I wanna live where you live [:)]

^Uhh, you forget how much desert there is to build something like that in. I cite El Centro California [:)]

Yes there are lats while swinging. No, there are little laterals in the actual bank of the turn.

And no, no heartline.

Originally posted by sapporo93 There's no way SFMM is getting something like this.....in the near future. We have our own problems over here in just the state alone, I think it's best that MM lets the other parks have this one. I mean they're getting a new coaster next year, and they just got a sem...

There's no school, like the old school. I myself don't prefer the look of the newer styles. The older stuff looks a lot sleeker, like the B&M hyper trains. Plus, with the 4 abreast seating, you feel essentially the same force. The newer Intamin styles are okay with me, but I still like the older tra...

Yes, it is a beautiful park. It's got loads of trees all over, and nicely trimmed hedges. I was up there back in july, the 15th. Termy has like $1,000,000 worth of flatscreens alone! And yes, it's a gorgeous ride, but it kinda lacks that awesome punch it looks to have [:(]

Originally posted by Omnigeek6 New rule, STOP building rollercoasters with trains that look like race cars. Themeing like that is fine for a kiddy ride, but for the world's fastest coaster, get a real train! I'd imagine something with a bullet nose like that would slice through the air rather than ...

I feel if SF keeps this up, then within 10 years or so, customer service will be down so far, parks will be too far in debt and will have to close down [:(]

^Don't think there is one. I know of pink tracks, pink trains, some with pink supports, but not all pink..

I've had the simulator stats bar happen to me before. Turns out, i started the sim a couple times..

^Well, you get the idea, it just takes some time to learn [;)]

Lol [:D]

Uhh, wow..

If I had a ban hammer he'd be gone to think about his spamming [;)]

Anyways, elementary is like the first time doing algebra. It's hard at first, but once you get what the numbers do, then it's pretty easy [:)]

Ahh, it only got to 89 out down here today [:D]

Hopefully it'll be cooling off, so we don't bake in the so cal oven..

Uhh...

What..?

The real pain comes when you have to support...

Good luck with that.

Now if only we could teach them to follow some simple orders and then send them to iraq as a special ops team.

The problem here is that 3Ds take a while to make. Something simple like a sign wouldn't be too difficult to make, but a corral reef or a themed station would take weeks, maybee months to make very well, and ontop of that, even if you somehow manage to get it done, the poly count would be huge if yo...

Originally posted by Omnigeek6 I don't see why you should do custom supports on a woodie if you have wood magic. Because woodmagic is horrifying. All it does is makes a structure to hold the track in an upright position. It can't determine lateral forces from the trains speed and track bank angle, ...

The only problem is it takes a LONG time to do. I've tried it before, but gave up about half way through [:(]

Glorify it the way they did with kings in ancient egypt.

They are all connected to the launch dolley. Two run out to it from the hydraulic motors, and those are what pull it to get the train up to speed. Then the 3rd one runs all the way to the block the train sits on, and runs around that big pulley that sits inside the track. Then that cable runs to the...

One thing that beginners can't spot are what are called pumps. They really are only 100% visible when riding along the track in the 3D editor, but an experienced person can look at a particular section and just tell you it's going to have a pump. The only way to rid the track of these pumps is to pr...

Yes. I won't tell you because this is the wrong place to be asking questions about NL [;)]