15 minutes remaining! At this point I'd strongly suggest you start packaging your file and submitting the .nl2pkg via the form. Just like online homework, it's probably best not to push your luck with technology at the very last minute.
If you have difficulties uploading to the form, PLEASE message me here on NLC or via Discord so we can figure out an alternative solution (email, shared drive link, etc).
Mine is submitted. Thanks very much for putting this together! Was a blast working in the city park template.
I threw mine in for fun.
You're allowed to publish your park at any time, no worries on waiting for that.
For everyone else, this is your (almost) one hour notice! If you had issues with the Google Form, it's because I had to upgrade my storage lol. Should be resolved now.
Just sent my entry to the Google Form. Are we and if yes when will we be allowed to publish the parks on NLC (or Steam)?
Do I have to name the coasters?
Is it just me or do all the B&M hypers have rattles in their valleys?
when i add the second the x car, the first car sticks with it, but not the second car, can someone help me
Glue some small fishing weights into the front seats. I’ve seen it done before and it helps. Also, you can try deep cleaning the wheels and bogies. Dish soap or Windex in water works well. Ideally dry with a lint free cloth. Don’t use WD-40 as It attracts dust into the pin bearings
I don't think there's an complete overview but the chart(s) in the resource thread about track centerline gauges (and bogie distances) are somehat related to what you're looking for. However, you can always measure it yourself using a support beam inbetween two free nodes or you can take front and side profile screnshots of the track and vehicles in question and use those as reference images in 3d modeling software. Leaving the NL2 grid turned on helps with scaling them somewhat accurately.
Is there an overview of track dimensions? I want to create a custom vehicle for my project, which would be greatly improved by having the correct dimensions of rails, for the bogies, etc. In particular the Eurofighter 2 coaster style.
GigaG. The new one is designed for RMCS' and looks awful on GCI's.
My progress. 
It is for fun.
Yep.
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What's the difference, exactly, between the old and new gen support generator?
Do the trees also count as foliage?
We had a few questions come in, so I've added details to the rules to help clarify.
Changelog:
I would also like to point out:
Yes and no - you can build over and under the metro station and tracks! However, supports cannot cross into the metro's clearance envelope, so you will have to think of a creative way to keep supports in the park itself. We added that just to provide some extra wiggle room should someone need it.
Underneath the metro, it's just normal park land. So as long as you don't touch the station structure, you should be good to squeeze in some coaster track or a flat ride if possible.
