A.J.

Can you not be so rude? Lol. No custom scenery is allowed, but you are allowed to use the in-game scenery to make a support structure.

Yes, the guys from Hersheypark told us that Skyrush would get the combination lap bar/strap restraints. Also, the dive machines do have a small bit of floor under the front center seats. It's the train chassis and connector.

I knew it was going to be a giga coaster from the get-go. Want to know why? Pictures of boxes that had "giga coaster" written on them.

I've never tried it. You should save your game under a different name and remove the objects from the new save file. That way, if something happens, you still have the old file to continue forward with.

Facepalm. FACEPALM. Head, meet brick wall. Again. Again. I'm so stupid.

Huhh...interesting. Can someone explain to me how "orange" and "sports" equalled Maggie Valley? I was searching all around for a city with a basketball team.

Dragon at Legoland Florida, aka Okeechobee Rampage at Cypress Gardens. Located in Florida, home of two NBA basketball teams. It's made of steel and currently SBNO.

Top Thrill Dragster, Cedar Point. Red + Yellow = Orange Drag Racing is a Sport Pittsburgh is along the Ohio River, and Cedar Point is in Ohio.

Fahrenheit, Hersheypark. Orange track, orange restraints.

I adjust the nodes on-screen using the left/right views for height, and the top view for position. I usually place nodes using the snap set at .625 feet and the grid set at 5 feet. However, when I go to smooth a few sections of track, I keep snap off so the smoothing is precise as possible.

Page 2000! Hopefully the relocation of Deja Vu will open up space to build something fantastic.

Okay then! No one said it was awful, but since you abandoned the project before it even started, I'll go ahead and lock it for you.

I wouldn't. Unless your job would keep you in one place for the rest of your life, buying a lifetime pass for an amusement park (let alone anything else) isn't worth it. Imagine spending all that money to buy four lifetime passes for your family and end up moving halfway across the country a month or so later.

The manual adjustment thing is, unfortunately, a flaw. I'm not sure what the problem is with it. I don't ever use the manual adjustment anyway.

More content please! Give us a more substantial update, and soon, or your thread will be locked. Hm - I feel like I've done this before. Oh wait, I have.

The second top comment is more befitting of a "weird thing the GP has said". Joker's Jinx is actually a half-decent launched coaster.

I still have the .zip file. Here you go. parkdat_0.zip

The first drop gets very steep very quickly. I can see now why they went with short-ish trains.

AND...wait for it...it's partially a parking lot coaster! What is nice, though, is that Leviathan and Behemoth are on opposite sides of the park.

Looks like Intimidator (232) and Behemoth had a kid and it grew up into a tall, skinny person. I don't like it. Looks like there will be only two good hills for airtime.

Honestly, if I hadn't seen the supposed renderings, I would have thought that this thing would end up with ten cars to the train or more.

Hey, it's no biggie, I was just wondering.

I knew about it first! The Dippin' Dots guy at Hersheypark told me last Sunday!

I have to agree with you here - I don't know what sort of "Kinzel-approved" record-breaking a regular old B&M mega coaster would bring - the only two I could see happening would be fastest coaster speed under gravity or longest coaster. Anything else would have to be country-specific, like "tallest coaster in Canada" or something.

This may be better in a PM, but a few weeks ago I submitted my trip report from Knoebels for the Park Index and it hasn't shown up yet. http://www.themeparkreview.com/parks/suggest.php <-- This URL is still the one to use, right? Just making sure.