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Big Air at E-DA Theme Park

Aight someone else can go

RollerCoaster 12 posted on August 9th, 2018

HLcoasters posted on August 7th, 2018

are the g forces ok ? the airtime hill right before the second hill looks like it would be way to intense fore a b&m wingcoaster.

If you sit properly it is quite intense xD

But what are the G forces?

CG Coasters posted on August 7th, 2018

Maybe it's just the angle, but I love the way this is looking like a miniature. Could you get any closer to some of the details?

I can try it ;)

HLcoasters posted on August 7th, 2018

are the g forces ok ? the airtime hill right before the second hill looks like it would be way to intense fore a b&m wingcoaster.

If you sit properly it is quite intense xD

^Regular queue has been posted as 100-120 minutes. I used the single rider queue and was on the ride in 10 minutes.

^^ That is Wilde Hilde, their new "Rollerball" rollercoaster from Ride Engineers
^ Did you have to wait long for it? I've heard that queue times are up to over 2 hours already

Valkyria is open to the public. I got my first ride on it, great addition to Liseberg!

What the hell is that xD

Olmisery posted on August 9th, 2018

Isn't that the wild mouse Schlitt'Express at Nigloland?

It is! Your turn

since i haven´t seen any photos online, i drove to schwaben park to see how their construction is going

Okay, so my coaster has a bit snappy transition and then I added a force section that is merely straight on ahead so it reaches to my Brake-run but want it as a smooth transition. And roll at 0 will stop the continuous roll?

Think of Silver Bullet after the helix before the Brake-Run, that seems to be the route my coaster is going to be. As you see the graph above you, instead of the roll smoothly continue to roll it the same direction, towards the end it rolls back down, and it's weird. Want to do what Silver Bullet has.

Isn't that the wild mouse Schlitt'Express at Nigloland?

Hm, can't seem to get it straight. I can't find any videos either how people got their straight section. it's just some continuous roll. Or something really funky.

Think of The section of Silver Bullet though how after the helix into a nice long section to the brake-runs. That's what I have in my design.

Thanks very much. I've got a multi-train coaster going.

Honestly hard to believe that was 8 years ago. What a trip, thanks for sharing, Justin!

I’ll happily step up to judge this time around.

JetPulse posted on August 8th, 2018

I'll throw out there as another idea for the order...having somebody generate a terrain first. My initial thought is to keep the teams of 3 and have either the supporter or themer (I'm leaning supporter for multiple reasons) take ~1 week to generate a terrain (and maybe a bounding box?) first.

I'm beginning to agree for giving terrain to the supporter. It also gives them some extra creativity. However, I think it could still come after the trackwork. I feel like track creators could make an obvious decision if they want a cliff feature (i.e. half the layout is up off the ground). This is pretty common (especially for users of FVD) so I feel like it's not out of the norm. Then, the supporter can decide to fill in negative space with either terrain or structure. And if it's neither, that clues the themer to step in. :)

If I can't participate, I could judge.

I'd love to have you judge, but I understand if you want to participate — I want to also! You are very critical and have more experience on this type of subject than most who only started with NL2. I'll have to investigate others in this thread and see if their creations qualify their ability to judge.

In other news, I found two threads on Wayback Machine about the first NLE-hosted TBM contest starting early 2010. DC's extremely thorough ratings remind me of the old days where shit was SERIOUS! — Setup / Results

We cover block brake theory in our first live webinar. Go to the 1 hour mark of this video to get an in-depth discussion and explanation of how block brake theory works and how to configure it:

https://youtu.be/4cPe1wP2318

-Ride_Op

I'm confused about multiple trains in NoLimits2. I get that you need a "Block Brake" to separate trains. But I'm struggling to make simple coaster with just two trains. The goal is to have a large coaster with lots of trains. Can someone point me to a park in the exchange with some trains? And maybe a video tutorial on the subject if there is one.
Thanks.
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