
Originally Posted by
Jyve_Data
The KL25Z board works with FX3 for Nudge and Plunger.
I bought my board from Virtapin.net. They sell a whole plunger kit with a KL25Z board included. You have to get the arcade buttons separately. I just got a generic arcade stick package from Amazon.
Once you wire everything up plug it in to your PC and use the virtuapin software to configure the nudge and plunger ranges. Then open steam and in controller settings enable Generic Gamepad Configuration Support and define the buttons in the button layout.
When mapping the left analog stick nudge the controller in the correct direction for the axis. I can never remember which is which. For the left and right axis nudge the controller left or right and for the forward back axis nudge the controller forward or back.
When mapping the right analog stick pull the plunger. Make sure you map it to the forward back axis.
Steam will read the controller as a generic game pad and it should work with FX3. When you nudge the controller it will think it's left analog stick movement and when you pull the plunger it will think it's right analog stick movement.
One annoying thing that happens when playing Williams tables is when the plunger goes inward it thinks you're pushing the right analog stick forward, so it looks at the backglass for a second until the plunger returns to its rested position. It doesn't really affect gameplay, it's really quick, the ball doesn't even have enough time to exit the launch lane. But it is annoying.
You're able to turn off manually looking at the backglass in the FX3 settings. That's what I did. Since there is no reason to manually look at the backglass except for enjoying the way they look. This solved the problem.