Boss Time!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/81175964@N ... hotostream
So Far, how is it?

Shi.t.

What was that for?

It's awful?

No its similar to the real ride. Trust me I have taken every precaution to make it as accurate as possible.

[mkingy]

I can't even see it properly :/

Man, you can't ask for thoughts on a recreation and then tell people they're wrong when they criticize it.

You're right sorry, I am a perfectionist, and I apologize to mkingy.

It really shows in your work.

Sigh!! Please dont upload this.

LMAO is this real life?

more pics please
and maybe make your track work more smooth

Here is a good way to improve: TAKE EVERYONE'S ****ING ADVICE.

Originally posted by Freddie

It really shows in your work.

[lol][lol][lol]

To be fair, no one has given has any advice yet. Yes, gforce is a clear novice, but at least some constructive criticism could be offered.

My only advice would be to focus on one project at a time. Spend some time with each track...I'm not talking 30 minutes or a couple hours. Work on it for a week, two weeks, longer...and *then* post about it. If you repeatedly offer up projects that are not really worth anyone's time you will continue to get the kind of response you've seen here.

[mkingy]

Originally posted by aj74205

To be fair, no one has given has any advice yet. Yes, gforce is a clear novice, but at least some constructive criticism could be offered.

My only advice would be to focus on one project at a time. Spend some time with each track...I'm not talking 30 minutes or a couple hours. Work on it for a week, two weeks, longer...and *then* post about it. If you repeatedly offer up projects that are not really worth anyone's time you will continue to get the kind of response you've seen here.

That advice has been given repeatedly from the first track he uploaded. That's why people's patience has run thin for repeating themselves every time he makes a new track.

[gouldy]

Well, from the picture we can tell that it's made of wood, so that's a good start (although we still don't know if you've selected the right type of wooden coaster)

Okay got it

http://www.coastercrazy.com/track_exchange/detail/19223

Originally posted by KrazyKoasterKid

Here is a good way to improve: TAKE EVERYONE'S ****ING ADVICE.

This. THIS!

And he once again fails to follow the advice.

What was the advice there. I took days to make this. I did the tunnel test - it passed. I did the back seat g force test- Passed. I did the AHG and it succeeded. I even did the emergency brake run test and it passed. What else did I need to do?

How do you use Newton?

Originally posted by gforce1994

What was the advice there. I took days to make this. I did the tunnel test - it passed. I did the back seat g force test- Passed. I did the AHG and it succeeded. I even did the emergency brake run test and it passed. What else did I need to do?

Well, for one, if you want actual advice, a picture that shows the track where it's larger than a pixel per 100 feet, that'd be nice. But seriously, the best designers on this site don't release many coasters because they spend months and sometimes even years on their rides. I'm not exactly a top-tier designer, but even I won't release a ride without spending at least a few weeks on the trackwork alone.

Also, PLEASE absorb people's complaints, no matter how harsh. In fact, the harsher the better, especially if it's been given to you 3 or 4 times already.

I will. I originally thought that practice makes perfect. Apparently its now time makes perfect