I am in need of help.

You know how the support generators on the wooden coasters don't do the greatest of jobs when it comes to bracing banked curves.

I was wondering if anyone had any tips on how to effectively brace banked curves? I have been trying many different things and now I am just stuck on stupid with bracing the curves.

Can someone please help me?

All i do is follow the first sloped beam that is on the track at the top(this is on cathederal mode.) and carry it on further and a bit more sloped and stop it then carry on that way, then copieing the way the other supports look and making the curve supports more realistic and safe. Does that make sense?

http://www.coastercrazy.com/track_excha ... ?tid=12068

Here you can see what I did for Canadmos.

If you're talking about steep banked turns, this is possibly the best example you could find on the site.

http://www.coastercrazy.com/track_excha ... ?tid=10128

It doesn't have to exactly match those, but you can play off that general idea because it is a solid method to work with.

Here's a few examples of real rides:
http://www.rcdb.com/ig3231.htm?picture=36
http://www.rcdb.com/ig756.htm?picture=24
http://www.rcdb.com/ig136.htm?picture=6
http://www.rcdb.com/ig602.htm?picture=14

thanks that helps out alot.

[jayman]

theses are great examples, but honestly i'd suggest p.m.ing trackwalker.. not only is he VERY good at no limits and building supports he is intimately familiar with ALL aspects of wooden roller coasters in real life.. probabally more so than anyone on this site. he might be able to offer some worthy tips..