Just back it up!
This update seems to do a lot, so I am going to dump my custom sound code as well.
I would think the people that did the custom stuff can patch it up to the new code, and this will likely be the last update

Also, I have put some electrical tape on the top edge of the glass to reduce rattle.

Haven't tried fancy stuff, electric tape has worked fine for me, need to use a couple pieces to get some thickness.
Been on my GoT for a couple years.

I figured out a soloution to the shitty lift ramp.
I dubbed it the Prem-O!

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Me either, that's why I installed the Pro ramp on my Premium, you keep all the flow, and the software compensates perfectly. I can even make the ramp with the crossbow!

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115-all the walker kill lights on the PF

No

DIP switch 8, on the cpu

aside from being a ball trap, wouldn't it play just fine w/o Mr. Ugly there?

Made Siege today for the 1st time!

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You have to finish Prison MB, tons of shooting around then shoot the prison.
I often felt stuck, so I would use a prison bomb to advance.
Basically, 2 supers in Prison MB.
Actually managed it twice yesterday, but your whole game need to be focused on that, stacking Prison and Blood bath twice pretty much.

The lower screw holding the magnet to the ramp on mine has a bit of a slot instead of hole, probably to bring the magnet closer to the balls normal path.
I would try adjusting yours to be closer to the ball, if possible.

Tourney mode makes modes easier to start (every other set of drops), but also makes multikills harder to light.
It also retains your multikill value after Horde, you don't lose it till you drain.

Make sure the welds aren't broken at the top of the trough kick out scoop, happens a lot, and causes this when they break

Pretty sure there is someone that you can get to after you earn a ton of the blood bath supply sets

Woodbury to start.
I had LMS and Horde both lit at the same time once, and missed and drained. I so wanted to see what it would've awarded.

That would be me! One of a kind still afaik. When's the last time anyone made 10 ramps in a row on a LE/prem.?

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Thanks! I used my Pro BG mount, and moved ramp protectors over too, don't know part# of those.
I ordered the ramp through my Dist. (Game Ex) around $175!

Also note, no recess on PF at ramp entrance, and I had to put 2 screws there to mount, pretty scary, but I will never go back, so who cars?

Sounds like the transistor is shorted. Q19

The number is on the case of the xister.

Just the two in back

I just stick a piece of blue painters tape right to the bulb on the front to dim

I did the original ramp replacement, I had both machines.
It's a little tricky, but the software is completely compliant with it, no need to even use the ramp disable adjustment.

The ramp entrance IS different, it is a sharper angle where it meets the playfield, and actually a narrower shot because of the metal sides.
Add to that the hinge at the top, that can get a little slop over time, and take energy away from the ball, and you have a good amount of rejected shots.
The ball also rolls back down the ramp differently, it just kinda plunks back down the lift ramp (again due partly to the metal sides), where the pro smoothly comes down and often gets a little kick off the post at the entrance.
Finally, when it lifts to bash the BG, it kills the flow, and doesn't allow for putting the inlane X on big money shots sometimes.
Add it all up and that is why people "whine".
Enjoy yours, I'm glad it shoots without issue, but many of them do not, and perfect shots that brick and reject right back to the drain are reasonable complaints IMO.

Lol, I'm not worked up about it, just defending my fellow Whiners.

...as it should! It is a better version of a great game.
Except that BG ramp.

I haven't read the rulesheet in that post, but I would also recommend reading the readme file on the code at Sterns website.
It helps understand the changes in the rules over time, as they have evolved and been tweaked, as well as just understand the rules. (And point values, somewhat)

I would think tying it to the sling would make the sling rapid fire with a spinner shot

Also,...
If you have played any other modes (barn, I prefer), then before you start shooting the ramp to build and light the jackpots, you can shoot the lit shots (barn,riot,etc, whatever mode you previously played) to add 500k to the base value, it's basically like shooting 10,20? ramps, as the ramp shot only builds 25k per shot, I think.
That's how I've gotten huge CDC totals.
This also works with all the other modes too, adding value to them.

Do you have the latest code?
There was a horde crash bug in earlier versions I think

Ask the question if being rude is the best way to get help, ask it to yourself.

Another way to find if it’s the walker switch or some sort of matrix problem is to unplug the switch and see if the problem disappears (in test).

.....all in the same game....
Done it once.

The ball trough welds are probably broken.
The curved part right where it ejects breaks the welds and then it is kind of springy and bounces the ball back in a lot.

Yes

I like to play Barn before CDC, then you can pump up the CDC value by shooting the barn shot, and it bumps it by 500k instead of the 25k bump from shooting the ramp.
So 1 barn shot = 20 ramp shots.
You have to shoot right after beginning CDC, a couple barn shots, then go to the ramp for lighting jack pots. Next, start collecting jackpots, (and probably targets to add time) get a 2x playfield going, and after a few jackpots, go to the finishing shots on the ramp, add the inlane multiplier for the final HUGE shot!

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Yes, any played mode adds 500k, I like barn because you can get some free drop targets when you miss.
Other modes add 500k on played mode shots too, but it’s not as big of a bump for those modes as it is on CDC.

A light tap on the cabinet side would have gotten that.

Found some walkers in the barn…

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Curious how a “stock” tilt bob or leg leveler is set?

Actually interested in an answer, I prefer games “stock” as well, but usually that means settings and adjustments in software, and where the outlane posts and such come installed from the factory.
I don’t think TWD was designed to drain SDTM from the pops constantly, so I would be fine with a fat post if that’s what was needed to help. However, if it made the game NEVER drain out of the pops, that’s not the design either IMO.
I think all games constantly change and can be tweaked to make them play however the owner thinks the designer would have liked.
If a sling or pop is dead-ish from the factory, no shame in changing the stock setup.
And if you care,….tilt with the bob about halfway through the ring, levelers about halfway through the legs in the back, adjust from there to what’s seems “stock”. (That usually makes a game steeper than the middle-bubble, which I find way too floaty)
Those are my “stock” settings.

Jack up the back legs!