^ None that I am aware of, unfortunately.
Hi! Since I'm not sure which thread this question belongs, I'll ask it here.
Does anyone know where I can find the old NL2Cast episode where they talk about the Roundup 100 winners? It appears to have been taken down from the NL2Cast YouTube channel along with all of their other episodes. Even if the podcast series has been cancelled, I'd really like to listen to that particular episode if it's still available somewhere!
What are u trying to tell us ?
how do i know is not janking even the g-force combs are not rough, is smooth and is even
made a new B&M Hyper Stagger Coaster call "Hangtime Surf."
phoenixwang posted on September 2nd, 2020
I‘m a little comfused that if I use my own car but not the car NL2 offered ,how could I change the view type like pursuit view or fly-by view?
thanks
In the right script, there is an POV postion in that script, use the same standard key as normal.
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7 weeks remain until Roundup 350!
You create it, you share it, we feature it!
-Ride_Op
I‘m a little comfused that if I use my own car but not the car NL2 offered ,how could I change the view type like pursuit view or fly-by view?
thanks
News!
We have lined up Dave Cobb to be a guest judge for Roundup 350. Dave has decades of experience in themed entertainment design and we are thrilled to have him join us. We will also record a podcast on the results so he can give his sage feedback to everyone.
-Ride_Op
I'm in as well. I am focusing more on a great story and video editing for my video... I'm hoping it isn't too ambitious.
Is there a way to use an FVD exported element in a backwards mode? I've created 3 parts in FVD, the first part being the foward part, the second being the backwards part which I want to connect to the back side of a fork switch. So is there a way I can connect it correctly?
I made this new standup diving coaster. It has a jet coaster ending. 
Thanks guys! That's really helpful. Money is no object (recently taken early retirement) so at least I don't have to worry on that score. I actually run it on an XP PC at the moment. I also use a Win7 PC for other things, and did try a year ago to install NL2 on that, but there was some strange hardware issue (can't remember now) and I had to abandon it. I should say that I am reluctant to ever move on from Win7, even if ceases to be supported by M/S, and I'll resist that to the death, ha ha! Anyway, I shall pass all those specifications to the people who I get to build it for me, and they can sort out all the vagaries, e.g. Direct X (never understood what that was all about!) There used to be a lot of bluffers setting up PCs years ago, but now - in the age of "gaming" - hopefully they're ll a bit more clued up in my area. Anyway, thanks again!
Mr. Twister and Wildcat at Elitch Gardens. Recreations by me.
The big helix belongs to Mr. Twister. The out and back is Wildcat.
Ride Wildcat and Mr. Twister!
Up next will be Cedar Point's Cyclone.
If u need some advise in what kind of pc components fit your needs and budget, feel free to send me a private message.
Requirements
Minimum:
PC: Windows XP (SP 3) or later, 2.0 GHz Dual-Core with 2 GB RAM, Graphics fully compatible to Direct X 9.0c (Shader Model 3) with 512 MB Video RAM, 2 GB free hard drive space, Internet connection for key activation
Recommended:
PC: Windows 7 or newer (64 Bit), 2.6 GHz Quad-Core with 4 GB RAM, Graphics fully compatible to Direct X 11 (Shader Model 5) with 1 GB Video RAM, 2 GB free hard drive space, Internet connection for key activation
See here : https://nolimitscoaster.com/index.php/info
wildcat A posted on August 28th, 2020
Pro Version question about bogie distance. I see fintamin made a nice chart on bogie distances. I assume this is the left to right distance not front to back spacing of the axles. If it is the gauge does the type of coaster change the export spline left and right distance numbers? Or are they always the same no mater what coaster style you build and export?
thanks
U might try to send him an PM directly. He can answer that.
Hi. Apologies if this has been covered elsewhere on the site, but I've decided I need a new PC to get the best out of NL2. Already I've discovered that certain coasters only play with top grade hardware, so could anyone please tell em what specifications I should be looking for? I'm guessing (a) processor speed, (b) amount of RAM, and (c) video RAM (or whatever it's called)? Anything else? Thanks for any pointers!
Pro Version question about bogie distance. I see fintamin made a nice chart on bogie distances. I assume this is the left to right distance not front to back spacing of the axles. If it is the gauge does the type of coaster change the export spline left and right distance numbers? Or are they always the same no mater what coaster style you build and export?
thanks
In case anyone else has the question here is the answers to my questions:
gauge is from center of rail to center of rail
bogie distance is from car 1 bogie to car 2 bogie
export spline is always the same as it only follows the geometry of the centerline. If you change the style of the coaster you can see that the gauge changes but the centerline remains in the same position (I assume the left and right splines do not change either)
Ok now its very clear. Never ever seen this strange behavior with NL2. Make contact with somebody from NL2 team on [email protected]
