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Who the heck is "Net Neutrality"? I thought this was a ride by TheCodeMaster. xP

^A water coaster maybe?

COASTERGUY246 posted on December 29th, 2017
I wonder what that is in the background...

An indoor waterslide passing the outside for part of its duration?

"Net Neutrality"

Looks a lot better!

Has anyone taken the public transportation from the Brisbane airport to Movie World (Australia) and can tell me how on-time/safe it is? I'm studying abroad there next semester and I don't want to pass up the chance to ride DC Rivals and Superman Escape

You guys will be glad to know that element115 has been fired from building design, and he gave me the station so I could clean it up and make it look a lot nicer

I wonder what that is in the background...

It's more about the amount of memory the program can use. Each "do" has to be saved in order for an "undo" to be done. After so many, you have to throw out the old ones so you don't use too much memory.

Well I mean, he had to 'go' somewhere while he was working on it.

Before there would be a thread where people would say when they’re going to a theme park, and if a few others joined in then there would be a meet up day scheduled, that’s what I’m asking about, is that type of thread going to be created again here?

If he's just giving one sentence comments, I think the numbers seem a bit arbitrary.

Hasn't popped on here yet so I might just do the initial thingy.

Have any of you heard of this YouTube Channel called "Big World of Toys"? It has like 5,600 subs and apart from uploading - as the channel name suggests - toy stuff, it also publishes "Reviews" of Nolimits2 coasters. And I first thought: Nice, someone reviews coasters using their voice and some footage, so I watched one of them. Turns out it's only an onride POV of the ride together with a score out of 5 in the title and one sentence in the description. Good job.

Here's one of their "reviews":

^^^I can imagine that'd be a blast to ride.

^^That's a Griffon clone? It's crazy how much smaller it looks with the thick spine.

This is a particularly tough element, especially since none of us have actually ridden one yet and don't know exactly how it's supposed to ride. It can't be done using a curved section. I don't know if you'd get better results with a force or geometric; you might have to play around with both. I would first try geometric since it's at a very low speed. With geometric sections, you can adjust pitch, yaw, and banking separate from each other and have any number of transitions for each of them. I would start with yaw (the profile of the curve when viewed from above) to get that shape down first. Then adjust the pitch, and finally the banking (which is definitely the hardest part to get right since forces on the rider are not taken into account when shaping geometric elements.) There is no simple way to explain this haha. It just takes a lot of finicking after you're in the ballpark of what you want.

Hey guys !

For people who want to see more, the version 1 of my tv stage is online on Steam Workshop at this adress:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1248683994

Have fun!

I´m listening to Dark Room TV. Some beats and bass .. https://youtu.be/9IYN8PBsbVo :D

Lcucu3 posted on December 29th, 2017

I'm a complete novice at FVD.
How would I make a pre-drop turnaround similar to the RMC Raptors? Like how could I make it roll to the middle of the curve and begin to flatten towards the end?
Here is what I keep winding up with:

You'll have to bank the same amount in the opposite direction to return to a flat piece of track. You can either do this by adding another quartic transition in the opposite direction, or by using a quintic transition with double bump.

edit: I looked a bit closer and you'd first want to curve back to horizontal track, or use a geometric or force section if you want to start curving to the right before you're completely horizontal.

Toverland Fenix wing coaster part did arrive to the park today

Thanks for fixing it so quickly!