WOFArt- Wheel Layouts, Fantasy

I'm working on all of them, and I'm even making some barren templates for you Mystery Wedge. That way, if you have a model, it'll be easy. I'll make separate wedges later on if you'd like.

Anyway, this next set is half-fantasy, half-reality. It's the way that I believe the 1974 pilot layouts should've been. Round 1 is not much change, just the $350 getting a red-red recoloring.

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germanname.deviantart.com/art/My-1974-Pilot-Round-2-Wheel-342496980
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germanname.deviantart.com/art/My-1974-Pilot-Round-4-Wheel-342497796


I decided to throw in some small "random" changes to the Wheels used for rounds 2 and 4, just cuz I can.

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germanname.deviantart.com/art/My-1974-Pilot-Round-4-Wheel-Alternate-Layout-342596765

I have been thinking about that myself, but noting that all of round 3's values were multiples of $50, I wanted to keep it that way.

How about over the $550?

The only other possible candidates would be the green $400, which is too close to top dollar, and the $750, which is already next to "secondary big money".

germanname found where I've been hosting my own Wheel games and was curious about the layouts I was using. They've actually changed a few times (though you may note a loose basis with actually used wheels, especially the 1995 layouts in Rounds 1 and 3 and the 2009 layout in Round 2); this is how they look right now. As with the Australian Million Dollar Wheel of Fortune layouts I posted on the Historic Layouts thread, the left one is the loaded wheel and the right one is the bare layout.

Round 1 (with furniture as the example first wheel prize):


Round 2 (with a trip to Germany as the example second wheel prize):


Round 3. If you're curious about the backs of the Mystery wedges, Bankrupt looks the same way as it does on the wheel itself and the appearance of the other follows the format of the other prize wedges. I did $10,000 for the first match, but since then I've preferred inexpensive vehicles.


Round 4 is fixed as a speedup and is always the same as the bare Round 3.

Bonus Round (left is the Million Dollar Wheel which has yet to be used, right is the regular wheel). Unlike the wedges in the main game, where the prizes are basically what I feel like offering (though the second wheel prize, like the sole wheel prize on the actual show, is almost always a trip), the car wedges are by far the most commonly used and should be considered part of the normal layout, not mere examples of bonus prizes.

They're fantastic, but I just realized I forgot to put something in here. germanname.deviantart.com/art/Bob-Goen-Round-4-Parody-81991675

I forgot to include a $500 space. Even so, this was my style back in the Spring of 2008. It's become outdated, and you can tell it is by looking at the considerably narrow orange $100. So, I might as well make an update sooner or later.

Here's a reconstruction of how they looked in my first SCWoF. Note that top dollar is gold in all rounds; Bankrupt is lettered in black; Free Play, the Mystery Wedges, and the wheel center have a notably different appearance; and the Mystery and Jackpot rounds have switched places. The loaded layouts are on the left; the bare ones are on the right.




As before, Round 4 is a fixed speedup that necessarily used the bare Round 3 wheel.

I actually changed my mind about the layouts for Rounds 2 and 3 mid-game; here are what I was thinking of doing as the bare layouts at first (originally planned bare Round 2 on left; originally planned bare Round 3 on right):

More past SCWoF layouts to come.

(I'd kind of like germanname to do his take of these since he's so interested in them!)

Wipeoutman, you have to upload the file to an image-sharing site like imgur.com. You can't just paste the location of the file in your hard drive.

There are intermediate steps, but don't let that stop you.