Glad you like it. As you might have seen in the video, there are basketball card flippers for plenty of other games thru Lewis Research. The link: apps.lewisresearch.com/flipper_heaven.html Have a good one! 🏀
Wow! That’s some skill using two mice😊. One thing to remember on both the card flipping and dice rolling is that each iteration is random. So if you are using the 48-card deck, you’ll turn an identical card a little over 2% of the time..and if you don’t trust your clicking, it might appear that “nothing happened”. And yep, you gotta reset the time each quarter!😂😂 After you get into a rhythm, it really moves the game along. Even your first game using it, there were times you were really cooking. For me, it cuts my tabletop footprint by eliminating the deck space and dice tray - which is helpful for my set up. I also often play early in the morning when my dice chucking isn’t always appreciated by others in the house so this prevents that I also wanted to keep the card images. It was a little more challenging to make work but I wanted to preserve the look of the cards as part of the game’s charm, for me, are in those cards - even if I’m not really a FAC guy
I certainly learned a lot about the flipper as I played the game, Larry. Overall, it's a great flipper. Like you said, you're not really making a gross error if you hit the advance button an extra time. It's all randomized! Just put the 12 seconds back on the clock and you're good to go! I really got into a groove when I wasn't broadcasting the video and was allowed to focus on the game play. Thanks, Larry! 🏀
Flipper Looks great Rod. Perhaps another set of dice can be added for things like free throw shooting where you only have to click once and two sets of dice will be rolled...
Thanks for the praise. The flipper is totally customizable as well. Changing the fonts used is easy, too. I went to dafont.com for the "60s Scoreboard" and "Scoreboard" fonts used for these two flippers. They're not typically available within the Microsoft Office programs like Word, Excel and Publisher. Have a good one. 🏀
What do you suggest for a tabletop college basketball game that isn't too difficult to learn, is fun, and doesn't take too long to play a game. Ideally an hour or less. I play SOM and APBA baseball, but never tried a tabletop basketball game. Thanks
Really good card flipper. I would love to see this done for other hoops games as well.
Glad you like it. As you might have seen in the video, there are basketball card flippers for plenty of other games thru Lewis Research. The link: apps.lewisresearch.com/flipper_heaven.html Have a good one! 🏀
Wow! That’s some skill using two mice😊. One thing to remember on both the card flipping and dice rolling is that each iteration is random. So if you are using the 48-card deck, you’ll turn an identical card a little over 2% of the time..and if you don’t trust your clicking, it might appear that “nothing happened”. And yep, you gotta reset the time each quarter!😂😂
After you get into a rhythm, it really moves the game along. Even your first game using it, there were times you were really cooking. For me, it cuts my tabletop footprint by eliminating the deck space and dice tray - which is helpful for my set up. I also often play early in the morning when my dice chucking isn’t always appreciated by others in the house so this prevents that
I also wanted to keep the card images. It was a little more challenging to make work but I wanted to preserve the look of the cards as part of the game’s charm, for me, are in those cards - even if I’m not really a FAC guy
I certainly learned a lot about the flipper as I played the game, Larry. Overall, it's a great flipper. Like you said, you're not really making a gross error if you hit the advance button an extra time. It's all randomized! Just put the 12 seconds back on the clock and you're good to go! I really got into a groove when I wasn't broadcasting the video and was allowed to focus on the game play. Thanks, Larry! 🏀
Flipper Looks great Rod. Perhaps another set of dice can be added for things like free throw shooting where you only have to click once and two sets of dice will be rolled...
Thanks for the praise. The flipper is totally customizable as well. Changing the fonts used is easy, too. I went to dafont.com for the "60s Scoreboard" and "Scoreboard" fonts used for these two flippers. They're not typically available within the Microsoft Office programs like Word, Excel and Publisher. Have a good one. 🏀
What do you suggest for a tabletop college basketball game that isn't too difficult to learn, is fun, and doesn't take too long to play a game. Ideally an hour or less. I play SOM and APBA baseball, but never tried a tabletop basketball game. Thanks