Okay, Google to the rescue. I found a pack extractor for Mac. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.interfix.net/macnlpackextractor/">http://www.interfix.net/macnlpackextractor/</a><!-- m --> Works great. I downloaded the W.A.M.S. coaster and really like the added realism. I suppose the pav...

Oops. That's an .exe file. I have a Mac. Thanks for the info, though.

I've downloaded some coasters and have noticed that only the files ending in .nltrack will work in my NL 1.7. Files that end in .nlpack don't even show up in the track listing, and when I substitute .nltrack in the file name it does show up but won't run. So what does .nlpack signify, and what is it...

I have no choice but to ignore it. Funny, my neighbor has been riding NL coasters on my computer for months and didn't notice it. When I pointed it out to him it started to annoy him, too! "Thanks a lot!" he said.

Sketchup is also very easy to use compared with other modelers I have tried. And it's free!

I heard the same thing. Let's hope that's right.

I like wooden coasters because of all the support timbers that go flashing by during the ride. Makes it more exciting. The sound is louder too. I did my latest design in both wood and metal. The speeds are identical and both are exciting. I just like wood a little better.

No Limits Simulation. When your coaster is in the pavilion, listen to the voices in the background noise.

Thanks for posting this. Looks like a rare opportunity if it's legit.

It's always a shame when children become celebrities. They never seem to be able to adapt to a normal adult life. MJ said in an interview that he only felt comfortable when he was onstage.

Just wondering, is there any way to silence that guy who keeps saying "Somethin downtown tonight" without turning off the sound altogether?

I have just found this forum and it looks good. I have the No Limits app and have been working on a high speed design. When it's finished I'll upload it here.