
A lucky-clover Spanish electromechanical, in three versions including a four-player one.
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Adds Shamrock (Inder 1977), a VPX table by JP Salas: an electromechanical Inder machine from 1977. No ROM needed; Play opens it straight in Visual Pinball X.
JP Salas's recreation of Shamrock, an electromechanical table from the Spanish maker Inder. It comes in three versions: a four-player table with slightly different artwork and rules, a one-player version with mechanical scoring reels, and a one-player version with an electronic score. PlayBound installs the four-player version so a group can take turns. Graphics by akiles50000, backglass by pedator, with testing and rules knowledge from Koke; the rules are on the apron card.
This is an electromechanical table: the original machine had no computer, so JP scripted its rules himself and it needs no ROM. It plays as soon as it is installed.
The table downloads from JP's own page on VPForums, as he asked, so you always get his latest version, and that is where to report bugs or ask questions. The first time you install a table, PlayBound asks you to sign in to VPForums with a free account; after that, every table is one click.
Compatibility: Visual Pinball X 10.8 (installed by PlayBound). No ROM required.
Install with the PlayBound Launcher
The launcher installs this into tables/jp-shamrock-inder-1977/ for Visual Pinball X. If the base game is missing, it will install that first.
Install Visual Pinball X from PlayBound first.
Press Install. The first time, PlayBound opens a VPForums sign-in window: sign in or create a free account there. PlayBound then downloads Shamrock (Inder 1977) from JP Salas's VPForums page and puts it in Visual Pinball X's tables folder.
Press Play to open the table straight in Visual Pinball X. Shift keys or LB/RB flip, Enter or A launches the ball.
Yes. JP Salas makes his tables free, and PlayBound lists this one with his permission.
JP hosts his tables only on VPForums so there is one place for updates and support, and VPForums requires a free member account to download. You sign in once; PlayBound never sees your password.
No. This is an electromechanical table, so its rules are scripted in the table itself.
On the table's VPForums page: https://www.vpforums.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=16443