4 new rides

[GavG]

I just posted 4 new rides that I have been working on for almost 6 months now. I really like how they ride and the way they look and hope you will too. Please do not criticize me for uploading so many tracks, I just figured out how I can upload them, that is why i uploaded so many at the same time. no more youtube vids, only real, downloadable tracks from now on YAY!!! Below is a screenshot of each track. Tidal Forces, Timber Rattler, Twisted and Vertigo

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Congrats spacemountainfan. You have set the record for most tracks uploaded by a single person in 4 hours.

[GavG]

Well have a rate KrazyKoasterKid and make it worth his while [;)]

i'll rate one of them. maybe two haha


Edit: there, i rated two of them. someone else do their part!!! inspire this kid to become a better designer!

Thanks TMV for the rates, though I found them a bit harsh, I will take your comments into consideration on my next project. As far as the jerks and pumps, I hand build all my rides so I am not sure if that is part of the reason, but, when I rode them I did not find them very jerky or pumpy and the areas where the does occur were created on purpose. Tidal Forces was created to be a more family type ride. I am not sure why you feel it is forceless, but, it is what it is. I like to create rides that can just be "fun" without excessive forces and insane speeds.Also thanks to Gav for linking my rides to this thread.

Nothing you can say will really unjustify the rate i gave you or make me reconsider. i'm sorry if they came of harsh but they were completely honest. you're rides need alot of work man. i'm sorry if that hurts to hear... if you didn't spot those jerks perhaps you should look closer (even though they're insanely obvious), or spend more time comparing your jerky rides to some of the smoother ones on the exchange.

I hand built up till like 1 or 2 rides ago, I'm pretty sure they are quite smooth So that's no excuse. There's some simply techniques and guidelines to keeping your rides pump and jerk free while handbuilding. Just spent 4-5 years at it and you'll figure it out like I did

Yeah, once you gain more experience you'll be better able to see what's right and wrong, and that in turn will allow you to improve significantly. It's hard to improve when you can't see what you need to fix.