2 new No Limits coasters.

I have uploaded 2 more coasters to Youtube. 1 coaster is a GCI/Harry G Traver creation. The other coaster is an Intamin looping coaster. Both are 100% hand-built and contain a rocking background track. As always I am looking for any helpful tips. I really like using No Limits and want to improve my skills. I am NOT interested in comments about supporting or lack there of. My main focus at this juncture is track shaping and styling. if you like what I have so far please subscribe to my channel. I will not be uploading tracks to the exchange anytime soon. If you would like to ride the tracks yourself send me a PM with your e-mail address and I will send you the files.

Why don't you just upload them onto the exchange rather than just posting videos?

Because for some reason when I try to upload them I cannot find the tracks in my NL folders.

Why don't you finish the other 3 before starting 2 more?

And when you go into your No Limits folder if you have like windows vista or windows 7 you have to click compatability files and then go to tracks to find it then you have to move it to a different folder.

Mainly because I don't know how to fix some of the elements on the other coasters and posted them specifically looking for help and the only response I got was "those supports are horrible and the shaping is bad." how is that constructive? Plus, I like to build tracks until I run out of ideas then go back and support each ride. Everybody has their own method and that is my method.

This is the current file path: I tried moving the file to a different folder but for some reason it is still not showing up when I try to upload the track to the exchange.....

C:\Users\musicaman\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\NoLimits Coasters v1.7\tracks\GCI.nltrack

Any suggestions on what I can do, besides upgrading from Vista to Windows 7?

click "compatibility files" when you're in the "tracks" folder.

That option is not available when I am trying to find files through the upload feature on the exchange.

^You have to manually browse through Windows Explorer.

Open the file location in Windows Explorer by going to where it should be, pressing "Comp Files", highlighting everything, right-clicking and cutting, pressing BACK, then pasting into the normal folder (and if Windows asks, merge and/or replace any copies of files/folders).

Basically, if you do the above step-by-step, you'll have moved all your Comp Files to your "real" folder. Then you can find it in the Upload Browser.