Deluxe Ski Jump Forum

These are all important factors to how good a jumper is, right now obviously, the jumper is one particular type out of all of these, but in ski jumping all of these factors are huge when it comes to jumping. The ski length could be set to the jumpers hight and strength could also be related to weigh...

I know this idea has come up a few times before, but I just wanted to bring it into more light in a separate topic. I think it would be a great idea to have timed camera angle switches. Just like in the World Cup. It can be tough to play the game while switching camera angles, so if you could set th...

Amazing job on this hill as well! And Jussi, please don't rush to add in Bischofshofen HS78 if it's tough, because quality is better than quantity. I am looking forward to having that hill as well but I think that everybody should stop trying to rush you to add that one in as well because I think th...

Jussi, could you please answer me to this question, so, why there is no stronger wind than 2m/s?? DSJ will be more realistic if wind could be 3-5 m/s. Because in world cup, jury let jumpers jump to even 5m/s wind. I think you should think that effect :) And please, answer me! It's probably because ...

This means that the air density (and air resistance) will be 10-20 percent lower than in other hills. This alone will make the jumping quite unique. Will these air things affect jumping mechanics? That would be so interesting! :) Yes, of course. YES! This hill is unbelievable! It looks exactly like...

Thanks for the detailed description. The styling of the lines would need significant amount of work since my hill engine does not support it yet. It might also be quite confusing to the players if the HS line is missing / in wrong place during the summer jumping. So, I think that I'll use similar l...

I've seen pictures of the reconstruction of Letlanica. It is looking really cool already. I think that it is supposed to be an HS230. It is supposed to be not in the World Cup this year because of the reconstruction.

I talk about Letalnica,they will make new one (or they even started). Commentator said that and its much cheaper to build new one then to reconstructe this one (moving inrun,moving landing zone,moving whole hill,spectator's place and other...) That's great that Planica will be the biggest hill in t...

Anyone here who is jumping from real hills in real life? I would like to know more about it and maybe jump in future :D I once tried from very small hill (K20 or something) of Puijo but speeds very so low and I came down after 2-3 meters, lol. The downhill gave good speed then, which was horrible.....

Jussi, is it possible for you to make the landing hill plastic design for the Park City hills like in real life? It is really important to me and many people I know because then they will look like the real things and make it feel like we are actually jumping the jumps in real life. http://www.pano...

This hill is amazing.

There are still more than 5 weeks (38 days) to go so we should see at least (according to the poll results): Park City HS134 Park City HS100 (very similar appearance to large hill, so it may be done quite quickly) Bischofshofen HS78 Seeing only 2 new hills for the beginning of a new winter season w...

Jussi, Why Park City hills? Those are even not in world cup calendar? You should do perhaps, Falun, Trondheim, oslo or something like that. Jussi, miksi Park Cityn mäet? Ne eivät edes kuulu maailmancup kalenteriin, ennemmin tekisit, esim Falun, Trondheim, oslo ym. Because the Park City hills are aw...

J.MIRO wrote:In my opinion DSJ4 needs more non-european hills and hills wnich have old, not regular profile. Thats why I voted for Lahti HS97, Park City HS134 and Sapporo HS100.

Park City HS134 is regular profile, I mean it may be 11 years old but it is still regular profile.

Jussi Koskela wrote:

Rajmek1233 wrote:Wow!
Nice nice:)
Next hill will be...?

Not decided.

I think the next one should be Park City HS134 or Park City HS100. Just make sure that the summer hill design for plastic is like this (see below)

http://www.panoramio.com/m/photo/2844458