Intamin AG ZacSpin car 3d model

[Intamin10]

Here is an Intamin AG ZacSpin coaster car that i modeled in Rhino and rendered in Keyshot2.

Edited November 6, 2010 by Intamin10

[LoopLover]

Very cool stuff! I like the shape of the seats!

 

Coasters are so sophisticated now even on NoLimits and RCT3!

[let1gre]

Absolutely incredible! Great work, thanks for sharing!

[hulahoop1]

Hey you should do the same on RCT3 for the Ball Coaster, because yours is alot better than the one in the game.

[SoCalCoasters]

Hey you should do the same on RCT3 for the Ball Coaster, because yours is alot better than the one in the game.

 

The one in the game is the launched Coasterball version of the ride, not the ZacSpin Model.

 

Just to clarify.

[hulahoop1]

Yeah I know but I hope that the one that can go up the lift hill will come to RCT3.

[SoCalCoasters]

The ball coaster does not have a chain lift in the game, nor is it possible to combine track with the CTR Creator to make a chain lift ball coaster...I sorry, but it is impossible unless you use Exteneded Track, which ruins the effect.

[hulahoop1]

Ok well is there anyway that you could put the ball coaster car on the extended coaster track to make it work.

[SoCalCoasters]

Even with extended track it wouldn't work well. For something like a CTR, you need to download the CTR creator. Google it. Beware, it is nowhere near easy to do and you could screw up your computer. Just stich to the in-game rides for now and gain some basic experience before you go diving into the realm of custom content.

[hulahoop1]

Ok thank you for the help.

[Intamin10]

Here are some new Photos.

[Tmcdllr]

That's awesome but where are the guide wheels?

[viking86]

That's awesome but where are the guide wheels?

 

Your question made me curious so I checked all the ZacSpin coasters on rcdb.com to see where the guide wheels are located in real life. This picture shows it very well.

 

http://rcdb.com/3676.htm?p=19448

 

Im not able to tell from the pictures if the guide wheels are included in the model or not. Either way, it looks absolutely amazing. Is it built from pictures only?

[Tmcdllr]

^Yeah this model is amazing, maybe the guides are there but you can't see them. Either way it is amazing!

[charles506]

wow this model is amazing, like someone else said, this should be made as a CTR for rct3, this would be amazing if you do it, if you do it, the CTR will be really popular trust me.

[mightbeawannabe]

You need to talk with Ole Lange......I bet it could make it into NL2 if it could be made compatible and optimized by him.

[cubsonfire2]

You need to talk with Ole Lange......I bet it could make it into NL2 if it could be made compatible and optimized by him.

 

that would be a good idea.. cause then he wouldnt have to work as much on it and it allready looks good

 

as for a ctr in rct3

its not hard.. u just need to know the code for the file that u want to write.

if i still used rct3 i would consder doing it for u.. but i moved to no limits..

[Fooz]

Excellent! I'd have believed that that was a plastic model.

[SFMM fanboy]

That's awesome but where are the guide wheels?

The ride probably doesn't use or even need guides because the ride never turns at all.

[coasterkyle]

Guide wheels prevent side to side shuffling and keep the train (or in this case, car) centered on the track.

[Gmaster562]

Hahah the first time i saw this Topic, i was thinking "Why is he posting of Zacspin trains on the computer. Little did i know you created them!