^That could potentially be combined with a vertical lift (e.g. cannibal) but we just play with direction and time settings maybe?
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Technically I didn't do anything but here's a little video I made for Hypersonic XLC MkII, an old project of COASTERGUY246's. Kind of like a tech demo for RU250, I'm learning premier a bit better with this video.
Moonsault Scramble POV.
Up next will be Idora Park's Wildcat. I am building the original version from 1930, which had a curving drop. That was reprofiled (I don't know when) to the high turn and straight drop. Here's an image from a book about Herbert Schmeck that shows the original drop.

I have over 15,260 track connecters and pieces of custom wooden beams put in so far for this scenic railway coaster.

For the final video, you'll want to include music throughout the whole video. Also don't show the entire trip from the station to the top of the lift unless something interesting is happening there. Finally, shorter shots are probably best, depending on the mood and feeling you're going for.
-Ride_Op
Well, It's gonna be though for me I see
To finish my spam of messages here today, here is a part of the ride that will probably not be featured in the video

The storage
Update on White Cyclone





It should be available now
A video that's unavailable?
-Ride_Op
Yeah, but the main question is of it will be completed in time. And then a video needs to be made...
Is a video like this good enough?
Hey look, it's 10 boxes, each containing a Glowie! All of the trophies for Roundup 250 are here now, ready to immediately ship out to the winners. (Yes, 150 and 200 Wheelies will still happen.)

Got your project in the works?
-Ride_Op
Very nice POV, looks pretty accurate. Very smooth, nice music !!!
Yeah. Might as well tell Siivagunner "the actual video game music does not randomly turn into Flintstones/the Simpsons/Inspector Gadget/Nutshack theme/etc."
Doing the Super Moonsault Scramble test run.

Quite possibly; I've worked with people who have high-functioning autism in the past, the amount of patience some of them have shown is amazing.
Regardless; don't you think it'd be a little easier to export your track data and use that to create a custom spine, or maybe even use the Light Pattern Creator?
^Don't take that seriously please haha

Moonsault Scramble at Fuji-Q Highland. 1983-2000
XZY : A lot of riders lost their legs and have bad injuries.