gottastrata33 wrote:Youre so funny Im sorry, but you really need to go on to wener stengals website or watch that KK episode of megastructures, cause no limits and a little school research is not the "buisness". Youll see real coaster designing and engineering with those(the website and megastructures), and these are only two of many informational programs on the coaster buisness....its a tough job filled with perfection, stress, mechanical ordeals, time, testing, etc, etc. Theres so much more better technology and programs than a game such as no limits. Sure its more realistic than RCT but these engineers have much better things. Check out the two "programs" and see the real buisness
I know I didnt look up much in school, but I know what its like. No limits can help you design coasters to, even though I havnt built anything yet.
I also plan on going into the buisness, and you can't just rely on No Limits, I have it and it dosen't even help me really. I'm already working on an idea, and just the track and the trains has taken up about half of the spiral I'm doing this in. It's really hard, but it's worth it in the end.
"I get to go to lots of overseas places, like Canada." -Britney Spears
To those of you that think otherwise, you do need something more than NoLimits to design a roller coaster. Sure, NoLimits provides an excellent picture for a model, but not nearly enough data/stats/etc. for making the model a reality. You need stuff like blueprints, electrical information, perfect terrain editing, structure supports (unlike in NoLimits, supports are actually necessary for holding up your ride), and much more.
I made another ride that puts kk to shame. Its completely originally. Ill post screen shots later. If you look at the whole ride at once its kind of an eye sore.
