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^ Are you talking about a toggle chain lift?

WHAT!?? Where's the mosh pit!

I like how it does have that carnival look to it with all the bright, contrasting colors. The Ghost Train however just seems squeezed in though, but I like what I see so far.

^ It gets very glitchy like that though, however, the best method for complete removal of the base is the FF method: Make anything invisble

It's an inverted coaster I believe, but most likley a swinger.

I really like this update, though, I don't get the whole tiger exhibit part. However, I really like your style because of it's simplistic nature. It has such a naturalistic beauty to it as well, and I think people forget that sometimes in park making.

Trees of course were to be added; however, I just wanted to show the layout first, but here is the completed look of the forest:

That's actually one of the best layouts I have ever seen! It really has that intamin look with the fast, quick changes in direction.

Braztaz: I'm just showing the layout to begin with right now, so of course it will be bare. I'm having issues supporting the big fella. Six Flags Enthuseast: The "s" bends are typical on Suspenders. . . The reason they are there is what the Picture demonstrates. It just adds more whip in the trains then just having straight transitions. I hope that justifies the reason behind them. The name is still pending as well. Corkscrewy: There is no cheat like that. . . I just crop them in paint.

Park is at 60 percent: Also, a new ride is to replace my crappy Mine train coaster. (Well, it had one good element to it...) Stallions Layout: And I finally fixed Viper, so now it actually has a chain lift rather then the coaster just using the powerlaunch mode like before: Enjoy!

It sounds like a duo to me now.

Typically for an Intamin "rocket" coaster, the airtime hills are abruptly smaller on the top of the crescent, thus, this makes for more ample airtime. However though, I admire the look of the layout. Also, I must say I'm very impressed of everything you have shown so far as it's really all composed nicley. Well done.

8 cars is buggy at times, so some days it works, then other times, not so much. Give it a few days and worry about it later I say.

basic means for that is for a higher capacity for all the rides. Think about it: on an average day, at least 20-30 thousand guest enter the gates, so you have to find a to move all these guest in a sufficient way.

Does this seem more like Something a Sixflags would have? Trying to get this close to a Gotham Backlot area as possible...

I'm checking it out now. Edit: Here you go Fooz, and for those that can't open the park:

You can use Park Dat found in this thread. Park dat enables you to add/ remove items from a premade map.

50% done. . .

I love the finished product of this as it turned out better than I thought it would. Nice hack for the invisible track for the rapids as well.

You don't need special discounts to get this working. Have you tried using a diffrent coaster type? I generally use the multi dimensional coaster for it. also making things invisible works for me on vista. Have you tried disabling the UAC on Vista? http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/disable-user-account-control-uac-the-easy-way-on-windows-vista/ That solved my major issues with 8cars. Only thing I can't do is merge however.

It's all nice for a new comer. Love the wooden coaster so far. He's seeking Revenge. . .

Thanks R.D.! Yeah, Dotrobot is right as it is the heartline coaster track. You can do it his way, or you can lower the track using 8 cars in the edit ride section of the program.

I might as well. It would be nice to try and take a break from all of this tedious work under me

No, it makes sense, but I haven't even started on the hotel, or the water park, and I only have that much left. I still have the old file if I chose to go back to that, so no worries, as nothing is being lost in this idea more to say.