FVD Prototype Ride

Since it's going to be a while until I finish my next project or upload a video with all of my contest rides, here's a little teaser of my work just so you know I'm still alive. This is a Vekoma Motorbike ride, built entirely with Force Vector Design elements.

Song is "Boom, Boom, Boom" by Widespread Panic.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• kevin
• brennan
• vekoma
• motorbike
• steel
• roller
• coaster
• no
• limits
• simulation
• FVD
• force
• vector
• design

[marcorona1]

how old is no limits looks old and has bad graphics

[brennakj]

While the original version is many years old, a second NL is being worked on and will be available in the next couple of years. At that point the graphics will take a huge leap forward, however NL still has the most accurate ride simulation available.

[slash1994]

so in other words fvd makes ur track and not u?

[brennakj]

Much in the same way autoCAD makes a ride instead of the designers. Instead of doing everything directly in NL, the user specifies force and banking and places the resulting element into the editor.

[slash1994]

your telling me structural engineers dont design the track?

[brennakj]

Exactly the opposite. What I'm saying is that the FVD formula is a tool, just like autoCAD. You have to know what you're doing; the quality of the output is proportional to the quality of the input.

[coasterfreak1235]

Can you download the FVD somewhere? Mee Wantee!

[Omnigeek6]

Where can I get FVD software? It seems really cool.

[SuicideSilence4lyf]

nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

it has great graphics

its just the crappy video quality

[slash1994]

ok got u now, thanks ill check it out and see if i like it.