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i have no idea about your first problem, it has never happended to me. As for spinning a coaster. Dubble-click on the first segment of your drop (other from whatever point you want them to spin) and click on the "unlock spinning"-thing (it's default is "no change")

a lot of people seem to have the problem. I, myself do not seem to have the problem, as for fixes, i suggest you mail NoLimitsCoaster and give then your system specs as well a description of the problem

not often. 24 dec 2004 -> 1.55 comes out 25 sept 2006 -> 1.6 comes out 12 dec 2007 -> 1.7 comes out end 2008/begin 2009 -> NL2

it does, ain't that great?

Yay for Ole and the team, btw, the support color thing also works on the catwalks!

A lot of coaster club made a little detour to catch and ride Troy on their Eurotrips, dunno which, but i've seen alot of groups in Toverland last summer

you can put me up for anything, nothing'll scare me (anymore)

^dunno, but blaming ACErs is always a good thing

Troy comes in 4th? Wow, i really did not see that coming. I've been on Troy, and if i see the amazing Wildcat (hershey) layout i'm a bit curious how it ended up there.

they keep me employed

It is you who decides what is and what isn't a rollercoaster. I have mulptiple coaster categories, powered coasters, water coasters, bobsled coasters and roller coasters. They are all coasters, but not all are rollercoasters.

^for one, you could google it, but hey, i'm in a good mood www.nolimitscoaster.com

thumbs up....keep it going

Toverland is open 365/365....so no, i don't. Altough i'm so damn hard looking forward to the East Coast Trip, even if i see the signallights of airplanes, it flashes trough my mind that i'll be on a plane to the US in 7 months

Why not try it yourself? Every coaster in NL is so unique you can't really make a zeroG that fits all. The basic thing you need to do is: 1. Make a hill 2. Twist that hill 3. Heartline it (move the track so that the heartline is on the previous location of the track) this can be done by hand or with the AHG(http://www.nolimitsdevcenter.net/pageid-6.html). And please ask any other NL-related questions in this topic: http://www.themeparkreview.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=29233

They are not. Some people who have too much time on their hands create perfect track with formulas that would faint my calculus teacher. In NoLimits you build your track with nodes and segments. You click in the building area there appear a node where you clicked and from your last placed node a segment is created between the two. Then you can easily shape the track in any direction you want. What you do need is a bit of straightforward thinking and will to take the time to really learn NoLimits, because you can figure out how it work quite fast, but to really pull off awesome track, you'll need some practice. I hope the latter didn't scare you because NoLimits is a great program. Oh, and please use this topic for your NL-related questions: http://www.themeparkreview.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=29233

^Perfect? no...close to perfect? yes, it just takes a lot of practise. It's what they say...easy to learn, difficult to master. Just take in mind that radii should get smaller the higher the track is. As for guides...i don't think there are any. It's more like learn by making mistakes. If you make a radius too small, it'll end up with red G's, so you width-en the radius until you won't get high G's anymore. If you're laterals are too high, you bank more...etc..etc As for lock handles, it makes that the length between the node and control points is always the same on both sides. So if you would drag the control point on the left side of the node from 1ft to say 3ft, the right side one'll jump to 3ft. If you need more in depth or detailed help, don't hesitate to add me on msn bas-houben "@" hetnet.nl

and ofcourse that someone is completly fine that you modified (stole?) his track?

this type never went into production did it?

^not if you want to recreate SD2000 or Voyage

no, there isn't. please ask any Nolimits related questions in this topic The Official No Limits help thread

Drop is finished, this part had the most support-density, so the hard part is done. Oh, and the transferbuilding and queues are also done. Next up: 70*-banked-turn and horsehoe.

If i'm correct the cyclone can't be torned down....but when astroland can't pay the upkeep, they'll just let it rot untill it's like thunderbolt. And that's where the thing/organisation that keeps landmarks up kicks in. at least that's what i think....not sure tough

I'm not a big spender myself, so i have a good balance. And when i'm done with this schoolyear, i'll be working my *** off in Toverland for like 10 weeks.

$ 10 a tag is quite expensive. IMO the old method of meeting each other again at a certain location at a certain time is just as good. And nowadays people have cellphones if you need to reach them. As for childeren, once they are old enough to go on their own give them wristband or dogtages with their name and your cell number. Picking an obvious spot and giving the kids a park map with that spot marked would also help if they got lost. So unlike it's for $ 1 or so, i might buy it, but it's an unnessecary thing with today technologies and having a clear meet-up point.