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Yes, you can. However, by MrRC's instructions that will only start the ride at night. The dynamic sky will eventually turn to day based on your settings. As JP hinted, you can essentially get around this by changing your day/night cycle time to something extremely long. To do this, go to the NL2 main screen. Press "Setup" and go to the "Others" tab. Change the value in "Day-Night-Cycle" to something very large (I don't know if there's an upper limit from the software). The downside to this is that it is a user-specific setting and not a park-specific setting. So, if others download your park, they won't have this perpetual night.

Another way to do this is to use an environment without a dynamic sky. Sadly, NL2 doesn't have a built-in static nighttime environment. The built-in "Simple" environment has a static sky but it is a daytime environment. You would have to make your own nighttime environment. Its more work but it is something that is built into the park so if you release the park, others will also see the perpetual night environment.

popcornrat posted on April 14th, 2021

No you can't do that

Yes u can do that , see my instructions above.

May 15th and onward works best for me!

Pretty much any Saturday after the end of April is good for me

I posted a comment on a coaster and forgot to set the rating. I did not mean to give it a zero. Is there a way to change my rating?

U can change the setting in this :
Tick the override box and set your time and date to your choice (time at 00:00) so its night time

You can get close. Set your time to night, then, somewhere, you can edit how long it takes to complete the day/night cycle... Maybe in the environment editor? Make that number something ludicrously high. Then you have long lasting night mode.

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-Ride_Op

I don't care when. Saturdays and Wednesdays are good for me :D

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No you can't do that

you cannot get a Nolimits coaster in Minecraft BUT you can get a minecraft coaster into nolimits, Follow this tutorial on how to do that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_9f7pHKL5A

Hello, quick question,

Does anyone know how to make an environment so that it is only night in Play mode?

hello, currently i am building a theme park on minecraft and i would like smooth coasters. is it possible to get a nl2 coaster in minecraft? if so? does anyone know how :)

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If you can figure out how to fit one in the rules, sure.

-Ride_Op

Indeed, if that read spike is so extremly short, it won't effect the realistictisy of your creation.

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I guess I’m not sure what you mean by “interrogate” the g-force comb.

That being said, I have 2 thoughts. First is you have to remember that neither the g-force comb or the simulator g-force readout are “continuous” information sources. The comb shows you (guess-timating from memory) something like a value every 10cm. So, short spikes could be missed in that gap...or averaged away (I don’t know how NL2 handles the discrete calculation). Similarly, the simulator shows you g-force at the instant the frame is rendered. The train will travel a discrete distance down the track between frames depending on your frame rate every train will be in a slightly different location on the track when the frame is rendered. So, the simulator g-force readout will be slightly different every time a train goes by a spot.

Another thought to remember is the simulator g-force readout is specific to the seat that you are currently set to view from while comb is some sort of “effective while train value”. I would think it’s probably for roughly center of train, but don’t actually know. This can be a source of discrepancy between the 2 information sources.

One last thing to remember (and I don’t condone using this as an excuse, but you could...) is that even the standard used to limit g-forces for real rides doesn’t consider spikes shorter than 0.2 seconds. So, if your spike is so short it’s slipping between frames, it’s probably not a big deal from a realistic limit perspective.