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Homebrew Trip to Yucatan

By stefanmader

3 years ago


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#1 3 years ago

I really love the homebrew section here, so i wanted to share my own first homebrew pinball using a P3Roc and mpf. It's theme is our vacation from 2018 through the yucatan area in mexico. It features the places we visit and some inside jokes. The Code is very basic. Everyshot to a ramp increases the value, there is a letter jackpot, and starting at the parrot target, a defined order to hit the next targets to get a bonus. The multiball didn't really work how i initially intended, so it is now a TNA styled 2 ball multiball. The left ramp is from The Machine - Bride of Pinbot.
I have definitly some things i would do better next time, but overall it plays well and is fun.

#2 3 years ago

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and here a video of the finished pin.

#3 3 years ago
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#4 3 years ago

and here are some progress pictures

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#5 3 years ago

Awesome! Viva Mexico!!!

#6 3 years ago

Also. Love the pineapple plastics.

#7 3 years ago

Thank you very much

#8 3 years ago

Great job stefanmader!!

#9 3 years ago

Nice job. Have to admit, when I first backglass, I thought it was Freddy Krueger from nightmare on elm street movie.

#10 3 years ago

This is looking good!

#11 3 years ago

thank you,
well i ran the backglass graphic through a pic-to-comic software, so that our faces are not to clear

#12 3 years ago

Wow! Impressive. Does it play Fiesta Mexicana?

#13 3 years ago

This is amazing! Especially love the music and sound effects. Very well done! Is the long curved wall around the back a 3d printed piece? I am thinking of making a homebrew and I also have some leftover Bride of Pinbot ramp that I hope to incorporate into mine.

#14 3 years ago

Fiesta Mexicana is not includes , for our vacation video i used a couple of songs, and for the pinball i used the same.

#15 3 years ago

This is awesome. It's YOURS, and very personal. So creative!

#16 3 years ago

Yes Boslaw i designed everything in inkscape. And the cool thing is, i can export the shapes as an svg, import that in for example in the free tinkercad and make it 3d print ready.

on my new homebrew Deep Blue Rage i wanted to use more metal guides, but since the stores where closed, i decided to 3d print them as well.

#17 3 years ago

thank you very much alexmogil

#18 3 years ago

Very cool and impressive, I wish I had that much 'get up and go' to do something like this!

#19 3 years ago

You made Deep Blue Rage too? That's awesome - I love that theme too. Very impressive. Do the 3d printed guides work well? Are they smooth enough that the ball doesn't slow down? No friction?

By the way - my mother was born in Austria. I visited there last year for the first time. You have a beautiful country!

#20 3 years ago

Yes Deep Blue Rage is my current project. Thank you, oh yes i am absolutely satisfied with the 3D printed guides. They do need to be a bit thicker, the material is very brutal. When printing the plungerlane i found that it is best to print the parts on the side, so that the ball rolls with the 3d printed lines. When the ball rolls 90 degrees to the lines, there is a lot of rattling noises.
on the ramp on the left, the line go 90 degrees against the ball movement, but it still doesn't slow the ball down.

Hey cool, where were you in Austria?

#21 3 years ago

We stayed in Salzburg for a few days. It’s very pretty there.

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#22 3 years ago

Very cool project. I love how you made the theme personal to you. Well done.

#23 3 years ago

thank you very much Nokoro

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#24 2 years ago

Since my Homebrew Deep Blue Rage is nearly finished, i already think of improving my Trip to Yucatan. And i came to the conclusion that i will make a new playfield. So there will be more inserts, virtual locks instead of physical locks, change the scoop position, a new ramp in front of the bumper, a kickout hole underneath the new ramp.

Here the old design

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#25 2 years ago

That will be the new playfield.
Im not a designer, just tried to improve my old grafic a little.

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#26 2 years ago

We have all heard the argument about how pinball people spend thousands on a pinball machine and vacation people spend thousands on a vacation. Both parties think the other one is foolish with their money and neither one understands how they could “waste” all that money.

You went and made a pinball machine about your vacation! Ha! I love it! Nice work.

#27 2 years ago

i got to spend money on both hihi

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#28 2 years ago

Received my new playfield art today

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#29 2 years ago

3d printing the inserts

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#30 2 years ago

And playfield is cut.

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#31 2 years ago

Hand cut? Looks great

#32 2 years ago

Yes handcut, have just one where i cut a bit too far,everything else went pretty good.
fitting in the inserts will take some work but for todayvi have enough

#33 2 years ago

Fitting in the inserts

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#34 2 years ago

Inserts are glued in, Playfield is sanded

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#35 2 years ago

And clear coated

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#36 2 years ago

The art print is again a little to big... That really bugs me, but i will leave it like this. I have a separate print with black lines on transparent. So i can at least hide the inserts corners perfectly.

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#37 2 years ago

this will be my new ramp

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#38 2 years ago

the idea is, when the ball goes up the left way, it will come back down on the right side. When it goes up the right way, it should drop down in the middle. there will be a kickouthole waiting for the ball.

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#39 2 years ago

Wow! Great work. Did you use MPF for programming?

#40 2 years ago

Thank you. Yes i love MPF. I will rewrite the code for Trip to Yucatan in near future, i will make it a little bit more complex than it is now. On my second homebrew Deep Blue Rage i learned a lot and i want to bring that back to my first.

#41 2 years ago

Great work stefan

#42 2 years ago

Thank you. I will start to rebuild the playfield soon, have to finish the last things on Deep Blue Rage first

#43 2 years ago

how are the 3d printed inserts holding up by the way? mind sharing the 3d files?

hadn't really planned on printing those for mine, but for the prototype it seems a good idea looking at yours

#44 2 years ago
Quoted from MeesterPieter:

how are the 3d printed inserts holding up by the way? mind sharing the 3d files?
hadn't really planned on printing those for mine, but for the prototype it seems a good idea looking at yours

they work very well. I started with a vector drawing on my playfield design, and then just exported it to tinkercad to put in some detail. so you can make any shape you want.

I've marked in public in tinkercad, so you should find it here:
https://www.tinkercad.com/things/dGmqvjnCg6y

i will look into making a thingiverse account sometime.

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#45 2 years ago

Very nice. Following.

#46 2 years ago

Just realized your doing this stefanmader , following

#47 2 years ago

Thanks for sharing stefan, i might still make my own but gives a good idea what works

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#49 2 years ago

Starting with tearing down the old playfield.
Really didn't expect that the new ramp would fit under the glass, but it does.

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