Photos and video of a real, working TRAPSHOOT. This footage is what the simulation was measured against - bird speeds, lamp levels, sound timing, the lot.
Video
Three complete gamesAbout ten minutes of play. Every bird in this video was tracked frame by frame to measure the machine's four flight speeds.A game from the startFrom 0-0, about two and a quarter minutes of play.Powering up - twiceSwitched off and back on. The scoreboards flash random numbers, a stray bird crosses, then the board settles into its quiet idle. The real machine has no attract show.The shooters, close upOnly the active shooter brightens, together with his STATION sign. The other two stay dim.Shooters and crowdThe lower half of the board during play: stations a, b and c, the shooters and the gallery of spectators.Sound samplesGunshots, the crack of a hit, the HIT SCORE count and the crowd. The simulation's sounds were cut from this recording.A quick lookTwelve seconds of a bird in flight.
Audio
Game audio, part 1 - about a minute and a half of play recorded with the camera off the board.Game audio, part 2 - about two and a half minutes, including an EXPERT hit and the crowd.
