I am working on a game and am interested in playing around with a video of the game play prior to and post LED addition to the game. I know that for photos, its a must to take the glass off to avoid the glare and reflection and it makes perfect sense that a video with the glass off would be very desirable.
However, this is a 1976 Williams Grand Prix with a very nice back glass (emphasis on the glass part) and i can only imagine the results of a pinball hitting that....
I realize this is UNLIKELY... but during game play it is completely common place for the ball to occasionally jump and hit the glass... its even fun. However, I have no idea how far that ball might travel were the glass removed...
Anyone know?
99% of the time the ball jumps by hopping a ball guard on the way out (fast SDTM) and the ball would likely hit the player and not head towards the back glass or even head in that direction.... but given how luck usually works I want to know if anyone has ever damaged anything playing with the glass off before I start doing this for any length of time whatsoever.
I also ask this because I typically cover my game before play testing any fixes/adjustments I have made... am I just being paranoid?