Got around to figuring out how this works and it is truly a powerful addition to Nolimits. I messed around and was able to make different spines for the mega coaster track style. Here is an example of what you can do with the presets available. It did not take much time to fiddle around and make this double spine track based on the presets.
And here you can see all 3 types of track and how nice the transitions look
Hi Job731, Do u have a YT link so we can see what trains are on that creation ?
Since no one talked about it here, I'm currently remaking Untamed from Walibi Holland. Track is done, but i have a question. there's also a remake from untamed on youtube and what i see there is that he has different trains, does anyone have them?
WIP setpoint swing thing train for a project im working on
I am what I am roundup old school rides
Into queue cuz the party’s in the aisles I scan
Step into the train. What you gonna do?
Get the party people something to 337 to
You create it, you share it, we feature it!
-Ride_Op
DC High Heat posted on July 20th, 2020
Your station is one of the most beautiful unthemed stations I've seen in NL. Really nicely done.
I really appreciate it! Thank you so much!
Marvin posted on July 17th, 2020
That looks great, love that double roll into the brakes.
Gladly it exists on Outlaw run! Thank you for your like!
Your station is one of the most beautiful unthemed stations I've seen in NL. Really nicely done.
What's up with the top of the lift? smh lol. I have to say though, as terrible as the trackwork is, I really like the overall layout...how they fit it around the park with the overall circular plan, but also had that figure 8 at the bottom to break up the circle. The elevation, at least that angle, looks cool too.
Tool : Musickid43's Scriptgenerator
Make sure u name every tracksection like brakes, station, transfertable, switches etc (excl normal track and transport-sections) and use NO space in the name, but use _ (underscore)
Start with the station as your first section. Final brake will be your last section.
u DON'T put your transport sections into the tool !!!!
Feel free to ask, send me a message here.
If u have the track reacdy send me the PACKAGE file to my email adress : [email protected] subject NLE Multi pass Launch.
MrRC posted on July 20th, 2020
Yes, that seems possible.
What tool should i use?
This is quite a cool project! The attention to detail is very impressive for sure. I must admit, when I visited WDW for the first time last year, Rock N Rollercoaster was actually not one of my favorites. Perhaps it might have been because I was there in June, and Florida is literally hotter than the sun, but I actually felt a tad motion sick after RNR. Perhaps if I ever make it back there I'll give it another chance. Until then, I look forward to downloading your recreation!
Yes, that seems possible.
Can you make this coaster that was at lakewood park? http://waterburythoughts.blogspot.com/2015/05/laura-pearsall-and-lakewood-park.html
I am thinking a coaster that has high vertical drop, and then the LSM launch, and the hill(which is lower than the vertical drop).
Train dives at 50m/s at the vertical drop, slow downs at LSM launch to 20m/s. then the train roll backs from the hill, going back to the vertical drop. The train rolls back again at vertical drop and heads forward again, and launched by LSM track to 30m/s, going up the hill and cruises the entire track.
Is it possible to make something like this in NL2?
thimok posted on July 18th, 2020
Looking nice! However, it seems the timing with the music is off in the second and third part of the ride.
Thanks! This is timed to a run without trim brakes. Often times trims will be applied in the first break run so that accounts for the 1-2 second difference in pacing when it comes to entering the corkscrew and second mid course.
We might add the trims but when I worked at the real ride often times there were no trims - just depends on the run.
Looking nice! However, it seems the timing with the music is off in the second and third part of the ride.
I don't think my computer will run it well with all of those assets, but from the POVs and images you've shared, your park looks expertly crafted. Genuinely gorgeous and convincing that it could be a real place. Kudos.
