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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2014
- This B&M family hyper coaster is my latest creation in NoLimits 2. The station and queue are fully made of custom-sized supports.
And now, please enjoy and have fun! :)
Available here: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles...
Onride POV @ 2:36
Thanks for watching! Feel free to leave a comment below.
Track made in FVD++
Music:
Follow the Sun
by Sascha Ende feat. Kathrin
(www.ende.tv) - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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That's one ride I'd love to ride in real life! It's just perfect, great job dude. ;) Plus, the theming is really cute (I dig the station floor!) and the video was excellent. Thank you for sharing this creation. =)
Nice layout!
I absolutely love the ride. Especially the ejector airtime camel-back after the first drop!
One does simply not hyper family coaster
Custon scenery is absolutly insane. Also if you are guna make a B&M try making some B&M style supports :) pre fabs get kinda boring after a while.
Other wise really nice ride
Take a good look at supports on B&M hyper coasters. Especially ones like nitro.
It seems to me as if you used prefab supports for a majority of the ride, am i correct or incorrect?
The problem is they don't really match quite as well as you'd think, They do the job for beginners, but somebody with you ability to manipulate the supports into custom scenery should have an easy time making some B&M looking supports.
Basically the prefabs make a ride look very un professional imo. Good supports make a ride.
Ik what i'm saying sounds vauge, but thats because the way you have your supports, they are all the same basic one beam straight down and then the support beam off to the side, If you look at a ride like nitro, the style of support is barely every used, especially for any part of the track in which the force of the ride is going anywhere but down.
Even so when looking at nitro, you can see that there are varied supports, Think of it from an engineering stand point, The higher the ride is, the less stress is on the track, but the more the ride will need to stay sturdy, hence a wide V support, but near the bottoms of the drops where there is no need to stabilization, the supports are like the ones you have throughout your ride. For reference to what im talking about take a look at nitro
I do a little bit more, just look into your supports around turns :) or where the load is going anywhere but down. It does make sense why you used the standard b&m, but not thru out the whole ride
So cool
I like everything in this vid
The black line below the track
Btw whats the name of that song?
Follow the sun is the music.
this was a beautiful ride, now a question, first off are you sure this is 200 feet tall or over making it a hyper coaster, looks more like a mega? but other then that it looks and rides amazingly. oh and the music fit just right with it, very airy and vibrant, thanks for this amazing creation. :D
oh! hyper coasters are also the term that b&m use for the style of coaster and hyper coaster also means a coaster more then 200 ft tall. interesting, learn something new everyday
baadrix arrow dynamics and intamin call them hypers as well. Though arrow is now defunct.
baadrix A Hyper coaster is any coaster 200 feet or taller. A mega coaster is anything 100 feet or taller.
What's the height of the coaster? :)
I would not call a hyper or even a mega coaster a family coaster. They usualy sit in the 40ft to 80ft range at a push. It was still a noce ride though but if this your definition of a family coaster then what do you call thrill. I think this would be ample thrilling for anyone. Coasters do not need to be 300ft 90mph monsters to be fun thrilling rides.
Not being funny, but if a park brought something like this from B&M, they could market it as a family-thrill and the GP would go crazy for it. A thrilling ride that both older and younger can enjoy. So it works in my eyes. And yeah, I know you made this comment over a rear ago but I just feel like sharing my view on this coaster, Happy New Year by the way!