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  1. On some of the older fruit machines (Pre hopper) there are up to 4 different coin/token payout tubes. My first cab has 42 layouts that use 4 different triacs - IE: 50p/20pTokens/£1/10p. Then there are almost 200 layouts that have 3 different payouts including 2p games.
  2. For me I would love to see MPU1 and Summit Coin emulated:)
  3. Update: My 2nd hand motherboard/CPU arrived a couple of days ago, and is now fitted to the bottom shelf. Specs for the motherboard/CPU Asus H81M i5-4590 (3.5GHZ) Cost: 27 (UK Pound) (I added a power supply, 16GB of DDR3 and a GTX 1060). After Gerry rigging everything, and changing the Bios to boot up on power on - All layouts so far run flawlessly.
  4. Nice printing:) Good luck with the build.
  5. I added a few extra lamps to a layout and took a quick vid for you. Also... If anyone is interested in the top right coin mech. It is a HX-916 multi coin selector that can be programmed to take all coins/tokens, like 1p, 2p ect in any combination to pulse credits, and is a fun money box. cab.zip
  6. Just to add....The note acceptor fitted above (Pulse) is wired to an Arduino Leonardo. This converts value to pulses from each note to a key press in MFME to credit. Same with MVFME - Pulse to letter press.
  7. . The top 2 green and red buttons are fixed (Pac drive 2). The button (Ipac & Pacdrive x2) complex is now inter-changeable for any layout required using 9 pin connectors. I have added permanent side buttons for MPU2 layouts and pinmame ect . I have also added permanent function buttons (Esc, Left Shift, F3, F6) Next step is cosmetic.
  8. Hi Guys. After 8 years of non stop play on my first mini MFME cab (2 million + plays and still 100% working), I finally had enough room and spares to start my next gen build. My first MFME build started off with a cardboard box! This time my build started off as a set of cheap crappy Chinese shelves that cost just over a Fiver.. After 4 weeks of building, I am now at the 90% completion stage. All the wiring is done and everything is working perfectly. The only thing left is cosmetics on the front. I will post updates below.
  9. Similar to your bread tin, I find baking trays cut in half a good fit. A thick good quality one has a good sound when coins hit it.
  10. You can add Tags to each game, and then use the Filter function in Game Manager to load just your favourites. Open a layout and click Configuration and you will see a Tags box at the bottom. Enter any letter/number/string to make your own Tag. You can add as many as you want separated by a space and save (F7)
  11. I use the same tokens you find on aliexpress ect (25 and 28mm), but I also use the big cheap black serial hoppers, and the smaller blue hoppers for other coins. My cab has 5 hoppers wired up into it.
  12. Good luck with this. Just make sure the hopper has some ball bearings in the bit that spins round. I had one once that had none because someone wanted to save 1p. And also make sure that the bar that makes/breaks the infra red beam is in the correct position as it has 2 settings.
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    Hi Guys A while ago someone posted Super Nudge Double up ROMS. So recently I checked them out, only to find out that on 10p play the jackpot was £2.10!, so I thought they must of been for 5p play. Anyway I decided to take a picture that Player sent me (Mecca) and redraw it, using stuff I had previously drawn for Double Top. After a couple of weeks working away on this new project I finally got it finished (yesterday), only to find out that on 5p play the Bell above a Pear on reel one counted as both a Bell and Pear! After rooting through my ROMS I actually found the correct 5p £2 ROMS that work properly, so after lamping and testing I managed to get this finished an hour ago just in time for Christmas. Thanks to the ROM provider and Wizard here is a new version of (Super) Nudge Double up Deluxe.
  14. I don't see any triac settings that are wrong above. You do have Meter 4 x2 missing on the meter inputs though. My set up is slightly different as I have a separate hopper for 10p out that just uses triac 2 out with no multiplier.
  15. Sounds like your setting are wrong. What is the name of the machine your having problems with? I will compare your settings with mine.
  16. I used to have the older version of this called Derby Stakes (6 players). I once had environmental health come round with a sound meter to measure the volume of it across the road from my arcade, because someone in a high rise complained about the noise. That went nowhere! Apparently the manufacturers in Oldham closed in 2024. Coin-op amusements news | Whittaker Brothers closes its doors | InterGame
  17. You could run Task Manager (Ctrl/Alt/Del) and view CPU and GPU % and view the performance. 8 GB of Ram might not be enough.
  18. No issues for me using edge from Asia.
  19. Each layout has an xxxxxx.fml file which keeps all the layout/config settings and is updated when you save(F7). An xxxxx.fml.bak file is just a backup.
  20. The Ipac only controls inputs. IE: buttons and the Opto sensor on a hopper (Coin out). You will also need a PacDrive with a special ID for actually running a hopper motor, and lighting up any buttons. There are numerous threads in the Cabinet section with lots of incite, including various types of hoppers and coin mechs.
  21. Or you can press 'F3' for full screen or 'shift+F3' for full screen stretched.
  22. I always keep a back up of each layout and put in a DX or Classic folder. I then copy each layout, reset the RAM, top up any hoppers, make sure the sound is on full, and edit the layout for my cabinet in config... I also add a TAG. You can put in the tag box anything you want, so long as it is one string of characters, and you separate each TAG by a space. Then you can use the filter option in Game Manager. I then split my layouts in to hopper pay-out configurations. I then add TAGS to each layout
  23. I think you should buy an Arduino kit and play with some code on chat GPT. Get one of them Arduinos with built in wifi and you should be able to press a button on your phone for a coin out.
  24. Yes....These are cheap from China, and 12/24v hoppers are not readily available here unless you pay a fortune in postage. As an example. Here is a 24v (The only one I can find online here) and it is 82 Squid. https://shopee.co.th/Coin-Hopper-for-Coin-Exchnage-Machine-i.230857249.22046526098 A 220v like the big black one I have, is easy to find, and only cost around 20 Squid, and can hold 1000 tokens.
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