Screenshot / Arid Heights- High Noon

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  Comment System Offline

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  Version1 Offline

  The brakes on this make no sense at all.

  posted 8 years ago

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  SSSammy Offline

  Yeah, if you’re going for realism then brakes come before a drop, at a point where it would be safe for the train to stay there or obviously before a station. I you’re going for aesthetics then brakes everywhere are really ugly.
  
  Interesting use of the hedges in the architecture, and those Wild mouses look interesting too

  posted 8 years ago

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  savoytruffle98 Offline

  Those are boosters, actually, mainly because the train was taking the layout a little too slowly for my liking. I can get rid of them if they're that ugly, I didn't think it really mattered

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  SSSammy Offline

  i'd just recommend redrafting the coaster if the train is going too slowly. part of the process of building is building and rebuilding to refine your work

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  savoytruffle98 Offline

  Well, the layout still works fine without the boosters. I just kinda threw them in there because I had a few straight pieces and figured why not. I'll get rid of them

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  BlazingEmpireHD Offline

  Looking good, though, I second Sammy. If it needs boosters to make the rest of the layout, that's a problem. It also would be considered unrealistic. I would remake the layout to your liking, but in such a way that there are no needed 'helps' to push it all the way to the finish.

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