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Message: <blockquote data-quote="karl" data-source="post: 129647" data-attributes="member: 465">Your new MB looks fantastic UW.I play VP almost more than TPA these days when it comes to pc play. That can change of course when TPA gets cabinet support and DX 11 support but some of the VP designers have better physics than TPA, like Pinuck, UW, Groni and some others also.One great thing that has happened with the new VP ver 9.2, it is much easier to change the physics yourself. There is roll-down menu where you can just copy the physics on what ever table you are playing and set that as a template. It takes a lot of time to get a table to look as good as the new MB is shaping up to become, so there is bound to be a few not so good looking VP tables now and then, but the standard is raised all the time in both tables and on the VP program. (the people who update the VP program work like crazy, there is a thread on vpforums they update almost daily with new beta versions of the program for anyone interested)FP on the other hand is a mess for me. Yes, many tables look fantastic but the physics is still bad even with all the latest physics versions. It does not look that great in full screen on a cab either. Just in the latest year they have made physics 2.5, 2.6, Zed physics and some others. It is still far behind VP and it has become really confusing with all the different versions and tables created just for that version alone. I still have a lot of respect for the table designers though. Some really great creations. Just a pity that the base program has so many limitations</blockquote>

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