Screenshot / Need help with layout....

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  G Force Offline

  Usually old Arrow coasters have some sort of turn or hill between loops and corkscrews.  Look at some layouts of real coasters to see how they transition between inversions, I dont think there is one coaster to ever go right from a loop to a corkscrews.

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  Jappy Offline

  It's based on the Vekoma mk-1200 whirlwind layout with an added looping and train, so not an arrow actually. Will look at real life coasters though, thanks for the advice.

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  Poke Offline

  Even if it's accurate, I don't think it's aesthetically pleasing.

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  Mattk48 Offline

  I kinda like it. Its not realistic but if your not going for that than who cares. I may be a monority though

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  Jappy Offline

  New layout confirmed... Now comes the annoying part: custom supports

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  Liampie Online

  I think it might be better to avoid the steep drop into the corkscrews. And the flat 180 turns on both sides of the coaster are a bit boring, add at least one sloped turn. Preferably into the corkscrew! Makes it much smoother.

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  Jappy Offline

  Thanks, Liam! I think I got it now. This is the one!

  

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  Liampie Online

  Much better already! A straight track piece between the first drop and the looping, as well as one between before and after each cork would make it even better. My final suggestions.

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