In 2002, a Direct3D programmer named Michael Gee released a program called Roller Coaster Rider, which displays RCT1 .sv4 files in 3D and lets you ride the rides (like coasters and water rides). An update that supports RCT2 .sv6 files was also made. Unfortunately, this program was shareware, with the demo version (that only lets you display inverted coasters and mine trains) being the only thing available. The full version, which costed 10 dollars, is lost to this day, and has yet to resurface. The domain of the program's website went down around 2006-2007, which made this thing be lost. I am making this thread to see if there's anyone that might still have a copy floating around, as I find this program interesting to mess around with.
In 2002, a Direct3D programmer named Michael Gee released a program called Roller Coaster Rider, which displays RCT1 .sv4 files in 3D and lets you ride the rides (like coasters and water rides). An update that supports RCT2 .sv6 files was also made. Unfortunately, this program was shareware, with the demo version (that only lets you display inverted coasters and mine trains) being the only thing available. The full version, which costed 10 dollars, is lost to this day, and has yet to resurface. The domain of the program's website went down around 2006-2007, which made this thing be lost. I am making this thread to see if there's anyone that might still have a copy floating around, as I find this program interesting to mess around with.
