Road Hog Mad

Yep, I use this too.

Yeah.. old machines are triac and newer hopper. You'll be fine with the coin mech, but if you fancy a simpler option see my thread about my home build where I use an old style coin mech.

@clarkster change it to triac hopper 1

'r' on the keybourd while roller coaster is loaded if that's what you've played last and had the payout problem with. this is my setup....

@clarkster

It's not an MFME dip setting. If you have collected in the past and it hasn't paid out simply pressing 'r' on the keyboard should reset it (it'll probably spit previous coins out that haven't been paid out). "However, collecting from the machine layout doesn't give any results." In what way?

Common ground problem! Earth your I-PAC 'GND' to the PSU 'GND' as well!

@johnparker007 I have just downloaded it and give it a whirl, it is very impressive! I'm curious if it will work with a home build? But that would probably have to include navigation from custom buttons and maybe a touch screen interface, and there's the hoppers etc. If a machine is setup to work with hoppers and a coin mech and then loaded in to the arcade simulator will it still work? Not my intention to add my work to your current work load, I'm just keyboard thinking.

2GB graphics card will run MFME and 4K layouts fine. My setup with the a 2GB graphics card is 8GB ram, an i3 with 128GB SSD, it is not slow! Its probably over-specked. Coin mechs, if you want something easier than a 126 cashflow see my cabinet build.

A version for those who have portrait mode, in this instance only one machine is listed per page. Same rules apply as per above ^^ setup_touchlaunch.rar

Road Hog

I wonder if we could get some pokie machines working on our cabinets, that take money and payout? @Sloth @woodsy @Amusements @Dave King

FULL VIDEO HERE...

@slotsmagic

Painted! Job Done, video will follow in a few days

My inspiration came from these style of machines (see pics)... I suppose if you had an all in one PC you make one even more streamline. The only big items taking up space are the coin acceptors and hoppers. I opted for the type of coin acceptor on mine as they are simpler and a little smaller, they only intrude in to the cabinet by 4 inches max. You don't get the multiple coin acceptance capability but in reality you only play with £1's don't you? I don't go to the arcade and ask for £10 in a variety of coins. I installed the 20p hopper as I like the ability to play token machines (MPU4, MayGay, JPM 90's machines etc.) Why have the coin acceptor on the top right as standard and have the pain of routing coins, why not make it more accessible and easier to install? Hence the way I did mine. You don't get the MARS ME126 coin acceptor effect when you insert a coin, click click click clunk but the emulator emulates this sound anyway. Also after putting around £400 through it, the coin acceptors I have have only rejected about 2 coins which beats a common coin acceptor by a long way. Next job is the paint it! and I'll do a full lengthy video talking about it.

Ok, so the 20p hopper arrived, and what a better fruit machine to use, Road Hog...

Fanks, just awaiting the supplier to send me another hopper when they have one (seems to be a shortage), looking at the size they sent me it will hold about 1,500£. I've asked for a medium bowl specifically as a large bowl won't fit. My original plan of over flowing coins won't work as I've run out of room but I'm not bothered to be honest, it'll hold enough lol. Next job will be to fill any blemishes, tart it up and paint it. Gloss or matt?

A better video...

Ok, so wired up a hopper and fitted a bell fruit payout tray...