Quoted from tcw16505:

Is anyone having issues with flipper accuracy on hitting the T-rex ramp and Spiral ramp on right? Its like the flipper is not in the same angle twice or something. I understand ball spread is critical for repeatability but its like a defect or slop in the assembly. It was shipped direct so i can't imagine anything but shipping vibration. Any clues?

Quoted from RazorV23:

Installed the raptor pit mod, raptor mod and added red lights to the tower. [quoted image]

Quoted from Mr_Tantrum:

I've had a couple of more people ask me about making the 3D printed orange lenses to add to the top of the raptor pit lights. I did this with a special semi-translucent orange filament that I had a very limited sample of, so I cannot make any more at this time.
However, I've since had a couple of people ask for them, so here is my proposal: If at least 5 people will commit at $5 each in order to cover my cost, then I would be happy to order a spool of the semi-translucent orange filament and begin offering these to anyone who wishes to purchase. If at least 5 people are interested in this initial offering, moving forward I'm going to be selling them for $7 per set of 3 instead of $5.
The lenses will be printed using PETG, have 100% infill for best light diffusion, and will come with adhesive on the bottom ready to stick to the raptor pit plastic. The price also includes US postage (for international add $2).
Please post in this thread or PM me, and if/when I reach 5 commitments I will let everyone know.
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Quoted from MacGruber:

Oh sorry about that one of those places that just don't know how to update the website. Technology is hard

Quoted from PinBallinOnBudge:

https://gameroomgoodies.com/products/jurassic-park-amber-light-up-shooter-rod-stern-pinball?_pos=4&_sid=6e7fdbd5d&_ss=r
just ordered one from them recently

Quoted from Mr_Tantrum:

Looks like mostly insider stuff and a few non-eventful changes. Personally, I'm not interested in upgrading for these features vs. losing custom code.
Here are release notes for Premium/LE versions: https://sternpinball.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/jurassic_park-1_05_0-README_LE.txt

Quoted from fooflighter:

First thing I would check, with the power off, is that your trex isn't hitting the plastic guard right behind the head by moving it manually full left and right with the head in the neutral homed position, you can set this in the system test menu and then turn the power off when it's lined up
If your spacers aren't correct, the back of the plastic may hit either the trex or the crank shaft for the Stepper motor and limit the head travel.
You can use washers to space things properly or even cut the spacers if need be
Watch his install video at the beginning for correct placement
Another thing is the 3 screws used to connect the lower jaw... The stock factory ones are too long, either cut them to custom size with a Dremel and file and burring off (I did this) or get new ones, they poke through the bottom tongue plate otherwise and could cause ball interference
I have a little more experience with my TREX unfortunately, as my Stepper Motor Driver board got fried a month ago somehow, probably a short, and I got intimately familiar with the trex just doing all the checks and traces... So I've taken it apart and put it back on and off including the motor etc multiple times... My first instinct would be a mechanical issue in reassembly... It could be the jaw spring, alignment guides also, or a crooked optic jaw sensor...I would do a reinstall before tinkering with the tick settings

Quoted from fooflighter:

If you did all that I would check the jaw test in the system settings and make sure that the jaw is just touching the ramp Leora did say that the profile was a little bit different on the new head so that may include the jaw and the point of touching for your specific machine... A quick and easy fix is to actually lower the vertical serial motor attachment screws on the back wall which will lower the travel of the jaw without touching the tick settings and that made just be enough to do the trick for you..
You may have to also loosen the four screws that hold the main head in place to allow you to lower the head just slightly to give slack to the vertical attachment plate