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Hello, I have just published my little Telemetry Client library for Python for the NoLimits 2 Telemetry Server.

• If you have no clue what this is about: NL2 provides a server for communication with other applications over a network. Python is a programming language and in it's default implementation comes with a huge standard library that allows creating (not only) small applications very quickly.

• if you don't want create your own applications: I have also provided some demo applications, from which I would consider two already useful. One can show the current g force in a live blog and another log the g forces into CSV files, I have also included a simple spreadsheet for LibreOffice to analyze it.

  

  

  If you want to use it just install Python and download this package from Github to run the Python files inside the demo directory.

Can you confirm that the photo is/isn't edited?

EDIT: Goliath at Walibi?

Maybe a style separator for supports?

That’s a really nice looking concept

An asset for what will hopefully be my entry. A modern tech adaptation on the Huss suspended top spin.

^ I don't know why but I had a ton of headbanging on that ride. It greatly took away from the experience for me

^ Ah ****, I really should pay attention to what people are naming their rides...

Released Riptide today!

Download on the Exchange: https://nolimitscentral.com/exchange/park/440

Nope, not Superman :D

Yes, call it Floppy's Revenge

Cool Sky box^^

Progress on my park, Giga supports. Flanges aren't added yet, but I took my time to get angles, sizes and distances correct to newer B&M large structures, like Fury 325:

Keep in mind this is a staggered train B&M, not the standard 4-seated row type, so drop shaping (and other normal G/ roll transitions) doesn't quite resemble what you'd see on Fury 325.

Provided that your script queried a SceneObjectLight named light somewhere on its initialization you can for example just do this every frame:

light.setEnabled(Button.isPressed(Button.ACTION) && sim.getCurSunElevation() < 0.05f);

Of course you can also add more conditions like from the newly added com.nolimitscoaster.Simulator.isViewerInsideSphere(...) method.

I don't think it's tinted or else the sky wouldn't be blue.

Superman @ SFNE tinted blue
(idk)

Definitely Floppy's.

I stumbled over some promising grass textures when I remembered that I was not so convinced by NL2's default complex terrain, so this happened:

Floppy's Revenge

ok

Mystic twister sounds good

Spinning tilt coaster "Momentum" with scripting en custom tilt element.