Not Sure How I'm Going To Support This...

Yes, that is a 150ft tall, 62mph, 3500ft long ride in a 100m x 55m area. Actually rides really good too.

Sh*t...XD

Uhm good luck with that one chap! [:D]

divide by zero

[Coasterkidmwm]

Looks easy.

Wuss

[Coasterkidmwm]

Yeah I don't see what is so difficult about that.

And I hate your shaping with a passion.

[TheArchitect]

^agreed. Build a new ride and this time think about supporting while you're building it.

Anyone with any supports skill would easily be able to do this...

But real talk, anyone could be a ride that size in that area with ludicrous shaping and a retarded layout.

Your rides used to be good man...not sure what has happened the last like 3 years.

Yeah I don't see the huge problem with supporting that. Just gotta get a bit creative in some places but as a whole I don't think it would be that bad.

[gouldy]

I think you should think about making the ride good before you think about supporting it. Even so, I don't see much a of a problem with supporting this, there are only a couple of spots where you're gonna have to think of something clever.

But in future; plan your support structure as you're building the ride to ensure that you can support the ride realistically and also to help you plan the elements in such a way that you should get good support interaction, rather than the supports just being an afterthought.

It was a love joke, jeez, forgot what a pointless circlejerk this place is.

[Oscar]

You're not known to the the "joking" type...

[gouldy]

nice work guys, see you all in another 6 months when he returns again.

Originally posted by gouldy

[lol] nice work guys, see you all in another 6 months when he returns again.

Don't be discouraged by what some of these people are telling you! I think this is a unique ride, and you should carry it out all the way! My suggestion is to start from the top and work your way down. Start with the really tall areas and get creative with you squares and triangles as you progress lower. It's ok for track to share the same support. Just remember that!

It looks like every other ride you've made with Newton, so support it the way you did those.

Originally posted by rcking04

Don't be discouraged by what some of these people are telling you! I think this is a unique ride, and you should carry it out all the way! My suggestion is to start from the top and work your way down. Start with the really tall areas and get creative with you squares and triangles as you progress lower. It's ok for track to share the same support. Just remember that!

srs