This is a small park with a Junior spinning coaster a maurer Shohne x launch coaster and a B&M and Intamin Mixed coaster inspired by skyrush herseypark
I did try to make some custom support and custom scenery but i am not the best
I really like the ideas here, and there are a lot of really cool concepts. I particularly like the spinning coaster and how the launch coaster both work with the environment. However, the technical skill on the coasters could use some improvement (a few awkward turns, supports weren't quite 100%) and having the coasters follow a very particular color scheme means they blend together a bit.
I really like the idea of having a park layout, but this one didn't make particular sense. The launch tower and the enterprise, though they look good, are both in kinda awkward locations in reference to the rest of the rides. Still, very nice work, and with a bit of refinement on the coaster construction and layout, I bet you could do some really nice stuff with this.
Spinner - The was pretty average layout wise and served as a standard spinning coaster. You definitely need like twice as many supports on it though as you had. Remember the track has no spine! The banking was a little bit overdone in some places, but it's a spinning coaster that's kind of irrelevant, but it visually irked me.
B&M - Usually but not always B&M has a set of tires before the chain, and the actual chain starts at an angle (like if the lift is on a 45 degree angle the chain starts when it's 45 degrees at its lowest point). I was also surprise at how you made this. It could pass for an Intamin kinda. Make sure you slant your final brakes. Most rides have slanted brakes aside from the transfer track because then the park doesn't have to pay for more motors and stuff. The drop was a bit strong in the back and you had some pretty bad laterals in spots because the ride doesn't look heartlined. Other than that you didn't make it boring by having the ride crawl into the brakes or anything like that. I think you're not using enough banking disc thingies, so it's harder for you to control the track. More supports would help on this one too.
Mack - Your immelman feels slow because the top is stretched a ton. If you made it more pointy you could go over the top at the same speed but it would feel a ton faster. This one also wasn't heartlined and had a couple of weird banking transitions, but it's a Mack and those do that sometimes. This one felt a bit slow and I think you could have made it run faster (or feel faster) with the same layout if you had a pointier immelman.
Whole Park - My only complaints are that everything feels red. I know that Cedar Fair is guilty of this (and Six Flags with the color yellow), but it would be nice to see a bit more variety in the colors. The scenery you added is excellent and gets the job done. Also, when I was in walk view I was able to actually find the entrance of the rides, which believe it or not is a problem for me in some of the more scenery-laden parks I've downloaded. The pathing, rocks, and general scenery felt right and everything was laid out well, so good job on that. It was a nice minimalist environment, and I liked the small touches like the loose article bins.
All Rides - You need to build with more banking nodes, have more supports, and don't forget to heartline rides (properties=>coaster properties=>mode), then that need it (like B&M's and your Mack launcher). I went into the editor and heartlined your B&M while adding twice as many banking green disc things, and then just autobanked those. It vastly improved your lateral G problem, so remember that for the future.
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