ImNotFuNny.PNG posted on December 9th, 2020
Does anyone know where i can find downloadable Flat Rides? I've been looking and found some but when i try and download it it tells me to login (I used google, i don't know if that't not how to do it or not). But when i try to login (using the right username and password) it tells me that I'm wrong! I don't know if i'm just dumb or not. It'd be nice if someone could respond soon.
where are u trying to log in to start off
Does anyone know where i can find downloadable Flat Rides? I've been looking and found some but when i try and download it it tells me to login (I used google, i don't know if that't not how to do it or not). But when i try to login (using the right username and password) it tells me that I'm wrong! I don't know if i'm just dumb or not. It'd be nice if someone could respond soon.
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RealizeCoaster posted on December 4th, 2020
If time permits I'm in!
(Could somebody pls do a fvd template?)
https://i.imgur.com/9FKkriI.png
What I'm using, should be in scale.
AndreAkaMe posted on December 8th, 2020
Well there are many different types of RMC coaster, Topper track, Ibox retrofit, and Ibox custom.
If you're building an ibox retrofit, such as Steel Vengeance or Iron Gwazi, you'll be building constrainted to a previous footprint. You have more freedom with a custom build and a Topper Track. The best way to get a feel for the coasters is to get yourself over to youtube, over to RCDB and look at all of the current ones out there. Watch POVs, look at images. Then it's a case of replicating the trackwork nuances in your own way, taking the elements you like etc.
ok thanks
Jackson G. posted on December 8th, 2020
Don't make it too swoopy and avoid flat turns, put in air time where ever you can. RMCs are very deliberate so the track pretty much always is doing something.
ok thanks
Well there are many different types of RMC coaster, Topper track, Ibox retrofit, and Ibox custom.
If you're building an ibox retrofit, such as Steel Vengeance or Iron Gwazi, you'll be building constrainted to a previous footprint. You have more freedom with a custom build and a Topper Track. The best way to get a feel for the coasters is to get yourself over to youtube, over to RCDB and look at all of the current ones out there. Watch POVs, look at images. Then it's a case of replicating the trackwork nuances in your own way, taking the elements you like etc.
Don't make it too swoopy and avoid flat turns, put in air time where ever you can. RMCs are very deliberate so the track pretty much always is doing something.
hey so yesterday i was starting making my first RMC coaster and i want you guys to give me some helpful tips on making a RMC coaster please, thanks
add a degrees roll for a drop for all coasters
idk how I could compete with that
Besides the endless amount of coaster styles I want (Although I have my own morgan hyper, arrow hyper, and arrow mine train) I would like to see the following:
The ability to customize brake runs, transport segments, and lift hills. By that I mean you choose where individual brakes are placed (i. e. proper B&M, arrow brake runs) and you choose how and when they slow down the train (so you can create a proper GCI station braking pattern or make a train slow down like Magnum.) Also the ability to choose the type of brake (i. e. put a cincinatti brake on an Arrow.) For lift hills, it would be the ability for variable speed and for speed changes to happen either at a track trigger or when the train clears the next block.
Headrests on woodies (although I have those to myself too lel)
Proper storage tracks
Change the anti rollbacks on the B&Ms minus the dive to one side and add shocks
Dedicated midway editor
Interval calculator
Customization of coaster types like what we would have had in Theme Park Studio (i. e. select lap bar, seat types for each coaster style)
That's all I can think of for now.
i was looking for something similar, except for an arrow looper
hi ! im new here but i have a question, im currently making an arrow custom looping coaster and i was wondering if anyone knew how to make custom lift sounds of the arrow anti rollback system
My slide progress.
This sounds fun! I'll give this a go I think
Astilla - by me
Little question: is there someone here who is good in making cartextures and/or a themed nose for this train and wants to help me out?
Coasterman0108 posted on December 4th, 2020
i really want a custom station, so they can build a new style station without using any 3d model software
That would be cool, a selection of pre-built coaster stations in different styles and configurations
Metaverum posted on December 5th, 2020
Hello everyone,
Is it possible to extract movement data of the cart using a script? I want to extract its 6DOF information, such has heave, roll, etc.
Has anyone done it already or if not, is it possible to do it?
Thank you everyone in advance.
I assume u mean a single coach of a train ?
Serming posted on November 28th, 2020
Hello everyone,
Some new trains have been finished, this time it's Intamin Megacoaster trains with a generic option and a themed option (Walibi Belgium Mega trains).
However, these are not free like some of my previous trains, the prices are as follows: Generic $6 / euro, Themed $8 / euro, Both $12 / euro.
If you want to purchase any of these trains, DM me on Discord at Serming#5080.
Will you post a photo?
