themeparkologist

I believe that the cable lifts go 11-13 mph. Haven't downloaded it yet, I 'll get around to it tomorrow...

Gosh, I just read the comments...some people are just very rude and are blaming the parents and kids themselves for being hit by a bus. What has the world come too. Sad. My prayers go to the family.

Disney's got issues in the transportation department. Monorail, crash with the other bus that sent 8 people to the hospital, and now this.

15/20 All guesses except for the S&S ones, anything German and the Eyrely one.

^It's a ramp, pretty much. They can't make you take down an 18 inch tall skateboard ramp. If they do find it...It's a pile of scrap wood that you tore out of your basement (no offense!).

This coaster's got some issues. The supports! Eeek! What happened to them on the first drop?! And the beginning supports for the lift! Look up the photos!! Study every feature carefully! And above all, LISTEN TO ADVICE! Oh ya. Add this to the list above. Lift beginnings like this. Take careful note of how the supports are arranged. The lift chain guide goes between the tow angled supports Drop supports! They ARE required

Maybe the media will make up some jaberwocky-story and say that all rides in USS are not safe because no one in Singapore seems to get that the rides just opened and they're really just being 'publicly tested.' The media should have a word for their own type of exaggerations. Hyperbole just doesn't cut it.

^But there's only one Merlin park in California--Legoland California-and it has a Mack mouse.

When I showed you the diagram (for lack of a better word) I meant, don't even think about using prefabs at all! Make your own supports that are totally custom! It takes time and patience, but it's worth it. Also, for turns, add a free-node directly below the track node and then connect the footer to the track node itself. Next, add a support tube between the free-node and a second footer that is offset from the first. This support will be angled. Connect the free node to the adjacent footer and move the free node up and down until desired angle is achieved. All of this will be done in a side view! To get this nodes directly below the track-node, you click on the track node and add free nodes and footers while the track-node is still white. Connect like said and adjust the first footer until it straight under the track-node. You can tell if it is or not because it will be a perfectly straight line. and it should work every time. Like the support in the mid left section

^Yes, but they don't include all of the scenery because some server that they were uploaded to is no longer in use or something like that. Ask around, PM Real. I'm almost positive that he has it still. Yes, he does have an account here.

^^You're welcome. A simple Google search was all. ^Umm...what are you meaning by "Anyone know?"

To Vekoma Fan Boy:Tools list

Uhh...to the starter: You totally forgot my ******' favorite!!! Patriot at Wof is not on the list! I demand an apology. Disrespect for any B&M Invert is prosecutable by roller coaster law!. Hehehehe...Kidding...Except for the Patriot part, it really is my favorite.

I put support vertexes--God, I'm stupid!... Anyway, 5.1 is a bit high for a B&M. Maybe you could get it down to like 4.0 or best at 3.6. Those are much more accurate than 5.1. Think about it...5.1 times your body weight holding you down in the seat? Uhhhh...Nada. Nein. Nee. Nei. Nej. Non. No. Remember..Look up stats on real hypers...It really, honestly helps with any form of using nolimits.

Are the twists heartlined?

Looking better! The lift supports are a bit thin... go up two sizes, maybe. And supports that go through the rails should be modified by moving the free node the connects the angled support to the main (vertical) down. Most finished A-beam supports look like this in the editor: (minus the dash lines [-] between the vertical lines and forward slashes) Key: Periods=support vertexes, Lines=footers, And the horizontal line with the period under it is the track with support-track nodes. _ . I . I-\ I--\ I---\ I----\ _-----_ It really is looking better! What are the max forces?

^Not to moderate or be rude but this question really belongs in the RCT2 Help Thread.RCT2 Help Thread Ask your RCT2 questions there!

At first, I thought it was a Huss mini-frisbee. That shows how observant I am and how I'm always skip over the text, look at the pretty moving pictures, type of person. But this looks way more intense withe the high extremes of forces created in such a short time!

It's about Walygator Parc at the time it opened! I think... Is that right? I'll check on rcdb...

Wait!!! Rafiki's Planet Watch has THEMING!!!!?????? When did that happen? It certainly had none in 2007 when I went.

Try to place supports at regular intervals, say one X-large support every 10 meters/33.4 feet (every more boldly defined line) that follows the track and it's okay to guess. No one will be able to tell a little deviation in the Sim. Also, lower the station to a bout 5 meters (close to 16 feet). Somewhere on the world wide web is a tutorial to making nice looking supports and then you can work from there. Look at some B&M Mega coaster pictures. Mega Coasters by B & M

^^But the max launch speed is 124 mph I believe...

Z-Force went in that hole. Even though I've never been farther west than Salt Lake City...

This may have been asked...But, where do my Nolimits video recordings go on my computer? Is there a default? Yes I hit 'Numpad 0' to start and stop.

Will a skateboard be the car? If so, it's not a roller coaster, but a ramp.