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So, been kicking this around in my head for awhile.
I'd like to take a credit wheel and turn it into a separate way to score WOW's by hooking it up to the ball count advance.
This seems like the easy part, and I've got all the parts I need to make it happen.
What I am having trouble solving in my head is how to get the additional credit unit to reset to 0 when a new game is started.
Anyone have thoughts?
Quoted from bingopodcast:You're asking only during game reset, correct? I'm guessing only in a situation where the game has tilted could this occur, since normally you'd play through all the Wows.
Yes, only during game reset. The basic idea is to create a method for "keeping score" on AAB's that isn't tied to the actual score, but rather the number of Wows amassed during a game.
I think I generally understand the circuit your describing but am having trouble working out in my head (and not liking how I'm visualizing) modifying the motor.
Quoted from o-din:A sharp razor blade will be a good way to remove the section of paint on the backglass where you mount this credit reel.
Always the comedian! The hope and desire is that this is something that can be taken on/off and would not live attached to/inside the game.
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