@Pataricprsn98 I appreciate your concern for the accuracy of my video. Please keep in mind two things. First, this is the exact track layout. I know this for two reasons: 1. I've been on this ride more than you could imagine and 2. I've seen the ride with the lights on. Another thing to keep in mind is that a ride feels a lot faster in the dark. This recreation features the exact speed, duration, and track length. Trust me, this is as close as it gets on RCT3. I invite anybody to back me up.
Great job as usual. Now all you need is some signs, an indoor atmosphere, a red carpet style off ramp (with giftshop) and to tweak it a bit. Then it would be the perfect recreation of that awesome attraction.
trust me, the first time i went on it, i was sooooo nervous. it was my first launched coaster. then i went on it and when i came off i was like "WHOA THAT WAS AMAZING!" This is in my opinion the best roller coaster in disney world. The launch will take you by surprise because it's hard to explain the feeling no matter how often you watch it... it's a lot of fun though! And remember to smile for the camera! They take your picture during the launch (you'll see bright flashes lol)
I work the attraction and have to say I am very impressed with how accurate this was. I was amused however that you put a holding block between load and unload - something that we desperately wished we had at RNR. We have 2 block zones in the ride and 2 in the return brake run, load, unload, and launch, which is how we can run 4-5 vehicles at a time. I made one based off standing in the building with the lights on and looking at the track in RCT2 before. Send me an e-mail addy and I'll fwd!
There are two Rock N Roller Coasters that have the same track layout. One is in Walt Disney Studios in Paris, France. The other is in Disney's Hollywood Studios in Orlando, Florida.
as i have previously mentioned. you set a block brake section to 60MPH. the train in front of it will not allow your train to continue (block brakes are safety measures that stop the train unless the train in front of it has passed the next block brake section). As you'll see, you don't launch until the train in front of you passes by the next block brake section (you see it coming towards you on the left passing over those block brakes, and once it passes, your block brake section lets you go)
don't set up the block brake section throughout the entire launch platform. that's what you did wrong. ONLY set it up to the point where it BEGINS the launch itself. Set about 4 or 5 block brake pieces at 60MPH, those pieces ENDING at the beginning of the launch (where the train stops on my video before the launch is where i have the last block brake piece). Once you do that it should work fine
Don't worry, these are perfectly valid questions! You don't have to make a corkscrew coaster, it works on others as well; however, I've found that this "launch strategy" does work the best with the corkscrew coaster. On others it usually doesn't launch to the correct speed except in testing mode.
Thank you for your input. I stress the fact that this was merely a preview, something that was still a work-in-progress. To see a completed, accurate representation, please click on "Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith" on my profile. It's one of the 9 videos listed on my profile.
@Pataricprsn98 wuhah, the track has 3 inversions, just like the real one. If you don't believe me, Xpress in Walibi World, Biddinghuizen, Holland is exactly the same, so look up that one.
it wasn't me that switched, it's the audio file. what you're listening to is the source audio file that's played on the ride, and on the ride each train plays more than one song. that's why the song switch sounds so good lol
that all depends on the length and speed of your coaster. you have to play around with it and figure it out. the fewer block brakes and the more trains you have on the track, the more times the trains will stop because they will get backed up. Also make sure that you check off "Block Brakes" under the settings of the coaster (right about lift chain speed)
It's the in-game cam that comes with RCT3. Just press CTRL+SHIFT+F11 when you want to start filming and the same when you want to stop filming. The only downside is that the game goes really slow because it just takes pictures frame by frame and then puts them into a movie file for you. The movie always comes out really smooth no matter how much your game lags while filming, but unfortunately it doesn't record any sound
add a block brake section. the train will stop there until the train in front of it passes the next block brake section along the track (it's a safety measure used by coasters in case a train gets stuck or something, i just used it to make the train stop there)
just set up the launch as a block brake system set to 60mph block brakes. the train won't move until the train in front of it has cleared the next block brake section (the braking tunnel on my coaster). so it'll stop until it gets the all clear, then "resumes" it's 60MPH speed
no i actually got the sound from a friend. it's source audio. i did have to mix in a little bit of a live recording in the beginning while waiting to launch because the source audio file doesn't include any waiting time, it goes straight into the launch, so that's the only thing i actually mixed myself
nope, the track layout is exact. even check out pictures of the building, you'll see it's impossible to go the other way because from the launch tunnel it would hit the edge of the building. check out construction photos online
I've been on Rock 'n' Roller Coaster a LOT. I lived in Disney for a while and went to the parks almost everyday. I'm sure you know what you're talking about, but the loop at the beginning is not your typical "vertical loop". It's a "heartline roll". I promise if you look it up you will find it. If you prove me wrong from a reliable source, I will remove this video from UA-cam.
I'm not sure. Unfortunately, it's hard to describe how it works. Just play around with the block brakes and see what happens. Experimentation is the best way to learn sometimes. I learned everything I know through experimenting and trying to learn how to "bend the rules" on RCT3 =) and of course looking at what other people have done has helped tremendously as well!
wow I have never been on rock'n roller coaster when the light was on but the track is really really close to the actual track!! excellent job you done here
I can assure you that this is the track layout... the ride does NOT have a vertical loop. You can look up proof of this on rcdb (roller coaster database). It has a heartline roll and a corkscrew. I've been on the ride plenttty of times and have studied the ride profusely. So trust me =)
if you don't know what a "block brake" is then it's too hard to describe. I'd recommend looking it up in the RCT3 handbook and searching online for it. Block brakes are used by real roller coasters, so look up online what purpose they serve and how to use them on RCT3
Yes, you can put normal brakes..... you should put at least 4 consecutive block brakes set at 60MPH to ensure it hits the right speed (if the train is longer than about 6 cars, you should increase this number of block brakes according to the length)
This video was meant to be a "Preview", as stated in the title. If you would like to see the full recreation, please go to my profile and click on the video titled "Rock 'n' Roller Coaster: Starring Aerosmith". I promise you that you will not be disappointed. I hope to see your comment there soon!
I could've sworn the first element on RnR was a loop. And you may want to reconsider all those banked tracks, especially n the straights at the end when the speed is lower. The lateral G's just seem like they's be uncomfortable. Good work overall though. Better than I could do. :)
As I've said many times, this is a preview of the ride and was NOT meant to be a completed recreation. For a completed recreation, please see "Rock 'n' Roller Coaster: Starring Aerosmith" on my profile page. Thank you!
it doesn't launch the train for you..... it just acts as a piece of scenery for show. you have to make the train launch itself when u create the track by establishing a block brake section with a high speed (such as 60MPH, etc)
some one told me that one way is to put the breaks down to 0 so it could be paused right there then add the station to were it stops and edit the video to make it looked like its just stopping and moving again lol nice coaster by the way 5/5 :)
I'm assuming you're referring to the lack of scenery, in which case your comment is both correct and incorrect. You are correct because this lacks scenery, where as the actual read is filled with scenery. You're incorrect, however, in assuming that this is a finished ride. If you look at the title, it clearly states the word "Preview", which indicates an incomplete attraction. If you go to my profile page, you can see the completed attraction ("Rock 'n' Roller Coaster: Starring Aerosmith"). Ty!
you should check out my "Rock n Roller Coaster - Full Experience" video (it should be the first under "Related Videos" to the right or you can just get it from my profile). It'll take you through a realistic version of the queue, preshow, ride, etc
i can't post links on comments. go to Google and search "Atari Forums". It's the first one that comes up. Then search for a full list of custom scenery
can u explain the block brake thing again. when i tried it, the coaster went really slow throughout the launch and only sped up right before the inversion. could you tell me what im doing wrong?? thanks.
Hey, me again. Sorry 4 my stupid questions, but I'm trying what u r telling people, on how 2 make the train stop b4 the launch, & it's not working. Can u tell me what I'm doing wrong, plz?
@Pataricprsn98 I appreciate your concern for the accuracy of my video. Please keep in mind two things. First, this is the exact track layout. I know this for two reasons: 1. I've been on this ride more than you could imagine and 2. I've seen the ride with the lights on. Another thing to keep in mind is that a ride feels a lot faster in the dark. This recreation features the exact speed, duration, and track length. Trust me, this is as close as it gets on RCT3. I invite anybody to back me up.
You're lucky.... that's one thing I have yet to see in person with the lights on.... I want to! lol
Great job as usual. Now all you need is some signs, an indoor atmosphere, a red carpet style off ramp (with giftshop) and to tweak it a bit. Then it would be the perfect recreation of that awesome attraction.
trust me, the first time i went on it, i was sooooo nervous. it was my first launched coaster. then i went on it and when i came off i was like "WHOA THAT WAS AMAZING!" This is in my opinion the best roller coaster in disney world. The launch will take you by surprise because it's hard to explain the feeling no matter how often you watch it... it's a lot of fun though! And remember to smile for the camera! They take your picture during the launch (you'll see bright flashes lol)
I work the attraction and have to say I am very impressed with how accurate this was. I was amused however that you put a holding block between load and unload - something that we desperately wished we had at RNR. We have 2 block zones in the ride and 2 in the return brake run, load, unload, and launch, which is how we can run 4-5 vehicles at a time. I made one based off standing in the building with the lights on and looking at the track in RCT2 before. Send me an e-mail addy and I'll fwd!
THIS IS THE BEST RIDE! EVER!EVER IN THE UNIVERSE!MORE THEN THE STARS IN THE SKY!BEST BEST BEST BEST RIDE EVER!
rock n rollercoaster is awesome. scary the first time but its deff the best ride in disney. i went on 6 times in a row my first day going on it.
this is so better because on some of the other videos its pitch black but it shows inside of it
dude looks like a ldy is a good song as well
There are two Rock N Roller Coasters that have the same track layout. One is in Walt Disney Studios in Paris, France. The other is in Disney's Hollywood Studios in Orlando, Florida.
@Pataricprsn98 just to clarify it it's 3 inversions he made.
as i have previously mentioned. you set a block brake section to 60MPH. the train in front of it will not allow your train to continue (block brakes are safety measures that stop the train unless the train in front of it has passed the next block brake section). As you'll see, you don't launch until the train in front of you passes by the next block brake section (you see it coming towards you on the left passing over those block brakes, and once it passes, your block brake section lets you go)
I love the music in the seats in the rollercoaster
don't set up the block brake section throughout the entire launch platform. that's what you did wrong. ONLY set it up to the point where it BEGINS the launch itself. Set about 4 or 5 block brake pieces at 60MPH, those pieces ENDING at the beginning of the launch (where the train stops on my video before the launch is where i have the last block brake piece). Once you do that it should work fine
nope, the first inversion is a heartline loop, just like that. thanks for the advice
Don't worry, these are perfectly valid questions! You don't have to make a corkscrew coaster, it works on others as well; however, I've found that this "launch strategy" does work the best with the corkscrew coaster. On others it usually doesn't launch to the correct speed except in testing mode.
Thank you for your input. I stress the fact that this was merely a preview, something that was still a work-in-progress. To see a completed, accurate representation, please click on "Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith" on my profile. It's one of the 9 videos listed on my profile.
@Pataricprsn98 wuhah, the track has 3 inversions, just like the real one. If you don't believe me, Xpress in Walibi World, Biddinghuizen, Holland is exactly the same, so look up that one.
it wasn't me that switched, it's the audio file. what you're listening to is the source audio file that's played on the ride, and on the ride each train plays more than one song. that's why the song switch sounds so good lol
as many as you want. a station acts as a block brake section but more than one isn't necessary
Well the track layout is pretty good. Cant wait to see the whole ride
@melinedu92 Yes, they have the same track layout in both Orlando and France, but they have different scenery.
that all depends on the length and speed of your coaster. you have to play around with it and figure it out. the fewer block brakes and the more trains you have on the track, the more times the trains will stop because they will get backed up. Also make sure that you check off "Block Brakes" under the settings of the coaster (right about lift chain speed)
It's the in-game cam that comes with RCT3. Just press CTRL+SHIFT+F11 when you want to start filming and the same when you want to stop filming. The only downside is that the game goes really slow because it just takes pictures frame by frame and then puts them into a movie file for you. The movie always comes out really smooth no matter how much your game lags while filming, but unfortunately it doesn't record any sound
add a block brake section. the train will stop there until the train in front of it passes the next block brake section along the track (it's a safety measure used by coasters in case a train gets stuck or something, i just used it to make the train stop there)
@Gagneaimy Love In An Elevator. Great Song. :)
how did you do the stop launch? please reply
just set up the launch as a block brake system set to 60mph block brakes. the train won't move until the train in front of it has cleared the next block brake section (the braking tunnel on my coaster). so it'll stop until it gets the all clear, then "resumes" it's 60MPH speed
no i actually got the sound from a friend. it's source audio. i did have to mix in a little bit of a live recording in the beginning while waiting to launch because the source audio file doesn't include any waiting time, it goes straight into the launch, so that's the only thing i actually mixed myself
nope, the track layout is exact. even check out pictures of the building, you'll see it's impossible to go the other way because from the launch tunnel it would hit the edge of the building. check out construction photos online
1. Corkscrew
2. Block brakes set at 60MPH
3. Hold Shift and move the mouse up when placing the first track piece for the coaster
i looked at the construction photos one more time, and the way i mapped it out is correct
Sorry, but I don't send any of my rides or coasters or post them anywhere. This is for many reasons. Thanks for watching and sorry again!
I've been on Rock 'n' Roller Coaster a LOT. I lived in Disney for a while and went to the parks almost everyday. I'm sure you know what you're talking about, but the loop at the beginning is not your typical "vertical loop". It's a "heartline roll". I promise if you look it up you will find it. If you prove me wrong from a reliable source, I will remove this video from UA-cam.
I'm not sure. Unfortunately, it's hard to describe how it works. Just play around with the block brakes and see what happens. Experimentation is the best way to learn sometimes. I learned everything I know through experimenting and trying to learn how to "bend the rules" on RCT3 =) and of course looking at what other people have done has helped tremendously as well!
wow I have never been on rock'n roller coaster when the light was on but the track is really really close to the actual track!! excellent job you done here
Haha ok and I was all prepared with my answer, too =P
that might take a while since i'd have to recreate all of tomorrowland. i can't make any promises but i'll try to get around to it eventually
from memory and from looking at construction photos to see the track layout
I can assure you that this is the track layout... the ride does NOT have a vertical loop. You can look up proof of this on rcdb (roller coaster database). It has a heartline roll and a corkscrew. I've been on the ride plenttty of times and have studied the ride profusely. So trust me =)
if you don't know what a "block brake" is then it's too hard to describe. I'd recommend looking it up in the RCT3 handbook and searching online for it. Block brakes are used by real roller coasters, so look up online what purpose they serve and how to use them on RCT3
it's custom scenery from "Rollercoasta" called "Launch Set" that can be found on the Atari forums online
Yes, you can put normal brakes..... you should put at least 4 consecutive block brakes set at 60MPH to ensure it hits the right speed (if the train is longer than about 6 cars, you should increase this number of block brakes according to the length)
This video was meant to be a "Preview", as stated in the title. If you would like to see the full recreation, please go to my profile and click on the video titled "Rock 'n' Roller Coaster: Starring Aerosmith". I promise you that you will not be disappointed. I hope to see your comment there soon!
Young Lust, F.I.N.E., and Love in an Elevator
if i can go on this should i be able to handle mission space.
I could've sworn the first element on RnR was a loop. And you may want to reconsider all those banked tracks, especially n the straights at the end when the speed is lower. The lateral G's just seem like they's be uncomfortable. Good work overall though. Better than I could do. :)
As I've said many times, this is a preview of the ride and was NOT meant to be a completed recreation. For a completed recreation, please see "Rock 'n' Roller Coaster: Starring Aerosmith" on my profile page. Thank you!
imagineer0988 have you seen this ride with the lights on, btw your rollercoasters are better than irl =)
It works now!!. thanks. great coaster recreation by the way. 5/5
iv been in that roller coaster was awesome
1:35 anyone knows how this song is called???
well i already posted the actual ride. what did you want to see in the preview??
lol yeah when you're actually riding it and it's all dark you can't help but think "wtf is this?????" i used to think it was a boomerang hahaha
it doesn't launch the train for you..... it just acts as a piece of scenery for show. you have to make the train launch itself when u create the track by establishing a block brake section with a high speed (such as 60MPH, etc)
some one told me that one way is to put the breaks down to 0 so it could be paused right there then add the station to were it stops and edit the video to make it looked like its just stopping and moving again lol
nice coaster by the way 5/5 :)
I'm assuming you're referring to the lack of scenery, in which case your comment is both correct and incorrect. You are correct because this lacks scenery, where as the actual read is filled with scenery. You're incorrect, however, in assuming that this is a finished ride. If you look at the title, it clearly states the word "Preview", which indicates an incomplete attraction. If you go to my profile page, you can see the completed attraction ("Rock 'n' Roller Coaster: Starring Aerosmith"). Ty!
3 quick questions:
1. what type of coaster?
2. howd you make it stop? just stopped the video?
3. what cs do you use for the building?
i was 7! it's so dark u see nothing! i thougth it was just a straight rollercoaster!
i already go in that coaster at 10 or 11 year old that was soooooooooo0o0o0o0o cool damn i want to go again
neither... i bought the expansion packs separately. so i have RCT3, soaked, and wild!
like any other scenery that you might not recognize, it's custom scenery. to get it go to the Atari Forums
How did u get the coaster to stop and have perfect timing to launch??? plz respond and tell me what u used!!!
you should check out my "Rock n Roller Coaster - Full Experience" video (it should be the first under "Related Videos" to the right or you can just get it from my profile). It'll take you through a realistic version of the queue, preshow, ride, etc
yup!
i can't post links on comments. go to Google and search "Atari Forums". It's the first one that comes up. Then search for a full list of custom scenery
can u explain the block brake thing again. when i tried it, the coaster went really slow throughout the launch and only sped up right before the inversion. could you tell me what im doing wrong?? thanks.
yep it's great! if you love coasters, you'll love the ride =)
Do I have to press shift or something to make it so it will stop?
Great job! 5/5 i just hav a few questions.
1. What coaster did u use?
2. How did u do the launch?
3. How did u get the station elevated of the ground?
nice xD nice sound :D what programm did u used for?
@79pence it's a roller coaster... of course it does =)
imaganeer do you usually put the coaster type in the tags??? just wondering
put block brakes then add another staion make 3 rollercoaster go to the coaster options and hit block section and TA DA
i have no idea why it feels like you go left lol. it definitely has something to do with the fact that you're upside down in the dark.
it's a block brake section.
Hey, me again. Sorry 4 my stupid questions, but I'm trying what u r telling people, on how 2 make the train stop b4 the launch, & it's not working. Can u tell me what I'm doing wrong, plz?
so you mean i gotta make the track all over again?
oh well. i know what happens on almost any coaster before i go on it and it never ruins it for me, but maybe that's just me =)
How Did Ya Stop and Go On The Launch?
That's b/c it's a preview of the actual ride.
@princesssally520 you'll love it! give it a shot =)
can i get the audio from the video please, i'm making a recreation of this too.
no. the coaster should do everything by itself. if not then you need to set it up differently
1. Corkscrew
2. See previous comments, please
3. Lots of cs (see Rock'n Roller Coaster Full Experience video)
How did u get the coaster to not sit dricetly on the ground?
What RCT3 do I have to have to do the saftey measuer bc every time i try It does not stop
yep, i always do
@SuperNickzz It's scary before you go on it, not so much after.
wth,how did you made it stop b4 launch??
i cant archieve that!
What's the song?? Great video!!1
@princesssally520 you dont even feel it when you flip and just think it only for like 3 seconds
How did u do the launch and how did u make it stop in the beginning?
there's already a discussion about this in the comments already posted (read back a little)
O___o That looks scary.
I'm terribly sorry, but I have a strict policy against sending or uploading my rides for download.
that wasn't meant to be an angry comment btw i was just emphasizing the word worked =P lol
how did you make the really long brake?
How did it stop?
both roller coasters have the exact same track layout