Cave-Runner

looks good...
love the rocks and tunnels...
then again.. i love caves and roller coasters toeghter,.... makes them fun and scary

way to dredge up a dead topic, newbie.

Originally posted by Live on earths ass

Hmm,I just thought about that ride a few days ago.Looks nice.Just a little suggestion for the theming.That rock which looks a bit like a rib on the second screen.Why dont you place some huge bones and skeletons,so like a little haunted theming.

LIKE THIS?

[slosprint]

Originally posted by Adrenaguy

way to dredge up a dead topic, newbie.

What are you talking about?

[Coasterkidmwm]

Originally posted by Casper
Duly noted... Will change, but it could be eroded lime-scale rock

No to the last part, and thank you.

Megawesome.

Nah I think the edges are not rounded up enough it looks to sharp,look at some ribs.Otherwise it looks awesome,Id like to test but then I have to switch to my other PC,this one Im using has not NL on it,just send it to me:
lampert-sonia(at)bluewin.ch
To lazy to make my own account

Working in Max on the Lift tunnel & MCBR

Great looking ride, I really like the 3d's you have created for it. What 3d modeling program are you using?

3D Max 2010

^would you recommend that or Google sketch up pro 8?

[Metazoanhaddock]

if you want I'll let you take the rib 3Ds from my ride The Boneyard, go ahead and check them out =D

http://coastercrazy.com/track_exchange/ ... ?tid=16514

Originally posted by RideWarriorNation

^would you recommend that or Google sketch up pro 8?

Do you know anything about modeling programs? 3dsmax is a program that costs thousands of dollars if you actually buy it. It is also widely accepted as the best 3d modeling program. Sketchup is.....to put it nicely, poop. Especially for this application. If you do go with sketchup, though, don't buy the full version. Use the demo and ask someone else (like me) to export it. If you have a Mac, though, run a windows virtual machine and install the pro trial on that and the regular demo on the Mac, and export it Iike that. It tends to work out quite nicely, really.

Of course, if you're a student, you can probably get all sorts of kick-ass auto desk software for free (including 3dsmax).

Originally posted by Metazoanhaddock

if you want I'll let you take the rib 3Ds from my ride The Boneyard, go ahead and check them out =D

http://coastercrazy.com/track_exchange/ ... ?tid=16514

Yeah thats what I was talking about,the ribs should look like that.

[TheArchitect]

Originally posted by RideWarriorNation

^would you recommend that or Google sketch up pro 8?

depends on you, really. If you are good at modelling use Max, if you are new to modelling or just not very good, then use Sketchup. I've been using Sketchup for a few years now and I love it. It's very easy to use, perfect if you are a bit of a novice. I personally cannot get along with 3Ds Max.