Say hello to my first uploaded Nolimits 2 coaster (and my first Coaster Crazy upload)! This isn't my first one; it's taken me a few attempts to get it to a reasonable standard, as I'm relatively new to the editor.
This is a small kids coaster (hence the name). the track and support work isn't perfect, but practice make perfect.
Any comments, advice and tips are welcome, to help me improve my coaster-building skills.
Let me just say I'm AWFUL at rating tracks, which is why I left out the numbers. Keep in mind I'm also relatively new to nl2 so don't take my advice as fact (I also agree with everything ff5629 said, so I won't repeat it).
Good: I like the colors a lot, usually beginners use multiple colors on the track and while it can look good, it usually looks awful I think the layout is realistic (where the lift and brakes are). I also like the little bunny hills.
Things to improve on: The brake run isn't straight, and as the other guy said it needs roll points. I think it should have been taller (only a bit). The supports are too bulky, for kiddie coasters they're smaller and more dense.
I'm excited to see more tracks from you in the future
Let me start by saying welcome to the NoLimits world. Let me give you a feel points, first and biggest thing to learn is the depump tool which is found on the elements tab. Select a group of track nodes and then click the depump tool. you'll find this will smooth out your coaster. Next thing to learn is roll points, they are critical as you get further along with designing bigger faster coaster. Please PM me if you'd like and i can send you a copy of your coaster that i have edited to show you what these minor changes can do.
Home
Contact Us
Login
Register
Store
Exchange
Browse The Scrapyard
Forum
Donate
(I also agree with everything ff5629 said, so I won't repeat it).
I think the layout is realistic (where the lift and brakes are). I also like the little bunny hills.
