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Antonio-I personally like it and play it slowly and softer, but I play it with a slightly looser time to make it a bit more....artistic and colorful. But I thought the way you played it was wonderful! You really should try the version that is in D, it really sounds stupid when it says Canon in C by George Winston and then it's really Pachelbel's Canon in D transposed down a step. But, is D a difficult key for you to play in? I don't know why, but Bb major is always a little more tedious. Not G minor, just Bb. might-I know I'm different-beawannabe

And that was all of the rides? In my town, the only fair is uber-ghetto and consists of a fun slide, octopus, tilt a whirl, and multiple 'slow swings.' Some times there is a built-on-a-parking-lot-in-an-hour-with-nuts-and-bolts-laying-on-the-ground-beneath-the-damned-ferris-wheel. Anyway, nice pictures of a not so nice place. A really good TR!

^^The tallest in the U.S. is in KI at 315 feet tall and 67 mph, but has a shorter drop length than the shorter one in KD which is 305 feet tall and 72 mph. KI's drop length is 264 feet and KD's is 272 feet. The largest in the world is in Dreamworld at 84.4 mph and 390 feet tall. Largest in Europe is Hurakan Condor at 71 mph and 330 feet tall. KD and KI both claim to have the tallest, but technically, they're both right. My scariest ride is any where the headchoppers take the term a bit more literally than most. EDIT: I think I just replied to a post that was 4 years old. Ooops!

The most recent Cedar Fair commercials. They show clips from every park but the one they're trying to advertise and then they show a final clip of a newer ride at the park the commercial intended to advertise at the very end as the name of the park shows up. Also, I saw one trying to advertise Knotts. And I live in the midwest!

RCT3 is just too....unrealistic to really truly blend into a seamless ride. Especially ones that are hand fixed. Would you mind uploading one of the better ones you've created? That would help us better see what you can do.

^That really bugs me and I get shudders when I think about it. No. I'm not a crazy. Yet.

I'll answer your question with a question, I'm human aren't I?

^They can be hidden and you can use an I/H beam to simulate the guide way for the catch car and round supports for the pulleys. It works really well and isn't that far off from the real deal.

Is it possible that she 'bounced' off of the net? I haven't seen one of these in operation, so sorry if it sounded quite stupid. I hope the girl makes a full recovery.

Yes. Have you ever told someone,"Have a nice day!" and they replied,"Hmph. I have other plans."?

^The only reason you cannot do it is because RCT1/2/3 just aren't very good simulations of roller coasters and are EXTREMELY LIMITED. Nolimits, has VERY FEW LIMITS, so the level of realism is far superior to other games. It is a good idea, but you're trying to combine the creme de la creme with used toilet paper. It doesn't really work because of the many variables that go into designing anything. Newton2 gives you perfect transitions if you build the desired element correctly. I think you want what Newton2 does, but just put in the elements and get perfection, without adjusting the important factors. It's a grand idea, but I don't think it will work out exactly the way you want it. Sooo...Newton2 was made to get it exactly the way you want it by making siple elements and tweaking to the builder's desire.

What (if any), is the difference between a jojo roll and a heartline roll?

Yes, my dog. But not on the lips!! Just on the top of her head. Have you ever been to a place that disgusted the hell out of you?

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Do you want another (older) child? Pick me, pick me!

In Newton2, you don't really need to know what they do. Trial and error and frustration seems to start you off right. If say, you want a normal transition, Quintic, a bump, sextic, and look at the tiny images showing the type of transitions. If you're building a loop, best not to use the one that just goes up...it needs the bump.

That looks good! Are you planning on releasing it anytime soon?

Sometimes. I either put it in a water-proof bag or leave it with a person in my group that's too much of a tight-A$$ to ride them. Do you always do the big rides before the small rides?

I avoid anything like the mini golf things where you can physically see the bumps and imperfections to keep you ball as far away from any whole as possible. Another one I don't like are the ring toss ones. They are so spread out and sporadic at best that it's nigh impossible to land one. The only games I ever play are guess your weight/birthday/age ones. I always win those.

Cargo pants can work without at case but I recommend one. I'm terribly nearsighted (can't believe I'm not considered legally blind) and only keep my glasses on for a raft ride of small log flume. On the coasters, I put them in my case and put it in a secure pocket. On the painfully rough rides, I just put them in the pocket opposite the outside without the case so that they absorb the little shock put on them and not just fall apart. D.J. Abe- I think they would, or you could try the super manly fanny pack. But seriously, maybe email the park and ask them. I'm sure they wouldn't deny the right to stow away something that you physically need.

Yes. Scary, ain't it? Do you prefer log flumes over chutes?

Mission: Space. It's like none other and really can deliver some good ol' fun, Centrifuge style.

Do CFRs and CTRs work with the original RCT3?

Die Fledermaus-Overture-Johann Strauss II. but before that was Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony- Scherzo: Pizzicato ostinato-Allegro in F major

Umm, Show me a picture!! That sounds crazy! But in reality, no. Would you go halfway around the world to hear a concert, just because of the wonderful acoustics of the *building? *the Musikverein in Vienna, home of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. Ja, it's on the bucket list