And this is why the authors of the software and recreations hate these companies. RetroPlay did not develop any of the software or recreations. These are all community driven and free for anyone to take the time and learn. Even buying from these all in one places you will have to learn how to update if you want newer tables and the learning curve for installing on existing is much higher than learning it from scratch. The VPX VR stuff is even more complicated than normal vpx. You can see all of the available VR pins here https://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/categories/vpx-vr-tables/

https://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/popeye-saves-the-earth-bally-1994/

I suggest anyone dipping their toes in VPX take a look at the latest Totan, CV, addams, world cup soccer. Many of the more recent recreations are using updated dynamic flipper physics. Check out ones by wrd1972 in particular as his recreations are incredible when it comes to physics.

I purchased my mini thru recroommasters although they don't sell it anymore. The kit was really well designed and went together well. https://www.recroommasters.com/40-Virtual-Pinball-Machine-p/rm-xt-40-pin.htm. It's a barebones kit but the designs are good and the button setup is plug and play with VPX and FX3. Just add your pc and monitors.

Create a folder in your existing vpx directory and place the contents of the 10.7 zip file within it. You can run it from there and I think you can setup an alt config to use the 10.7 executable in pinup popper. You can have both on your machine at the same time and they will share the vpmame setup. There are not many 10.7 specific tables yet but the ones that do exist are nice. I think I have 3 on my machine. I have not configured my vpin to only be 10.7 yet. I've noticed a few issues with older tables that has me keeping 10.6 as the primary.

I believe they share the same config. It really was that easy. unzip to a different directory and load the 10.7 files with it