X-Car

^^ It actually doesn't hit 90 degrees during the turn. I think the highest it ever gets is 75 or 80. The thing about G's... Vertical is only measured vertically relative to the train....(obviously)...and lateral is measured horizontally... So, if you change the track from 5.9 vertical G's to 3.5 vertical and 1.1 lateral, you still put the rider under 5.9 G's, it's just divided between two accelerometers. If there was a third G-force measure in the direction of the net G-force, it would still read 5.9. Although, if I did that, people who only look at the color of the numbers would not be commenting on it any more. It's not really meant to be real and I can't really change it now, so I won't. Another reason why this ride isn't realistic.... Each wheel of a car full of people who weight 150 pounds would be under roughly 3835 pounds of force during the 5.9 G turn. This combined with 253 mph = destroyed wheel barrings.

The track barely fits on the map. I have to have the helix... I trimmed it down half way through so I could have a twister layout towards the end of the ride. Just look at the comments for the video on youtube; I've explained it a few times already.

^ 1. The unregistered version of the construction kit has a tool (The Power Tweaker) that allows you to put in speeds as high as you want...as well as forces as high as you want. 2. The G's never go above 5.9. If you watch in 1080p, you can see the force values pretty clearly.

I'm working on this Bugatti Veyron coaster. It goes 253 mph, soon to be 270mph, because Bugatti just recently released the Sport Veyron which goes even faster. I plan on theming the hell out of this ride and adding stands along the mid course straight. This is just a video of the progress that I'm making on the ride.