New Years No Limits

[kawi2fiddy]

Hey. I want to make a NYNL replica just as a novelty because i am aware some people would like it. Some one want to help me out? PM me

[DJ99X]

What exactly would you be doing? Sitting back and letting someone else do the work? Kidding yourself.

Something like this would mainly be object and texture orientated; no displacement map at all really. I can only assume that you have no idea about modelling or texturing. So basically, you should have asked if someone would make the track for you. At which point, I'd still be flaming you.

[kawi2fiddy]

No, I would be doing the work but i would need help with some artwork to make everything go smoother.

[socalmx]

What are the plans for this years event?

[haydugjr]

Ronnie Renner (If I remember right) is doing a 400 foot jump directly next to some snowmobile guy who is going to break another record.

[Motofinne #375]

Robbie Maddison and Levi Lavallee will jump like 400ft next each other.

[astone977]

i dont think a 450 in this game can jump 400ft. has anyone attemped a 400ft. jump in game?

[kawi2fiddy]

[quote="astone977"]i dont think a 450 in this game can jump 400ft. has anyone attemped a 400ft. jump in game?[/quote450's can infact jump 400 ft. i have jumped it before with a test jump map i built for scaling the ramp and landing and giving them there angle

[socalmx]

Robbie Maddison and Levi Lavallee will jump like 400ft next each other.

after i read this topic i went onto sportsnation and Maddo answered one of my questions!

[Nikhil]

i dont think a 450 in this game can jump 400ft. has anyone attemped a 400ft. jump in game?

It can with a big enough ramp. I've not done physics, since high school, but I think this is right...

Say the bike maxes out at 109 mph (basing that on the above post), which is 160 feet/second. That means you need 2.5 seconds of air time to go 400 feet (t = d/v). So, if you were doing this as a drop off rather than a jump, you would need a ledge that was 96 feet high (d = .5gt^2). Chop that distance in half since with a ramp you'd be going up for half the time and down for half the time, and you need a jump that sends you 48 feet high.

[die996]

i dont think a 450 in this game can jump 400ft. has anyone attemped a 400ft. jump in game?

It can with a big enough ramp. I've not done physics, since high school, but I think this is right...

Say the bike maxes out at 109 mph (basing that on the above post), which is 160 feet/second. That means you need 2.5 seconds of air time to go 400 feet (t = d/v). So, if you were doing this as a drop off rather than a jump, you would need a ledge that was 96 feet high (d = .5gt^2). Chop that distance in half since with a ramp you'd be going up for half the time and down for half the time, and you need a jump that sends you 48 feet high.

With that amount of speed maybe you don't need to be sent that high, which is freaking crazy and scary as Hell

48ft = 14,7m = 3 stories more or less

[die996]

i dont think a 450 in this game can jump 400ft. has anyone attemped a 400ft. jump in game?

It can with a big enough ramp. I've not done physics, since high school, but I think this is right...

Say the bike maxes out at 109 mph (basing that on the above post), which is 160 feet/second. That means you need 2.5 seconds of air time to go 400 feet (t = d/v). So, if you were doing this as a drop off rather than a jump, you would need a ledge that was 96 feet high (d = .5gt^2). Chop that distance in half since with a ramp you'd be going up for half the time and down for half the time, and you need a jump that sends you 48 feet high.

With that amount of speed maybe you don't need to be sent that high, which is freaking crazy and scary as Hell

48ft = 14,7m = 3 stories more or less

3 stories OVER the landing point, which could be like 4 stories in total

[alien10swe]

i can make it if i get some new objects and a little help

[die996]

Latest 2 videos about the event :

[kona309]

The Maddo video gives a good amount of info. I think somebody could take a decent swing at building the jump, or something very close.