WOZ Video Tutorial: How to Calibrate Dorothy’s House
Adjusting the drop-down feet for optimal Witch squishage.
Posted by Daniel Tonks on August 13, 2013 at 7:31 AM
Tags: Jersey Jack Pinball, The Wizard of Oz, Troubleshooting, Videos,
Comments (2) | Permalink | RSS Feed This past weekend I had the glass off my Wizard of Oz pinball to make an adjustment (if your Haunted Forest ever looks like a tornado went through and leaned a tree, let me know if you need any help) and, after doing that, I took the opportunity to conduct a few camera tests. However, instead of shooting random footage with no purpose, I ended up with something that might be mildly useful to new owners.
On my game, after each software update the default settings for Dorothy’s spinning house results in the Wicked Witch of the East’s trapped legs looking like they’re sticking out of the gutters, instead of being solidly squished under the floorboards. I’ve seen a few comments from new owners and location players about suspiciously malfunctioning feet, which is almost certainly nothing more than a need for calibration. To help make the process as straightforward as possible, I’ve created a quick video tutorial on how to adjust the spinning house and drop-down wall for optimal presentation of those gaudy striped socks and hotly contested ruby red slippers. Check it out below, and let me know what you think! Be sure to select 720p or 1080p for the best quality.
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