Unknown GG Woodie

I decided to build a huge Gravity Group woodie. Here are some pics:
http://www.nolimitsdevcenter.net/p3876

I'm trying to keep the G's within 4.0 - -1.2G, so it's forceull and still not to insane.
it's 60m high and it's top speed is 119kph.
The current elements are: prelift helix, lift hill, 7 air hills and 3 turnarounds.
So yeah, that's about it. If anyone is interested in helping me with the cartexture, please tell me.

Vid_w[8D]

What are the lats?

Very nice. Maybe it should be made like El Toro (because of the layout). It should unless it has no lats.

The lat's arent final yet, cuz I havent AHGed it yet.
How do you mean, like El Toro?

Verts need to be 4 or lower IMO. and the negatives below -1.2. Its not the actual raw forces that make their rides so intense, its the transitions in and out of those.

Ok, I'll keep that in mind. So far there's mostly floater air, and it doesn't go higher than -1.2G, but the positives need some fixing. Thenks.

I just realized, that I'm not able to lover the positive G's! Whatever I do, they always come to 4.3 or so.

Make the radius of the valleys bigger. [:P]

I tryed that, but when the G's come under 4, the hills become way too steep.
Does anyone know what the G's on real GG's are?

Not 4.3...

Why not?

I would reckon no more than 3.8ish.

Vid, woodies don't traditionally get too high of positive forces.

YES! I managed to get the G's down to the maximum of 3.9G. I remade half of the layout to do it. The only thing that troubles me is the 2nd turnaround, It goes like this: 3.7G - 4.2G (for a split of a sec) - 3.8G.
Is that still ok? Cuz i've increased the radius to the maximum I can.

@Jimmy: Thanks! I'll try to do that.

@Gerstlcrazy: lol, I always thought that woodies are more forcefull than steelies for some reasons.[:p] Although, Sierra does pull ove 4Gs.

why is it doing that just for a split second? is there a bump or non-smooth part of the track or is it really just pulling that many G's?

I really dont think their turns pull more than 3 to 3.5 as well. The bottoms of hills will hit up to 4 I would think but turns are a different story. Its more about lats than anything.

It's this turn: http://www.nolimitsdevcenter.net/i31202
The train comes to the bottom of the hill, and there's a quite quick transition into the helix. It pulls 4.2 at the very bottom of the helix, right after the quick transition.

seems like you need to melt the exit of that turn more into the upslope of the next hill. I would have that turn start turning up sooner into that hill and having the entrance of that hill be not as steep to start with.

I'm sorry I didn't quite get you. Could you explain that to me again?

How are you building? HSAK? FVDS? Hand?

Hand and some helixes with H:SAK. I wanted to make that turnaround with HSAK, but it came out way too high, even though I put in the height difference of 5m.

Yeah, the H:SAK is not usually pretty when it comes to height.

Just say I have a 0 degrees in and 45 degrees out. To make it more even, I just make it 22.5 degrees down and 22.5 degrees out. Then in the purg I just rotate it on the x-axis 22.5 degrees up. Then it should come out right. Hope this helps.

Update: http://www.nolimitsdevcenter.net/i31240
here you can see, how much track did I have to delete for the G's.

@EElover: Thanks! That works fine!

PS: The theme will be ancient Egypt. The coaster's going to be located in the middle of a desert and there,s going to be some pyramids and stuff like that. Comments are welcome!

...I don't get it.

[edit] Dude, I do NOT get it!

[edit] Why are we watching a Formule 1 POV??

LOL[lol] I'm sorry, I just clicked paste and didn't look a the link anymore! Anyway, it's fixed.

Looks great!

Thanks!