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Wow! This is great and... surprising. Well done!
I just think you should have kept a tri-tube track after the MCBR instead of switching to bi-tube.

The video is also not too short, not too long, and well edited.

Trying to come up with a station:

I just got back from a trip to the USA (from the UK) to visit Cedar Point, as I'd never been before and this year seemed like a great year to do so. I actually wasn't all THAT excited about Steel Vengeance during the construction; people seem to love RMCs, but I felt the one I'd been on before (Joker at SFDK) was pretty overhyped so didn't really get the enthusiasm. That started to turn around a bit when I saw some of the real-life POV footage though. Having now ridden it, I think it could be my favourite rollercoaster. It's absolutely incredible; the elements and manoeuvres are insane, whilst also being perfectly smooth. The layout's great, and honestly it's kind of hard to figure out where you are and what's going on at times it's so crazy. The airtime is crazy, particularly in the back, even in the most unexpected of spots like the double-up into the brake run. There are really only one or two spots that you aren't completely bonkers that you could possibly find a little unexciting, and the momentum really keeps going right up until the brake run - if anything, it gets even wilder towards the end. Managed 3 rides on it over a couple days (with 75, 60 and 45 minute waits, which seemed not too bad given its popularity, 2 train operation (is it intended to run 3 trains?) and somewhat slow RMC loading/opening bugs (and also some people being sick on ride...). I was really, really impressed with it.

Some brief thoughts on other Cedar Point coasters:

Maverick was excellent, and makes a great counterpart to SV. In some ways they're quite similar, with every element on SV feeling like the first hill in Maverick in the back seat. It's a really unique and fairly compact ride - I'm surprised there haven't been some similar installations elsewhere.
Millennium Force is... good. But honestly, I don't quite get the love for it. It's fine, and has some interesting forces in places (mostly positives in the turnarounds) but there's not much going on for a lot of it other than just the speed. It also feels like it's over very quickly.
TTD - Having been on Kingda Ka, not much of a surprise, this one. I think I prefer Kingda Ka, which seems to be an unpopular opinion - although it was a few years since I went on that.
Iron Dragon - Not much to say on it. Not the most exciting Arrow suspended.
Rougarou - really interesting elements and kind of an unusual layout (probably because it wasn't always floorless - I think it'd work better as a stand-up though), but a bit rough and not that enjoyable.
Raptor - really liked this. Quite smooth, but some great forces and classic B&M snaps. My favourite B&M in the park.
Valravn - a little dull. It's fine, but I've been on Sheikra dozens of times, the Shanghai clone a few times, etc. which are almost identical, so not too exciting for me. Baron 1898 was more of an experience, which I tried out a while back.
Blue Streak - fairly fun, nice to have a wooden 'coaster still at the park.
Gatekeeper - I also felt this was a bit on the dull side. And weirdly rattly for a new-ish B&M.
Wicked Twister - Forgettable. Not as exciting as it looks.
Magnum - Quite rough in places, but also really fun.
Gemini - Candidate for replacement soon?..
Corkscrew - Fairly standard.

We also went to Waldameer and tried out Ravine Flyer II which was a really great ride (that highway crossing is unusual!) and Kings Island. I was really impressed with Mystic Timbers - it's much more fun than it looks on POV videos - but I'm glad I knew to manage my expectations for the shed. The Beast was also a great experience, although pretty rough with one of the trains they were running (the other seemed fine, weirdly). Firehawk was my first Vekoma Flying Dutchman, which was an interesting experience; glad I finally made it to one of those just to try one out, although it's nothing particularly special. Banshee I again felt was pretty rattly for a new B&M, but it may have been the rain doing that (the Cedar Fair B&Ms in general seemed weirdly juddery to me for the most part considering their ages). The rest were a mixed bag, with some good (Diamondback being a good B&M hyper, although I prefer SIlverStar) and some less so. Everything was walk on all day due to the weather, but thankfully the predicted storm never materialised, so we got to do everything a bunch of times.

All in all, a pretty successful trip!

I am going to be visiting an amusement park out of town this weekend so I'll get my new submission in today. This is my new coaster I am designing to fit at Lagoon in Utah. Named Singularity. Photo by Me.

I'm sure you could do a light show on a coaster just the same way you did this! Congrats on you work!

After a good few months working on this at this point, I've finally finished another song.

The world is a coaster, sent 228
Theme park creators, Round you up for the fame
And what do I get, for my train?
Airtime desires, and a mug with the game

Roundup 228

Roundups are all about your creations. You make things and we show them off, it's that simple!
We are over halfway to Roundup 250! Start your mega projects now!

-Ride_Op

Quantum Loop @ Seabreeze

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An easy one :

New guess:

My Korea Park progress.

i uploded a park to the exchange, if anyone wants to have a go at finishing the supports, or making it better, go ahead! just if you upload, please give me credit.

@Lcucu3 yes correct, u up. (u have 3 days)

Jungle Twist at Luna park in Melbourne?

The down under hint helped

Is this on RCDB? what contenent?

I can't believe this is so very difficult.

Possibility to LOCK Transfertable / Switches / Forks like u can do with objects (preventing unwanted / accidental movement of the element)

I just want easier to add and make custom trains and custom track.

and the second part

Delay posted on June 18th, 2018

^^Well, description is good, actual images would be better. I and everyone else has no idea what it looks like now, so it's hard to give feedback.
And concerning the space you have: If you don't have space, make it look like you do. Perspective is powerful.

The pictures are coming soon, I asked this question superficially from my mobile phone. ;)