hyyyper

I used an accelerometer combined with a calculator and proccercor to log some coasters, too bad we had only 1 meter and we had to ride a coaster 3 times to get an accurate vert/lat/accel graph

^they're already fixed, the pic in the update were already outdated by the time they were uploaded. I've got vacation and Toverland has been very mild in words of my shedule....

I've got too much pare time!

R'n'R isn't the only vekoma with onboard speakers, so that's why i guessed vekoma can do the trick also

i believe the R'n'R and Space Mountain (M:2) come from Vekoma themselves. I don't know if Intamin makes it on sound systems

well, detaching from the track is not that hard to image, the track just ends... as for attatching, the track narrows down and the wheels go around the very narrow tube, that tube gets bigger and the wheels catch onto the track. As for elevator....i guess just like every elevator: car goes in and gets locked, elevator sealed, elevator goes up, trains goes out.

you dont you can only import RCT1, but would you want to?, rct is upper crap compared to NL as far as the coasters are concernded

^i don't get it....care you explain your case in detail?

Wel the coaster type itself is quite a thing. inversions without OTSR's apart from swarzies

how do you mean what does it do.....it just sits around and rides on track.....what do you expect it to do, make you breakfast?

A car texture is basically the paint job of your train. Most people give their train just a color but some go futher and do a 'costum-paint-job', so to say.

1. Cartexturing: first you should have a program that can save in PNG, paint will do. So you load the basic cartextures, here you might need to screenshot another viewer, because i believe they are in TGA. Then you take a close look at what segment of the image file goes where on the train. If your programs supports transparant colors you can save it in TGA otherwise you need to make separate images for separate colored trains. When using a transparant color, you can set the color in each train in the NL-editor. 2. No

it is, Toverland is open 365/365 (366/366 once in four years). But when it freezes more then 5* celcius, Troy might be closed.

For the fun and possbiliities NoLimits is certainly worth purchase. There should be a manual on the NL-site somewhere, you might wanna check that out. Also, in the demo you can ride your own tracks in the sim, and also not save your tracks.

That would so defenatly rule. I'd love to have a small CF litter bin......Robb?

10 bins per square foot

certainly does, too bad they only open up Troy from 1 - 3 PM in the downseason's weeksdays

Troy looks really 30'ties with the old photo filter, nice job

Ok, next question Staying in a resort at disney itself, the Extra Magic Hours and the free transportation stuff. Is it worth paying $82 a night for that, or should i just go for the $19 cheap hostel?

Old memories come to surface when i see the pics. I remeber how excited i was cycling to the cold weather to see how far Troy had progressed.

^o, you mean that...i totally didn't understand the question

Toverland also has a "busy-day calendar", brutally stolen from the Efteling because it uses the exact same expressions

you might wanna change the resolution of NL before you make avi's, and also, those avi's can be reduced in size by allmost any converter

Ok, here's thing. before the EastCoastTrip i'd like to visit Orlando and Tampa. Now i've got a few things lined out, but there are still some questions. The things i know for sure: Parks to visit: Disney (all 4 parks) Universal (both parks) Busch Gardens Africa Time of travel: late jluy/early august Questions: Is it possible to do two disney parks on one day? Is it possible to do both universal parks in one day? What's the best transportation between Tampa and Orlando (bus, taxi, train, plane)? Can i get from the airports to the parks with public transportation? Could you guys help me out?