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The NoLimits 2 Mega Resource Thread - Guides, Tools, Scripts
NoLimits Coaster

Pre-made Scripts and Scripting Information

Scripted Rides & Scenery Objects

Flat Rides and Coasters:

Custom Coaster Styles

Object Packs & Resources:

and since it doesn't really fit with any other categories here:

Digging up everything took a couple hours, but I think it was totally worth it to make sure that all of this awesome content wasn't just lost into oblivion. I may try to compile the NL1 resource thread in the same way, and maybe even dig up some of the old nl1 track I downloaded so long ago and see if I can find a way to upload and share all of those since they seem to have been lost entirely.

If you have any more files that you would like to see added to this list, please let me know so I can add them as soon as possible, especially custom trains and clone coaster models

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The NoLimits 2 Mega Resource Thread - Guides, Tools, Scripts
NoLimits Coaster

So, surprisingly with a little bit of digging and uploading some of the stuff off of my own computer, I've managed to collect all but 2 of the original items from the NLE NL2 resource page on Wayback and getting links to the original files, some of them uploaded myself from before they were unavailable. For any download links from inside Wayback where the discussions are still stored, I've either provided them here, or they can most likely be accessed by removing the first part of the URL of the page.

so yea, here's the entire NL2 Resource Thread and some more (apparently NLC has a 10k character limit!)

Guides and Tutorials

General Program Tutorials:

SecretImbecile's Materials Tutorials:

3D Modelling Resources:

Other Helpful Resources:

Tools

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2018
Theme Park Discussion

I am not a fan of that holding area on hangtime. Its just blah to me. Either hold like B&M dive machines do or sop completely flat like Cannibal. The rest of Hangtimes layout looks great but that pre drop and drop are eh.

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2018
Theme Park Discussion

^ It will be interesting to see RMC have their go at a ground-up I-box. As for the construction, I can't imagine it would be that much different than building their woodies

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NLE Has been shut down indefinitely.
On Topic

^ Yeah. I wish many of the files uploaded there could be retrieved and maybe posted here as there were many rides and kits that may be lost forever.
I think this site is a worthy successor, as it is already a lot more user-friendly than NLE ever was, however it is very sad to see a long-standing part of the NL and NL2 community gone forever.

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2018
Theme Park Discussion

Energylandia is fast becoming an elite park.

Lcucu3 posted on December 26th, 2017

In the meantime, confirmation has been received that Rocky Mountain Construction 's proposal has won the public tender. It will be the second , the are of roller coaster RMC on European soil, and the 1 st hybrid roller coaster in the continent. The rollercoaster must be ready by 2020 and will be made with the so-called I-Box track.

Also looks like the world's first RMC I-box built completely from scratch. Just when I was wondering if RMC would ever have a reason to do that as opposed to converting aging woodies.

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2018
Theme Park Discussion

CoasterMac305 posted on December 26th, 2017

Its like Ankapark, but good!

Seriously gonna look into a trip here around 2020. RMC + Hyperion + Tilt Coaster, and Lech Coaster an hour away? YeS pLeAsE

I think the multi-launch water coaster sounds really cool as well. I think the prototype set up right now is probably for the tilt coaster as they talk about a "new-gen" tilt prototype.

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NLE Has been shut down indefinitely.
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NLE being shut down was not the first thing I wanted to hear this morning, but we all knew it was waiting to happen. However dysfunctional NLE was, it was a big part of all of our lives, and I am very disappointed than all of the great tracks and forum posts that were uploaded over the years were lost. I hope that something can still be worked out with Matt to possibly get them all back

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The NoLimits 2 Mega Resource Thread - Guides, Tools, Scripts
NoLimits Coaster

Thank you everyone for working to recompile this valuable data into a friendly resource for all levels of users.

Keyboard Shortcuts in the Editor:

Spacebar = Select/Modify
R = Rotate
Q = Add Flange
E = Add Freenode
Y = Add Rail Connector
O = Add Roll
F = Add Footer
. = Start Vertex
L = Add Vertex
V = Insert Vertex
B = Add Beam
X = Add Beam Node
M = Set Terrain Markers
T = Modify Terrain Markers
F1 = Help Panel
F2 = Vertex Panel
F3 = Roll Point Panel
F4 = Supports Panel
F5 = Prefab Panel
F6 = 4D Parameter
F7 = Trigger Settings

-Ride_Op

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2018
Theme Park Discussion

Translation of article:
First water coaster with inversions:

Unlikely news from the Polish amusement park Energylandia. The park has confirmed to have ordered an RMC rollercoaster by 2020 and has also submitted an application for a Tilt Coaster. These new roller coasters come on top of 4 other roller coasters that are already planned!

We keep saying it, but Energylandia is once again making us stifle with the new announcements they are making again. The amusement park has confirmed that the American roller coaster manufacturer Rocky Mountain Construction (RMC) will build a hybrid roller coaster by 2020. The Dutch manufacturer Vekoma , who is the official distributor of RMC roller coasters in Europe and Asia and who has already completed several projects for the theme park, will ensure that the construction works in the right direction.

Hybrid roller coaster with inversions:

Energylandia submitted a public tender in early October in which the company was looking for a builder who could build a hybrid roller coaster, a roller coaster of world level.

The hybrid roller coaster should have a height of 60 meters and a speed between 110 and 115 km / h. The attraction must be at least 1300 meters long and a ride must last at least 110 seconds. And if that is not enough, Energylandia also wants the roller coaster to go over at least 3 times.

In the meantime, confirmation has been received that Rocky Mountain Construction 's proposal has won the public tender. It will be the second , the are of roller coaster RMC on European soil, and the 1 st hybrid roller coaster in the continent. The rollercoaster must be ready by 2020 and will be made with the so-called I-Box track.

First water coaster with inversions:

But that's not all. Energylandia will build a giant 50 meter high water coaster next year that will have to reach a speed of 110 km / h. The park also has plans for a second water coaster. They want a watercoaster with multiple launches, tunnels and inversions. Something that has never been built before.

The water coaster must contain at least 2 launches that will bring the visitors to a speed of at least 100 km / h. In addition, the roller coaster must have a minimum height of 35 meters and the track must be at least 1000 meters long. During the ride there must be at least 3 underground tunnels with a splash effect and the visitors must go over at least 5 times, an absolute world record.

It will not only be the first water coaster with inversions, but the roller coaster will also have 5 immediately, making it difficult to break the record in the future. It would also be the first watercoaster with 3 splash effects and the first watercoaster ever with 2 different launches (so no launch strip that is used multiple times). The rollercoaster must be ready by 2020.

Mine Train rollercoaster:

The Mine Train will become one of the largest Mine Train roller coasters in the world. Energylandia has submitted a public tender in which they are looking for a manufacturer who wants to build a large Mine Train.

The roller coaster must have a speed of at least 50 km / h and be at least 15 meters high. Over the course of more than 1200 meters there must be at least 3 lift hills. The ride can not last longer than 186 seconds, which is a bit more than 3 minutes. Children from 1 meter tall must be able to take place in the attraction. There must be at least 3 trains that must provide a capacity of 1300 persons per hour. The rollercoaster must be ready by 2020.

One of the best known builders for Mine Train roller coasters is the Dutch manufacturer Vekoma . They built Mine Train roller coasters such as Calamity Mine in Walibi Belgium (Belgium), Colorado Adventure in Phantasialand (Germany), Big Thunder Mountain in Disneyland Paris (France) and Mammut in Gardaland (Italy).

Tilt Coaster:

As if all this was not enough, the Polish amusement park also asked for money for the construction of the first Tilt Coaster in Europe. The Tilt Coaster is an imaginative roller coaster that was built in 2002 in the Taiwan amusement park Lihpao Land. Gravity Max has a unique tilt track element where the track of horizontal position is rotated 90 degrees to vertical position. During this action, the rollercoaster train will be on the tilt track and visitors will see the depths right.

Year and day this remained the only tilt coaster in the world. Despite the great demand for more copies, the Dutch builder Vekoma decided not to build any more. It was not until 2016, 14 years after the opening of the first tilt coaster, that the Chinese roller coaster Golden Horse made an attempt to build a tilt coaster. This immediately became a dueling tilt coaster with two trains going into battle. The roller coaster was opened in the Chinese theme park Hefei Wanda Theme Park.

Who will build the tilt coaster in Energylandia has not yet been told. In spite of this, the chances are that the Vekoma will have a new generation with a new generation of tilt coaster. After all, Vekoma holds the patents on the tilt coaster, making it the only one in Europe that is allowed to build this element. In 2016 Vekoma told our editors that they were working on the development of a new generation tilt coaster. These plans were still at an early stage and then there was no concrete plan to build one. So it seems that this will change in the near future.

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