of a table. It makes me wish that tables on The Pinball Arcade would have a remixed mode with added features and effects like you have added to your Dracula table.
That looks like some great work you have done there.
No way man....don't do any EMs....too much pizzazz with all the tools you have to work with to waste it on a low key EM....not that I have something against them. I would do a solid state like Atlantis or Fathom...something you don't see every day but can work with the limited scope of layers and at the same time use them up as well. You could really pull this together.
I hope you keep making tables....I know it's a small niche but the community on LBP2 seems to agree....pretty cool stuff and you have a passions towards it!
Ok, so you have to go through all the tutorials. Which is 7 easy levels for anyone who is curious.
I was curious enough that I dropped $20 on this game soley to see your pin. I have to admit, thats pretty impressive. The gameplay is no VirtuaPin, but I am sure thats just the limits of the medium, not your fault.
Congratulations on a job well done.
Oh the flippers could use a small boost, There was no way to get the ball up the ramps unless you were coming off a rebound. Maybe thats how it is in the real one? Never played it in person. Also, there were times when the lighting was so dark, I couldn't see the flippers hehe.
If you have the ball rolling onto the flipper and wait until its at the end you can get it up the ramps no problem. You can also nudge it for a boost by hitting either R2 or L2. Also if you get the ball into the Asylum (left of the left ramp) it also boosts the ball. You can also adjust the lighting with thE D-Pad if it's to dark for you to see. Whats your name on LBP? i will send you a friend request and show you behind the scenes of how its made.
Brilliant !
I am freaked out as last night I had this crazy dream of 2D graphics being projected above the flippers , very similar to the way you did it
Fantastic work man !
Winner !
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