How do you ride your rides in the NL demo?

Hey!

Right now im making a wooden coaster on the NL demo and i dont now how to ride my coaster because if i hit simulation which is where its all like 3d and stuff it says it not avalible in the demo. Any help please my ride looks awsome and id love to see how it feels !

As far as I know, you can't. At least thats what it was like when I bought the game 2 years ago. You can only view it in the editor. I'm not ever sure if you could save it.

well its changed i think because you can save it now any way i think u can because ive done it like 2 years ago when i downloaded the demo i forget how though someone HELP!

Go to the 3D view, then click the button that looks like a peice of track that is next to the simulator button, and click on the traffic light. I'm pretty sure this is the only way to ride tracks in the demo and that you cant ride anything in the simulator.

ok i'll try that hope it works

edit: oh darn it didnt work[:(]

Look, it's a DEMO. You're not SUPPOSED to be able to do much with it.

ok got it because my woodie is really awsome it "looks" smooth

[Brtnboarder495]

Uh-huh, upload it here, then we can talk I reccomend buying the software before you build a track in it, especially since you can't design, save and upload a track using the demo... It's well worth it's cheap price, hell I would pay 100$ for it

[coolbeans326]

hell I would pay 100$ for it

hell, I wouldn't.[;)]

hahaha i'll pay 30 (cause thats how much it is) ANd i might acctully get it today or soaked i dont know which one?

NL definately, Soaked isn't worth it. NL is one of the most powerful coaster designers and it's cheap. The RCT series will have you spending much more by running around buying all the expansion packs.

Is building a ride in NL as easy as in RCT?

NL is many times harder and more tedious than in RCT3, but is the same many times more realistic and flexible.

Many times more rewarding.

Demo = Trial version ... get it? No? Then buy the real thing.

Building in NL is an art of self-enjoyment. IMO, once you get the satisfaction of actually designing for yourself and not giving a whip about what anyone else thinks, it becomes FAR more rewarding.

Amen ^