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I like your attention for details, all those stuff on catwalks. Your park is really well done!

KingRCT3 posted on May 23rd, 2018

You were not waiting for it, but here it is. The layout of Star Ripper, proof that this was made using a computer at some point:

Patent

This is a coaster I honestly think was designed hand built in NL1. All the traits are there, the single node in the middle of curves, banking jerks that look like the misuse of con roll, banking only in the middle of segments but not the beginning and end, etc. I don't know how it passed through an engineer's hands and was approved, but I genuinely think this is NL1.

That looks great, love that double roll into the brakes.

Skyscraper posted on July 17th, 2020

Jetcoasterfan posted on July 17th, 2020

Do you still have the old wooden coaster?

I doubt he actually built a woodie and converted it 😂

Exactly 😂

Jetcoasterfan posted on July 17th, 2020

Do you still have the old wooden coaster?

I doubt he actually built a woodie and converted it 😂

ThatFlyerGuy1 posted on June 26th, 2020
There's better DJs to theme rides to

Any recommendations?

Zedd? Madeon? DJ White Shadow? Alan Walker's a pretty tame DJ and I find that more often than not, his stuff sounds depthless.

I don't think the G's on that batwing or the loop right after the second launch would be safe with the riders facing the outside rather than the inside like real-life flying coasters, and the batwing is a bit slow at the top. With the way those aforementioned inversions are designed, it almost seems like it could have been designed as an invert.

ThatFlyerGuy1 posted on June 26th, 2020
There's better DJs to theme rides to

Any recommendations?

Do you still have the old wooden coaster?

Hello guys,

I'd like to share my most recent work here.
It's basically an old classic out and back wooden coaster that has been converted into RMC. It's still WIP it took me a week to make this, more details and queue + entrance will come yet.

Thank you for visiting!

Threw together a video for my new B&M Terrain Invert - Firestorm!

Feel free to grab it from here or the Steam Workshop 🥳

I think you have the same problem here as you do on youtube, which is the inability to listen to and absorb valid criticisms about your projects. If you're unable to do that, you're never going to be able to learn to make better stuff.

It's mine

Here u go :
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1n-fprSucHRFdBVEfImD2m77O2e2MjgnU/view

They are available in the resource thread on NLC.

can someone send a link for the modern intamin trains and LSMs. also idk how to download can someone help me out

The original layout of Slalom & Tornado coaster at Wonder World Extreme Park

After the first test run, Slalom coaster (in the middle) found technical issues on a slalom element and the train doesn't have enough momentum to get back to the station. They cut the slalom track off, placed it with a straight track instead, and reduce the track length at the end of the ride.

U can lower ground level (sets water level closer to the land surface) of the surface u build on. U better can do that before u start building. U can't change the water level really. But u can change de building surface closer or less closer to the water.

Skye posted on July 14th, 2020

Is it possible to raise or lower the water table?

No. But if you use the water object that is used for the splashdown effect, you can fake it.

MrRC posted on July 15th, 2020

@ Skye, yes that possible

If this is possible, you should say how. People are asking for answers so they can do it in their parks. Just saying yes doesn't help. And I'm fairly certain it's not possible.

^no it isn't. but it is possible to move everything else which is how it's usually done.

@ Skyscraper u can use the transfertable as elevator and a custom train with an special script like shown in this video (my project)
All scripted, NO video editing.