Debug Ride (Testing)

eventsis

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Ok so im a coaster nerd and while its not high up on a suggestion dev list but how easy would it be just to add these babies to a ride when debuging

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Ive seen this at many theme parks and are always used before real passengers especially when being built.

They would be super simple to model probably 1 min just whether or not it would be something anyone else would like to see but its these small touches that take this system above and beyond RCTW i bought both and i am really starting to think that Frontier have made something so new for us coaster fans and aesthetically pleasing
 

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eventsis said:
Ok so im a coaster nerd and while its not high up on a suggestion dev list but how easy would it be just to add these babies to a ride when debuging

http://media.cmgdigital.com/shared/...img/photos/2014/02/28/29/f3/water-dummies.jpg

Ive seen this at many theme parks and are always used before real passengers especially when being built.

They would be super simple to model probably 1 min just whether or not it would be something anyone else would like to see but its these small touches that take this system above and beyond RCTW i bought both and i am really starting to think that Frontier have made something so new for us coaster fans and aesthetically pleasing
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What exactly are we looking at here? The mushroom things? The coaster Car?
 

eventsis

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GazNorris said:
I presume it's the "foam" bodies on the coaster seats - think they are used to give weight to the trains when testing.
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They are plastic water dummies so he ballast for the ride can be tested for example launch coasters to make sure it gets around with the weight etc.

Thats why some launch coasters are part filled with people at times.
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Those above are B&M who make some of the best coasters in my opinion

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Six Flags ( a outbuilding idea perhaps?))

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As they are hard plastic objects that simulate passengers the cars would leave no differently and there is no need for fluid dynamics etc just be a nice touch.

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The plastic water dummies to simulate passengers, would be nice for debuging a ride as supposed to ghost people etc.
 
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