[RCT3] Stormrunner Hersheypark Recreation

[coaster6]

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Hello everybody,

 

I am here to introduce Stormrunner, an RCT3 recreation I have worked on for hours on end. Stormrunner is my first attempt at a Youtube quality ride. I used Quick Time Player for the recording and I know it's a little slow. I had graphics all the way up, because it looks really pretty. The ride itself isn't very long, but Stormunner isn't long either. I used the pre-installed Stormrunner that was built by RCT3, but all the supports are custom.

 

 

If anyone would like to download the file, you can reach me. radcoaster@gmail.com

 

 

I know this won't be flawless. I compare my work to others and I feel more confident. If you simply search on the web for what I built, you won't find anything great. There are some great recreations out there, but most are crappy. If you liked my work, I'd really appreciate a thumbs up on the video. I worked very hard on this and would appreciate some positive feedback. Thanks!!

Edited June 19, 2014 by A.J.

[thrillseeker4552]

I hope you take this as constructive criticism rather than hate, but this is not a good recreation. Here are my thoughts.

 

1. Your top hat has a radius that is much too wide. What's up with the straight section at the top?

2. The custom supports are inaccurate and unrealistic.

3. The barrel roll/snake dive area is a mess. Your barrel roll flipped the wrong way, causing the snake dive to flip the wrong way, resulting in that low-to-the-ground curve to bring the train back in the right direction. Had you just made the barrel roll flip the correct way, your snake dive would go the correct direction, and there would be no need for that turn, which isn't on the real ride anyway.

4. Your upward s-turn is also incorrect compared to the real ride.

5. And you know that you can put downhill brakes (when going diagonal) on the Hershey Stormrunner track, right? There was really no need for you to put those weird drops and lateral turns after the s-curve.

 

Those were the big ones I noticed. Again, I hope you understand that this is criticism, and I'm not trying to make you feel bad or post a negative comment in any way. I can tell that you put a lot of time into this, and I definitely appreciate that. But I feel you could have saved a lot more time had you done a few things correctly the first time.