Design amusement rides, see the forces riders feel and test them on a busy night
Design amusement rides, see 👀 the forces riders feel and test them on a busy night
777 Deluxe is a ride design tool 🛠️ for people who like to know 💡 how amusement rides work. Pick a ride, set its numbers 🔢 and see 👀 what the riders feel.
Start 🚀 with one of eight classic ride types: Big Wheel, Carousel, Swing Carousel, Pendulum, Teacups, Whirl, Drop Tower and Coaster Element. Each one has its own sliders for geometry, motion and operation. As you change a value, the verdict updates at once: within the comfort envelope, near its edge or beyond it.
Every ride gets a report 🧾. It shows how much of the envelope the ride uses, the g-force traces over time ⏱️, a ring for each direction of force, and a list 📋 of turning points such as peaks, airtime and inversions. A short physics note 📝 explains the numbers. Give each ride a name and a cover photo, and sort your list by recent, name or thrill.
Find the limits with a study 📖. Sweep one setting across its range, or map 🗺️ two settings against each other. 777 Deluxe shows where a design stays within the limits, where it gets close to the limit and where it goes over. You can apply the best point to your ride with one tap 👆.
Then plan 🗺️ a midway night. Put up to eight rides in a lineup, set the opening time ⏱️, the hours open, the number 🔢 of guests and how they arrive. Choose how many guests are thrill seekers and how long they will wait. The night report 🧾 names the bottleneck, shows posted waits through the evening and tests what happens if you add a second copy of a ride.
Features
- Eight ride types with live ratings
- Force traces for Gz, Gy and Gx
- Envelope use for each direction of force
- Sweep and map 🗺️ studies with a best point
- Midway night simulation with a bottleneck report 🧾
- Metric and imperial units
- Standard and conservative comfort limits
- A built-in guide to reading the forces
Use 777 Deluxe to learn 📖, to compare ⚖️ ideas or to check ✅ a design before you build 🔨 it on paper.