Press the O key on your keyboard to start and stop recording. As for the settings, its custom. Width of 3840, Height is 2160. pixel-Aspect ratio is 1. Frame rate of 60. Interlacing set to Progressive. Format is MOV PNG. The "best level of detail" option is selected. Motion blur is activated with it set to 7 samples. Exposure time is slightly more than halfway towards the "max" side.
B&M and Morgan know better than Intamin what to classify their coaster models as. Intamin is all wrong. However every coaster 200-299ft should be re-classified as Mega Coasters instead of Hyper Coasters so it won't sound confusing.
![[Nolimits 2] Iron Horse - CCI Wooden Coaster](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/b4l049v3LWU/mqdefault.jpg)
Now that I think about it i wish make had a pre lift where your going through a coral reef hunting for prey
Mako?!?! Nice one!
Smooth
what are your video export settings in the setup tab? one last thing, I can’t figure out how to start recording
Press the O key on your keyboard to start and stop recording. As for the settings, its custom. Width of 3840, Height is 2160. pixel-Aspect ratio is 1. Frame rate of 60. Interlacing set to Progressive. Format is MOV PNG. The "best level of detail" option is selected. Motion blur is activated with it set to 7 samples. Exposure time is slightly more than halfway towards the "max" side.
thanks a lot! Your a big help
how do you get such good quality on your videos/what do you use to record them?
I'm just using the in-game video recording features that comes with the professional version. It's set to 4k with a touch of motion blur!
oh I don't have the pro version
do you have any idea to get good quality without the pro version? If not its fine
Are your video files like 40gb? Why are they so large 😭
Yeah, they're massive haha. I got an external hard drive just for Nl2 recordings.
B&M and Morgan know better than Intamin what to classify their coaster models as. Intamin is all wrong. However every coaster 200-299ft should be re-classified as Mega Coasters instead of Hyper Coasters so it won't sound confusing.