Hi everyone, new guy here. :arrow: :D So I've been working on a new project. It's a launched flyer which will be themed as a fighter jet taking off from an aircraft carrier. There are a few unique elements in there, including an inverse corkscrew and a dive drop. It's not meant to emulate any manufa...

There is a hugely involved method using Cinema 4D, if you have any experience with that software, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0YzDTD9D80

That's your only option as it stands I'm afraid though.

we are talking about lateral G's I know. But with hills comes a change in velocity so the front/back of the train are always going to go through specific points in an element at significantly different speeds and hence different forces on the riders. 0.1G really isn't much of a difference so unless...

Simply not possible unless your coaster is basically flat with no hills/drops.

NightWindElf seems to have been conveniently absent from the thread since the announcement

EDIT: I kid, of course.

I believe he's thinking of hydraulic launches. Which Thunderbird is not.

Can't deal with Rob screaming "Weeeeeeeee!" for 2 minutes straight