Alton are missing apostrophes (and the point) in their tweets quite often.EDIT:- So this is 100% legit, because Thorpe are putting 0s in every single one of there tweets:-
https://twitter.com/THORPEPARK?lang=en-gb
Tbf they did reply in the comments of one basically confirming it.Alton are missing apostrophes (and the point) in their tweets quite often.
I wouldn't read anything into it.
EDIT:- So this is 100% legit, because Thorpe are putting 0s in every single one of there tweets:-
https://twitter.com/THORPEPARK?lang=en-gb
Old comment, but dragging it up. Yes, NL2 has a fairly good physics model (friction and air resistance) that gives a pretty good idea of how the coasters would actually run. I can't say I know exactly how it implements it, but I think the friction is a standard value which is applied according to the force of the train on the track (higher force = higher friction). Air resistance I think is probably similar, with some generic factor that's applied based on the speed of the train. Not perfect, of course, but probably not a long way off.Question from the non-nerd: these computer generated mock ups, are they based on any kind of real physics? Cos that^ thing just doesn't look like it would have enough momentum to complete the layout.
Because it's an absolute new theme, never to be done before at a Merlin park.Whatever this is I'd bet money on it having a dark/horror theme.