New Project, really need some tester/opinions!

So this is hopefully going to be my second upload using Newton 2. I really like Newton 2 because it has really gotten my off the grid, a problem I've always had. I can be a lot more creative with it as well. Anyways, here's a couple pictures. If you want to see more, just let me know if you want to be a tester! I could really use some opinions!!!

looks sweet.

Thanks man!

ill test for you. and give you suggestions after in a PM

Alright awesome! That would be very helpful! Do you happen to use aim?

It looks way too drawn out for an X car type ride.

Originally posted by ArapahoeGOALIE07

It looks way too drawn out for an X car type ride.

Holleywood Rip Ride Rocket is pretty drawn out imo

Yeah, I know it's drawn out, but like A7X said, Hollywood Rip Ride Rocket is pretty drawn out. And X-cars are still on the newer side, I don't think they really have a set length. No coaster company has a set length. So you know what, I'm making a longer X-car Coaster, lol.

i'll test for you, obviously. nice colors man.


what are the G's on that loop? it looks huge for the amount of speed lost at that point of the ride. Isn't this thing only going like 68 mph tops?

Originally posted by jensen-nator

Alright awesome! That would be very helpful! Do you happen to use aim?

nope. just email me the track. ill PM you my email.

Awesome, track was sent thatoneband.

I'm still up for sending the track to anyone who would like to see it???

The coaster looks great. I remeber when i was a kid, i would always tell my parents that i was gonna get on the 'big' rides, but when i actually showed up,(still didnt grasp the concept of roller coasters wont kill me) at the ride entrance, i would always back out. This coaster seems like one of those rides that i would just barley make it through. Haha, sorry for the life story.

I like the turn-around before the loop. The transition between the high-speed turn to the over-banked turn seems like it has a streamline to it. I also like how you play with the elevation progression after the mcbr. The slight tilt to the loop seems like it would give the inversion an unexpected intimidation in the early stages of the pull-up. Cant wait to see it completed.