Very nice layout and you nailed the feeling of an Arrow looper, but next time before you unload I'd recommend you test the ride with a clearance envelope to be sure the ride does not hit anything while going through the layout. The clearance envelope can be found in scenery under demo objects. Other than that the supports work for it, and the rails really stand out from the track.
Professor Media I had a feeling that would be the spot you’d mention lol. I referenced other arrow loopers (and vekoma boomerangs) and the entry and exit side of the loop track are both nearly touching where they cross.
@@professormedia6851 Because of the way the Arrow/ Vekoma trains/ restraints were designed, you can't really stick your arms out of the train at all. That's probably why they have a small clearance envelope.
Nice concept, except the Trains should be designed like found on Canyon Blaster, with a new restraint design found on RMC Trains. Look how intense Steel Vengeance is without OTSR'S. Quite sure they could work on your Arrow Dynamics Rollercoaster.
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Most people can't get the arrow shaping as realistic and on point as you did, nice job!!
Looks like a better version of Kings Dominion's Anaconda
Very realistically painful looking. I’d love to ride it
Awesome and very Arrowesque!!
This looks awesome, I would definitely ride this
Very nice layout and you nailed the feeling of an Arrow looper, but next time before you unload I'd recommend you test the ride with a clearance envelope to be sure the ride does not hit anything while going through the layout. The clearance envelope can be found in scenery under demo objects. Other than that the supports work for it, and the rails really stand out from the track.
I did. There were no clearance issues. (arrow's have a very small clearance envelope)
@@j-coastersOh okay, I was just skeptical on the vertical loops.
Professor Media I had a feeling that would be the spot you’d mention lol. I referenced other arrow loopers (and vekoma boomerangs) and the entry and exit side of the loop track are both nearly touching where they cross.
@@professormedia6851 Because of the way the Arrow/ Vekoma trains/ restraints were designed, you can't really stick your arms out of the train at all. That's probably why they have a small clearance envelope.
I really like this layout! You did a really good job on it. I'd love to ride this using my Oculus Rift S. ❤️️
The one problem that these coaster simulation programs have is that they make Arrows too smooth 😁
And you can't simulate headbanging.
Nice concept, except the Trains should be designed like found on Canyon Blaster, with a new restraint design found on RMC Trains. Look how intense Steel Vengeance is without OTSR'S. Quite sure they could work on your Arrow Dynamics Rollercoaster.
Creating custom trains is well beyond my skill level. But I do agree. Lap bar trains would make a lot of arrow coasters way more enjoyable!
Hmmmm wonder what this is isnpired by.
This is probably inspired by the viper anaconda and the unused name for the almost rmc predator.
you made arrow corkscrews in FVD? good lord
They were an absolute pain, but yes...
Where da classic arrow anti rollbacks?