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ah, that is a consequence of the latest update. I have fixed it now but as there is a workaround, I'm not going to rush another update out.

Here is a JPeMU conversion of Vindaloot, thanks to @wearecity for initially doing the conversion and @Pook for the original layout, I have spent a bit a time tidying it up: vindaloot.rar

PC trackballs don't have any inertia like the real one, so it's never going to act the same way. If anyone has a spare real trackball from these games, I'd be interested in buying it to have a play. Obviously the mouse stuff is just a hack, as it doesn't have variable speed etc You just can't emulate the Track Ball using PC based ones as you don't have access to the raw data from it, as windows is turning it into a virtual mouse so it queues up the data

I wonder if that is because the layouts are different sizes or the size of the video screen is different ?

Here is an tidied up version of Cash Box Club Cashbox_Club_(JPEMU_CONVERSION).rar

Surely you didn't think it was just a case of updating the layout ? Nothing is that easy

It's simplified now, all updates are in the downloads section, and you can check which version you have by looking at the file details I don't want to keep updating the logo etc everytime a fix a bug Of course I could revert back to 6 month odd updates and bump up the version number then, but I thought people would appreciate bug fixes etc in more speedy fashion ?

Thanks for this, any chance you could fix the ultra skinny 7 segment displays in future on these conversions ?

Added a new version that makes the Super Bright lamps work better. The lamps really need to be masked properly for the effect to work. Needs the latest MFME Released today to work! Big Banker (JPEMU Conv).rar

Normally they would take a hit but in this machine all the others are off when it does it

Thanks, I've actually watched that video before and posted a picture from it before to show the cash window under the wheel head. The look virtually white when lit that brightly

I know how they do it, basically turning off the multiplexer for a short period of time with the required pattern on the outputs. This puts the whole lamp supply voltage on the lamps which makes them light up very brightly. I just need to work it into the code.

When exactly are they supposed to flash?

There was a method to the madness, some letters ( or torches in the other version ) stay on longer than others, so it was a case of doing them first and leaving the quicker ones til last

I have no idea what 71 does, it doesn't appear to be in the manual. I have had numerous token wins without 71 checked.

Just 64, 66 & 67 65 is the Token front low level It would appear tokens fill the back tube first and then overflow into the front tube. it uses 65 to determine whether to pay from the front or rear tube. The top level sensor is presumably used to disable the token refill, if both tubes are full

Here is the info required:

This is from the manual, although you'd need to work out which pin corresponds to which button

Yes the TT light is always lit ( Lamp 11 ) To fix add a checkbox 66 and check it,

The emu doesn't currently support Super Bright lamps so you won't see that effect. As for the other issue, I have no idea tbh

Would you believe that writing and maintaining MFME is no stroll in the park either.

For some inexplicable reason, W10 won't let you move a maximised window like W7 does. Not sure I can do anything about that tbh It appears to be tied in with that snap to edge of screen stuff, and if I enable that then as you say it just minimises the window Oh well, another reason to stay with W7

Oh? It doesn't do that on mine, it just stays maximised. I wonder if that is another W10 mystery? But yes it will centre it.

You talk about dragging a layout to full size in your latest video, did you know you can just double click the Title bar to do that or click the maximise icon on the top right?

Layout now updated to include original background art