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Intamin [UC]

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^ I have a little lateral spike of 0.7g on the "NL default" seat in the middle of the turn. But I don't really care for it since I tweak my banking's so that the middle seats get the lowest lateral forces, just like in real life.
 
Hmm. Quite a shallow drop then. I wonder what you have in store!

That hill looks immense. Looks to be too tight, yet it works, Loefet, if only we knew your secrets!
 
^ This one is a bit steeper though...

fyr7.jpg

84°, going down!!
 
I just cummed in my pants.

:lol:

It's looking real nice, I like the way you aren't giving any of the layout away. You may have already said this, but are you doing 3ds on this ride?
 
^ I would be lying if I said no.

About the layout, there are sections missing from the pictures I show you :)
 
What? No majestic jump out to sea after that drop?

Disappointed... :lol:

It looks really good, from what you show us. And I hope for 3D islands or something, as the entire thing is over water at the moment.
 
^ No it would have been cool to have one :)
But I'm not referring to the part after the pull-up, but that par that is running between the different track pieces.

That section have also been slightly altered to fit the rest of the coaster a bit better, and I have also changed to "reverse" the order of the coaster, so that the steep drop is also the first.
 
I'm in a bit of a dilemma now, I can't work out a good way to connect the ends together...

layout.jpg


If anyone have any ideas?
The thing is that I want around 180° turnaround in there somewhere, but can't really fit it in anywhere (note that most of the stuff are close to the ground so it can't cross over anything).

EDIT: I have edited the picture, the sections with lines to either side are close to the ground.
 
270 degrees immediate left, and a series of hills on the return, before brakes?

And how on Earth (or your computer) did you get that effect?
 
^ I have thought about that, but I would rater have it on the "right" side of the rest of the layout.

About the effect, I just made the picture black and white.
 
That looks so good.


But id you don't mind me asking, how do you run the cars without a connected track? Whenever I try it complains until I connect it..
 
^ Just place the coaster in shuttle mode, be sure that you only have one train (note that some stuff don't work exactly the same when in shuttle mode).



EDIT: YAY, I have finally figured out how to connect them in a cool way.
 
I have hit a snag in my plan, there isn't a good way for the final connection to fit together, but a more pressing matter is that I have a severe stacking issue, so I have to redo most of the coaster. But I will try and reuse most parts of the ride.
 
I have finally started to work on this project again, and have done a big redesign of the whole thing, it's still pretty similar to the layout I have posted, but now it works as it should.

Update later...
 
^^ I will just finish the segment of the track I'm working on at the moment, so a few hours...
 
OK, so this part of the track have already been done for some time now:

fyr8.jpg


But this part is what I have worked on today, I have decided to do some more tweaking to it, so it fit's better with the rest, but the only difference will be the number of degrees the helix will be:

fyr9.jpg


A good thing with this new layout is that I'm now able to ditch a lot of trim sections I had before.
 
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