Steve-o's in a pickle!

you see, i'm havin' some real trouble with AHG because i have been trying to do a loop for many hours but no matter how hard i try with all the negative Gs and whatnot it just continues to to roll the top of the loop so that i don't get an inversion, it's really annoying me, some helping pleases?

are you saying its stalling in the loop?well if it is you need to delete some of the track and get more speed somewhere in the track so the speeed will carry on to the loop[launch].

^No, it's not stalling on the loop, where in the hell did you get that from?

You need more segments in the loop. And you CAN NOT ever use Rel-Roll.

Edit: Oh, and make the individual track color black, if you haven't already...

well it's not stalling, like tiepilot said where did you get that? I'm not using relative roll but i did read on jimmy yoshi's tutorial that it's like a normal roll with the green and the red and the whole black in middle thing but i think it said that you shouldn't put the green at the end, you should just stop the black. or should i just put black all the way around the top while leaving it unbanked? open to anything that could work here

edit: ol' steve fixed it! i made the top black and it worked fine, thanks for the help guys!

why dont you guys qiuet saying rude,and smart remarks.if u saw i asked him if he ment the train stalled ,i did not say it was a stall.so if u guys think your big rocket scientist,why dont you look back on my reply,and youll see,i said did you mean it stalled.[:(!]

If it's a vertical loop, you do not have to bank or paint black anything. If the speed is high enough and the loop is small enough, AHG will turn it into an inversion without having to do anything extra..

There shouldn't be negative Gs on the loop...
But if they are, just increase the speed value in the AHG...

it's sorted now anyway, and I'm sure there are many other ways i could have fixed it but this was just one of them and it worked, thanks for the help. coasterboy I'm sorry it's just i never said anything about stalling