Cannon Lagoon is best game ever created, bar none. That programmer deserves a raise.

buffaloatx has one on route at Buffalo Billiards in Austin Texas.

It does seem empty when you're not playing it. That all changes when the pop-up scoops are active, as they are when you're searching the crates for parts. As I understand it the side modules can be changed as well. There will probably be games that don't use stand up modules on both sides like Lexi does.
I find the secret agent ramp shot quite challenging. It plays long if respawns are turned on, I suggest turning them off for competitive play.

Comparing shot difficulty, I find the left ramp the most challenging. If I were to redesign that module that ramp would be slightly wider and the saucer ramp would be slightly narrower. During Secret Agent multi-ball ours requires 25 agents (left or right ramp) to complete the mode. It's not unusual for me to get two or less. I watched a top 20 player yesterday, he got seven.

I assume the beta driver fixed the problem because our location game saucer no longer stutters.

Wiki rules doc:
http://tiltforums.com/t/lexy-lightspeed-escape-from-earth/2848

We've been using Lexy in league since the machine arrived at Buffalo Billiards and it has never crashed. The biggest 'problem' for us is we have to set it up hard enough that the #15th ranked player won't take all day.
Is there another Lexy on location?

Note: The quote in buffaloatx 's post above is from Toyguy , not me. I wasn't watching the BCO broadcast. I was at the event, being beaten like a timpani.

Lexy on location- Bat City pinball uses a #lexy_lightspeed during league play and other events at Buffalo Billiards. It's a fun machine and always surprises onlookers in the area playing pool or foosball when you tell them about the interactive playfield. Still lots of game to explore for me, it's set up hard enough that a top 20 player won't take forever.

A few stats: http://batcity.league.papa.org/stats?leagueId=1&latest=false&sections=header,jump,machineSummary,playersByMachine#pbm_141
High score- 30+ million, low score 81+ thousand out of 42 officially recorded scores.

Go for the eight ball multi-ball in Lexy Lightspeed. So challenging.

That's the BIOS screen. You can get out of it by connecting a keyboard, then hitting ESC and confirming.
Is your hard drive connected? I don't see it listed in the storage configuration/SATA area.

If it's going to that screen every time PM Gerry. I don't have the exact settings in front of me.

It's not released yet. I think the working title is Wizard Trainer.

Are the locking tabs on the upper playfield clearing the latches?

https://www.multimorphic.com/support
Pinside may not be monitored as closely as the support ticket system. You could send gstellenberg a PM or email if the ticketing option isn't right for you. https://www.multimorphic.com/contact/

Has any Heist owner removed their coin door and installed a safe? I always thought that would be a cool mod.

Looks like you have space for five more...

Because Multimorphic makes the P3-ROC and VALIS666 is searching for help.

If you're unable or unwilling to help then keep quiet.

People didn’t. You did. And you continue to be an ass about it. Time for you to stfu.

We’ve met in person John. I’m available any time you want to have a beer and sort this out.

There should be a black metal playfield stiffener on the bottom side in the front. A couple vertical 2x4s with notches for that to sit in might be good.

There have been a couple different storage solutions offered by mm creators.

The factory is only two and a half hours from Dallas. Send gstellenberg a PM and if you can't find anything in Dallas.

CCR module can do head-to-head over the internet. Not sure which other modules can yet.

If there is something preventing the module from seating properly the tubes will be misaligned.

The front will sit flush with the playfield Plexiglass/scoops/walls, low enough so the retainers just snap over it when released.

I forget how it works at the back end.

There are many videos at https://www.multimorphic.com
If you log into your support account and review how to remove/install the playfield modules maybe you can notice something working different than yours.

I wonder if a button got stuck on? I’m trying to think of how a computer could go from off to the same stuck position in a software program repeatedly.

I’d try booting it with no playfield module installed.

There are many adjustments to tailor game difficulty to your liking.
Just like in #the_walking_dead_le where you can adjust a small thing like have the modes stay lit on the next ball if you drain before starting one or adjust a big thing like make it a five ball game instead of three ball.

And you can save those adjustments to your profile so when you're playing with your mates you can all have your own settings applied in the same game if you want to.

Buffalo Billiards in Austin closed.
Not sure if Jesse still frequents Pinside buffaloatx was the manager at Buffalo Billiards and may be willing to discuss it. I ran league events there weekly and Lexy was at least as reliable as the other 15ish pins they had.

Need to get one on location at Pinstack and Nickel City in Austin.

We used it in weekly league events for years at Buffalo Billiards in Austin TX. It's extremely serviceable even if something does break. Flipper module is one connector, then slides right out so you can work on it on a bench or swap in a spare if you prefer that route. Computer components are easily accessible in the backbox. Various boards inside the cabinet are easy to get to either through the coin door or with the playfield lifted. Assemblies on the lower playfield are designed to be easily serviced. The various playfield modules are removed easily and placed on a bench if you need access to the bottom side.

When P3 was new there was no backbox display. Not everyone has upgraded.

https://www.litframes.com/shop/

No. It could be removed but there would be several cables to remove, zip ties to cut, and much de-routing. You would have to be EXTREMELY organized to have a hope of getting them all back into position.

The good news is not only is the upper playfield easy to remove, the monitor for the lower playfield is too. So if weight is your primary concern that's easily solved. If it's the physical space, getting the head through a specific small opening could be a challenge.

At least 227LE in the past two days. If you extrapolate that out over the ten years or so they have been around that's about 414,275 Weird Al's Museum of Natural Hilarity

If you're referring to the $8300 from https://www.multimorphic.com/store/p3-pinball-machine/p3-pinball-machine/
"The price for a base P3 machine with no game kit is $8,300."

Look in your backbox before you buy one. There should already be a filter installed.

One end into motherboard, other into amp IIRC.

If you mean using one button so a partial press activates one flipper and a full press activates both flippers, it would be rather difficult since there is only one switch per button on the button boxes I've seen.
Nothing is impossible but it would mean building a switch stack and moving a switch from one button to another.

And Pinstack, Cidercade, Pinballz (original and Lake Creek), Texas Gamers Lounge.

Tuesday is league night.

Unless the manufacturing process has changed in the past couple years there is one switch per button and in that case it's not possible to stage-flip using a single button.

As Rdoyle1978 mentioned, you CAN assign multiple flippers to one button. They will activate at the same time.

This has been mentioned before, it's possible MM has implemented multiple switches on a single button.

It's growing but tiny today. Simply not enough P3s in the hands of consumers to be widely available on the used market yet. As time goes by more will be available.

IMO it's a largely a question of numbers produced. Try finding ANY used pin ever made that had low production numbers. The greater the number made the easier it is to find it.

I think the physical eight ball lock on the playfield is pretty amazing.

What situation would this be beneficial?

Gerry, Les, TJ, and Sarah are the most underrated team in pinball.

Who will be the first to utilize a camera on the machine to actually put the player IN the gameplay video content? Microphone to have owner-recorded content integrated into the call-outs!

Can you post a picture of your screen? Do the flipper buttons cycle through the options and the start button will not launch anything or no games appear or they appear but are all locked…?

That seems a bit odd. How long is the glass?

I think Gerry is a huge Fuzzy Pumper Barber Shop fan, that's probably high on his wish list.

Step one is pull the flipper module out of the game. Then inspect it, you’ll probably see how to fix the problem.

If you have a small C clamp you can remove the flipper from the plastic so you get enough clearance to fit the clamp over that pin. I have a small arbor press I used to install those pins. https://www.panavise.com/index.html?pageID=1&id1=9&startat=1&--woSECTIONSdatarq=9&--SECTIONSword=ww
Can't see from the photos exactly what to disconnect to get the flipper bat away from the plastic.
Channel lock pliers would get the job done if you're careful but they wouldn't be my first choice.

I’d open a ticket with Multimorphic. They’ll have the best advice.

And they have been that way for years. Can't say enough good things about the whole crew.

Check fuses on the board that controls them.

I saw these in one of the old catalogs in the PPS reference material a couple weeks ago. I think the old pitch and bats used them.

Normally I wouldn’t either but Pinmonk has done the research and his mod is good. https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/replacing-stern-spike-noisy-ps-fans