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House of Steel - CrunchySaviour's NoLimits

NoLimits Roller Coaster Simulator is exactly that - a simulator of rollercoasters. It is one of the best of its kind, if not the best. It is unlike Rollercoaster Tycoon in that there are no "game" elements; the whole purpose of the program is to just design and ride roller coasters.

The editor takes a couple of hours to get to grips with, and is far simpler than other game editors such as UnrealEd. It allows construction of roller coaster tracks using bezier curves. The tracks are essentially infinitely customisable, with a wide range of available coaster styles from different manufacturers (all the major B&M coasters are present, as well as Intamin hypers and Vekoma/Arrow loopers), although the manufacturers' names are, for the most part, omitted for copyright reasons, except for Gerstlauer, whose Eurofighter coaster was built into the simulator for the very purpose of ride design and demonstration.

I (Anthony) have designed a few coasters using this program, under the moniker "CrunchySaviour". All are hand built and none use tools. Some require the Track Packager (google: nolimits "track packager"). Here they are.

1.

Name: AIRWOLF
Type: Gerstlauer Euro-Fighter (custom)
Height: 125ft
Speed: 61 mph
Inversions: 5
Length: 3700ft
Trains:

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Theme / Notes:

125ft tall. 97 degree drop. 5 inversions. -1.1 to +4.7g. A real Stall Turn. Dive under bridges, through tunnels and across the sky in breathtaking aerobatics as Stringfellow Hawke, pilot of secret supersonic attack chopper "AIRWOLF".
Rescue the girl before the eyepatch man drowns her in a giant vat of Cillit BANG. Buy a photo to prove you did it.

There are a couple of issues that I'm not happy with but they would take hours and hours to fix, and would require changing a LOT of trackwork. I'm 95% happy with it though.

Thanks to Crazycoaster, who smoothed a couple of the vertices for me (the rest are still bumpy ) and to whoever made the On Ride Photo Section. I tried to find out who you are but failed. I used your object; I hope you don't mind!

Sorry about the huge amount of scenery; it might run relatively slowly as a result. I tried to cut down!!

Download Link: AIRWOLF.nlpack
Screenshots