Mountain King | 236ft RMC Hybrid Terrain Coaster | NoLimits 2 / FVD++

This was my first coaster using geometric in FVD++. While it felt a little more challenging than using force, it was still a lot of fun to make it. I came up with the layout as I went, experimenting with shaping and seeing what kinds of things geometric had to offer. This does mean that many of the elements aren't completely polished and it is a little unrealistic at points, but overall I think it was a nice first geo coaster and I can definitely see myself using geo for coasters in the future!
Download here: nolimitscentra...
Other Notes:
- For the second roll (0:14) I wanted to try making a classic mini RMC zero g roll, so I started to do that, but then I thought "hey, lets make it throw you off a cliff" so I made it throw you off a cliff
- 0:23 Trick track airtime hill!! (I'm not sure if I love it or hate it, probably hate it, but might love it, but not in a weird way, like a friendship way...)
- 0:29 ahh that second transition was way too quick
- 0:51 yup... that's a brake run airtime hill... not sorry
- This coaster is made entirely using geometric sections in FVD++
- Everything passes clearance!
- The 236ft figure is the total elevation change instead of height from ground (as a terrain coaster, it would probably be more misleading to say the coaster was like 50ft tall)

[@oogabooga7824]

I like how the transitions are a lot more smooth instead of being so snappy

[@xri0tt]

i agree, it’s also be quite nice for people to expand their palette when it comes to certain rides, especially rmcs. not all of them need to be 20,000 seconds of ejector airtime monsters

[@14GZ]

I don't understand why there aren't more mountain coasters irl, they're beautiful and I would assume cheaper!

[@questionablecheese3255]

They can be but you also have to think about how much the cost of clearing trees would be to build something of this scale.

[@14GZ]

@@questionablecheese3255 oh yeah i didn't think about that

[@coastercreation]

@@14GZ and not to mention the engineering of how supports would stand on different parts of hills

[@achi4869]

mountain coasters are dangerous

[@dudedudeson305]

Less steel needed for supports, but more difficult to construct and maintain

[@benzo2952]

Your KZbin Channel is one of the most underrated I've ever seen, all your creations are amazing !

[@jacksongrace]

Aw thank you so much! :)

[@mynameiskrysta]

Oof those brakes lol

[@visionist7]

Alton Towers

[@thesleepingbag8650]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@ireadysucks3026]

isn’t the height restriction like 50ft

[@FifaThrills_22]

Yess if they dug it down

[@darthvader5532]

That stall was delicious!

[@jacksongrace]

Thanks! It was very satisfying to make with geo :)

[@robertdawson291]

Does the coaster really go that fast, what was the video Sped up?👍😁😎

[@jacksongrace]

Nope, it's the real deal 😎

[@robertdawson291]

@@jacksongrace then where is this roller coaster? It looks like a lot of fun.👍😁😎

[@jacksongrace]

@@robertdawson291 It's something I made in a roller coaster simulator called NoLimits 2 :)

[@robertdawson291]

@@jacksongrace is it possible you can submit this to somebody so they can build it?

[@jacksongrace]

@@robertdawson291 Lol I think the manufacturers already have plenty of ideas and this was a bit of a throw away layout anyway (just did whatever first came to mind to try out Geo FVD++ for track building), but I'm glad you liked it :)

[@class56trainsrock62]

236ft tall just like Hyperia at Thorpe park

[@humfree6436]

That looks amazing! The entrance to the stall was a little long, but otherwise I think it’s an incredible coaster.

[@jacksongrace]

Thanks! And about the stall, I sort of wanted to have a elongated barrel roll that when all the way upside-down releases you into a stall. Idk how good it would be, but I wanted to see what it would be like to try to make it with geo (this whole coaster is just a bunch of geo experimental stuff)

[@clydelong8080]

Question? If we gave you a name of wooden coaster. Can you RMC and post the video??

[@KTFAMILYsWRLD]

This reminds me of lighten rod