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hahaha no, what you saw there is the only complete portion of the ride, i haven't even finalised the track layout yet.

Element 115 posted on November 11th, 2018

TFW you have a few too many beers and start working on your dream project thanks to the amazing features of the new update... This is gonna be a journey...

What a teaser! Look forward to see the final result! I guess it's your Roundup 250 entry, right?

I'm new to this forum and new to force vector design and I'm having some trouble with lats when I import my tracks into nolimits. I've made sure to set the correct heartline height, set the friction to custom and match the friction in FVD++ (just at 0.03, I'm not on the pro version) and matched launch speed and positioning, but there are still some laterals of ~0.4g. The only other thing I can think of is the air resistance parameter, but it seems negligible. My turns are long and sweeping, nothing very whippy at all. Is there something I'm missing?

Coaster Blast posted on October 19th, 2018

I'm thinking of making one of thoses arrow loopers with strange roll banking transitions, should i use linear functions for roll ?

Use linear functions but since FVD++ uses roll rate, make sure the roll graph has a gradient of zero for the sections where the roll is progressing.

I'm new to this forum and new to force vector design and I'm having some trouble with lats when I import my tracks into nolimits. I've made sure to set the correct heartline height, set the friction to custom and match the friction in FVD++ (just at 0.03, I'm not on the pro version) and matched launch speed and positioning, but there are still some laterals of ~0.4g. The only other thing I can think of is the air resistance parameter, but it seems negligible. My turns are long and sweeping, nothing very whippy at all. Is there something I'm missing?

Does anyone want to take a stab at supporting my Münchner Bahn coaster? I can add a grid base for you.

TFW you have a few too many beers and start working on your dream project thanks to the amazing features of the new update... This is gonna be a journey...

I do not know. It is just over 5,802 feet long.

Jetcoasterfan, how many truckloads would be needed ?? ha ha

bestdani, i didn't know that, i have a Pro version.

My big Münchner Bahn portable coaster.

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Some good points. A great station setup won't matter if nobody's riding lol

^ That was my point, the riding position ISN'T better, it makes for an uncomfortable ride, and is the biggest flaw with Intamin's design (and one of the reasons they've only built one). This is because the riding position mean it is much more difficult to heartline the coaster. It also means that riders are subjected to any flaw in the wheels or track far more than usual. I can understand the simpler station thing, but you'd be compromising rider enjoyability.

^ You should maybe mention that this feature requires the Professional version of NL2.

PaulCoaster0103 , when u save your park as a packagefile u can add a password before u save it. Plz NOTE that password, u can't recover it !!!

^^^Looks great as always!

I finally had time to support this 2km long compact thing

It's designed the way it is to allow for a more simple station setup, ala Furius Baco, where you are able to walk over the chassis to get to the other side, makes life an awful lot easier logistically and reduces the station footprint. Its a neat inbetween of the Intamin and B&M trains, given as I reckon the Intamin ones have a better riding position.

Hello, I have a question. How do I set a password for the park? I would like to publish my parks online but with a password when extracting. Many Thanks

I think you should look at lowering the seats a bit more on the wing coaster train, the big issue that Intamin had with their design is that the seats were too high, and caused an uncomfortable ride, where as B&M perfected the design with the lower seats (closer to the heartline).