Raptor Pyrenees and Katun inspired Invert

Oh and in case you were wondering, this is how the track fits through the structure, almost dodging the supports, making this part of the ride even more eventful..

Unfortunately I don't think that there is a way to just churn out Invert supports. Especially if your supporting a segment of track that doesn't have a direct side view in the editor. I had to go through the same thing with my ride Saphira, it took a couple of days to complete the layout and a couple of months to grind through the supports. Sucks I know.

Nom nom. This is simply too sexy.
On a side not I don't have any tips for speeding up the supporting process.

Yeah, supporting inverts with track connectors, flanges, and such is a pain. It took me several weeks to get the motivation to pound through all of them on my invert Carcajou. Really the only advice I have is to just not give up.

Ive finished the first two inversions.. anything i should change?

Damn, looking awesome!

^Ill take that as a no!

Dayum. You nailed the Oriental theme.

This competes with daboia in my book of inverts!

I find the best thing to do when making track connectors is to make a lot of standard ones, eg. pitched at 10*, 20*, 30*, etc with various bankings, then you can just try out a few of those and see which fits best and make slight tweaks to that one.

[TheArchitect]

Don't forget the little mini braces that go in the middle of the loop:
http://www.rcdb.com/764.htm?p=7176

And also your standard over-the-top supports are too wide on the top. The vertical tube and the diagonal tube can meet side-by-side at the top:
http://www.rcdb.com/87.htm?p=28083
http://www.rcdb.com/1227.htm?p=14603

It will just help to keep this looking professional, and don't forget to rotate your footers

^I believe Kyle modeled his loop supports after Raptor, which lacks the braces in the middle of the loop...and he nailed it. I prefer this style, more aesthetically pleasing.

^Yes. ^^Of course! ^^^Thats basically how im doing it dont fret.

Originally posted by Wing-Over

I find the best thing to do when making track connectors is to make a lot of standard ones, eg. pitched at 10*, 20*, 30*, etc with various bankings, then you can just try out a few of those and see which fits best and make slight tweaks to that one.

B&M supports pitch at 0* and 90*

Very impressive environment... But yes you forgot some things on your supports: FLANGES! [:p]

Finished the first half

Looks great except for the one support in the middle bottom of the first picture which has a little strangeness with the connector but that aside it looks brilliant.

Lol i will fix.

Status report? I saw that you started a hyper project but it'd be a crime not to upload this.

Theres progress. I guess ill update soon.

^I was looking for the 'like' button. Facebook, how I loathe you.

The first pic of the latest update is so pretty. I love that immelmany-turn thing into the cork. Beautiful.

wow thanks for the support! Im just working on some 3ds.

I finished supports btw