No Limits 2 | RMC Quetzalcoatlus Track Test (RMC inversion record)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- While messing around in No Limits 2 I decided to try to make the RMC Pterodactyl track, but, use the modern Intamin double spline instead of the older four-pipe track. I don't know if this version looks better or not but it's still cool. I also named it Quetzalcoatlus track because a Quetzalcoatlus is another dinosaur that looks kinda similar to a Pterodactyl but it's a bit bigger. Here's a link to the Wikipedia page on it: en.wikipedia.o...
If this coaster was built in real life, it would have the most inversions on any RMC.
You can download this coaster on steam here:
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Stats:
Height: 32 meters (105 feet)
Speed: 86 kph (53 mph)
Length: 845 meters (2772 feet)
6 inversions (RMC inversion record)
101° Drop angle
Discord: megacat8199
If the T-Rex idea never comes together then this would be a interesting concept but the layout would make for a Awesome Small scale Rex or Raptor model as well.
Hopefully we will see a T-Rex soon
Agreed 👍
If RMC ever makes a wing or inverted model, it’s obviously going to be called a pterodactyl.
That would be funny. I've always thought that a RMC invert would be really cool
i actually made a post about this on my instagram and they responded to it so maybe
I love the idea of an all steel RMC, but personally I think they’d go with a different design without a spine. Because the whole point of the IBox track is to give parks a cheap option to create a new ride, and conserve/reuse materials.
Nice layout though!
I know, the main reason I do this is so I don't have to work with custom wooden supports and it looks cool in a thumbnail
@@Megacat8199 They are already RMCs with full metal supports
@@AMCustomCoasters Yeah but they aren't like this (excluding the raptor models)
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The lift hill structure is very cute. Reminds me of Sequoia Aventure.
The only thing I’d say is back row on the first drop would probably pull your legs out your hip joint, other than that it’s pretty cool! I’d suggest going for a non over vertical at this height. If it was taller you could do a very nice, wide over vertical drop pretty well!
Thanks, the drop in the back row would pull -1.5g which is a lot but coasters in real life pull more. I made it vertical so it could pop out on the thumbnail because its more unique.
Maverick says hi.
Maverick has shorter trains.. theres a reason all those gerstlauers are single car coasters for thier beyond verticals.
That lift structure looks siccckkkkk!!!
This is what I imagine RMC is going to be like in a decade when they run out of wooden coasters to transform
Maybe one day, RMC could really do anything at this point.
The layout is really quirky I’ll be sure to incorporate it into some of my coasters
The support structure reminds me of those japanese coasters that have structures that could handle earthquakes
This is one of those rides that had a short lift hill but still packs a punch and I love those types of rides😂😂😂
The minor problem I have with it is that it goes underground which doesn’t really fit the name “Quetzalcoatlus” (because it flew’. But other than that it’s an amazing coaster
I named it the track the Quetzalcoatlus track kinda as a joke because cartcody named his track the Pterodactyl track. Quetzalcoatlus isn't the name of the ride btw, its the name of the track.
I love this!! It doesn't have one of those erches at the end (you know, where the train still has so much speed for endless possibilities of layouts but the brake run says otherwise, ERRRCH) it uses the speed flawlessly!
Thanks!
Was expecting a flying coaster cuz quetzalcoatlus was a flying reptile that probably couldn’t fly but this is cool
The track type is named Quetxalcoatlus because all the other RMC track types are named after a dinosaur and its kinda Pterodactyl track
The ibox doesn't need a spine. The way it's designed The track can support itself. I think any steel coasters they make will be single rail. Other than the wooden style steel support ones. But I doubt we will get a ground up ride like this. They will all be single.
Yeah I know, this is just a fun concept to make. (the real reason why I do this is so I don't have to make custom wooden supports and it looks cool on the thumbnail) I probably would've made this a TREX but changing the track type to that probably takes a while.
Actually originally this ride was a normal ibox with wooden supports but then I realized that I would have to custom make them for the lift hill and for a few of the inversions and that just seemed boring so I didn't do it.
Love those lift hill supports!
Thanks
I think the steel structure at the lifthill has structurally redundant supports
Yeah its not meant to be realistic, I just wanted it to look cool
This is a neat concept and overall the layout is great. However if RMC made something like this, I think a box spine would probably be used instead of a tubular one.
Yeah its not at all realistic it just looks cool
nice mossasaurus roll at the end
lol its called a heart-line roll, they just called it that on the velocicoaster to make it different.
@@Megacat8199 I know lol, yours just looks near identical to it
It’s like if Intamin and rmc had a baby
Something they may decide to do one day...👀
Maybe but this isn't super realistic, one of the main reasons I chose to give the I-Box a spline was so I wouldn't have to make custom wooden supports.
This looks very cool but at the end of the day when you have a track like this, an I-Box on top doesn't entirely make sense. It was designed to be put on wood.
I know it doesn't make any sense, it's not meant to be a realistic ride. The main reason why I did it like this is because it gets a TON of views and tbh I just don't wanna make custom RMC supports.
@@Megacat8199 fair, it can be painful working on fixing the flaws of the wooden generator
@@mannyheffley4085 Yeah I was trying to make it perfect for about an hour and 30 minutes and just gave up and did this instead.
combining the Ibox track and double spine intimin track seems so unnecessarily expensive. i could see it as some form of special support for an area requiring a very large span with no support but the way you have it built is so unnecessarily over done. the layout you have though is really good.
thats really impressive
Thanks!
bruhh now I REALLLYY WANT NO LIMITS 2
Yeah I fully recommend it (just keep in mind its not really a game)
Try the demo first
yall jus find a random dinosaur name and slap it onto an rmc track name and call it a day huh
No actually, cartcody called his track the pterodactyl track so I called this one quetzalcoatlus track because a quetzalcoatlus is kinda like a pterodactyl but its a bigger. I don't know why cartcody called his track pterodactyl track though.
Ur coaster layout is quirky I’ll be sure to steal some of the elements lol
If intamin and RMC had a baby
Lol Intamin+RMC les go
I want to ride this in real life!
They could create a hypercoaster or a duplex hyper coaster using this track
Yeah RMC could but the I-Box doesn't need a spline. This track isn't really a practical option, just a fun concept to mess around with. (the main reason I made this was so I wouldn't have to make custom wooden supports)
@@Megacat8199 I'm still hoping that RMC will make RMC Family Mine Coasters. and probably model their trains after Greensburg's Battery Powered Mine Locomotives, Built in the early 40's by the Greensburg Machine Company of Greensburg, Pennsylvania.
I dont know how smooth it would be, but if rmc made an inverted single rail track (like pterodactyl or something) that would be cool
I made an inverted pterodactyl
Track test more like test track
we just naming random dinosaurs now 💀
Yup
It looks so unnatural with such a wide track
The width is the same as the I-Box track
Earned a subbadoo
Nice
ok bruh these track type names getting outta hand
Why does RMC name their coasters after dinosaurs lol
I have no idea
That has horrible pacing. There's usually a lot more airtime on an RMC. Also, that's not how you make a hybrid. The supports are supposed to be like a wooden coaster, not like a steel coaster.
I see that you have missed the point of this ride, its supposed to be a mix between RMC and Intamin because if you look carefully you will notice the that the track is RMCs Ibox track with a Intamin spline. Because of Intimin's center spline, I can use normal steel supports instead of the wooden supports you would normally see on an RMC. I know the pacing is off but that's because its not 100% RMC, maybe next time use logic and your eyes to figure out what type of coaster this might be. And yes, I know I coaster like this isn't realistic but its not meant to be because this is a game and not the real world. Here, go check out this guys channel, he made the original RMC Pterodactyl track (even though this is slightly different) and does it a LOT better than I do: www.youtube.com/@cartcody
Very flowy. Not whippy
Thats what I was going for :)
Bro what is this 😭⁉️⁉️
Read the description
i hope this never happens.
ok?
Lol Quetzalcoatlas
It's actually a real dinosaur
@@Megacat8199 I know it is. I was so into palaeontology when I was little, still am. Did a speech on every era and eon of earth in grade 8 lol.
@@ballshd68419 Oh wow thats really cool