Screenshot / Roller Coaster Hurricane

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  Comment System Offline

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  posted 6 years ago

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  G Force Offline

  Just to to keep working at it, try to fill in the gaps of supports around the loops and turning drops.  Maybe try rebuilding them when you get more comfortable.

  posted 6 years ago

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  Cocoa Offline

  i bet those supports took so long to do

  posted 6 years ago

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  inthemanual Offline

  Activate Windows yo

  posted 6 years ago

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  MrTycoonCoaster Offline

  Activate Windows yo

  hehe yes, need activate

  posted 6 years ago

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  MrTycoonCoaster Offline

  i bet those supports took so long to do

  Yes Cocoa, ufaaa long time working on these supports

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  MrTycoonCoaster Offline

  Just to to keep working at it, try to fill in the gaps of supports around the loops and turning drops.  Maybe try rebuilding them when you get more comfortable.

  ok G Force, thx

  posted 6 years ago

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  saxman1089 Offline

  Keep at it. B&M supports are difficult for many people. As G Force said, don't be afraid to rebuild things, it's how you improve! 

   

  The large size of the coaster begs for one of your large size structures as a station though!

  posted 6 years ago

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  MrTycoonCoaster Offline

  Keep at it. B&M supports are difficult for many people. As G Force said, don't be afraid to rebuild things, it's how you improve! 
   
  The large size of the coaster begs for one of your large size structures as a station though!

  haaa ok,

  posted 6 years ago

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  Sephiroth Offline

  I'll echo what others have said. Paitence is key. I've found for a large steel coaster it can take 20-30 hours (spread out across several build sessions) on average to do the supports. And sometimes it doesn't work out like you want it to, but that's how you learn.
  
  Another point of interest is how to blend supports style with the planned theme of the area, and how the ride will interact with its surroundings. Nothing makes aligning angled pieces and diagonal pieces more challenging than terrain variations and changing theming that pops up in the area.
  
  So yeah, don't be afraid to re-build. And don't be afraid to focus one build session on just one aspect, like lift hill supports, or how to make a turn around look nice, or get the vertical loop structure to be appealing. And experiment! Build supports for just a small area one way, then move to the next and try a different way and compare them. Then you can decide which you like better and don't have to rebuild the whole thing, just a small segment.
  
  Most importantly, have fun!

  posted 6 years ago

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  MrTycoonCoaster Offline

  I'll echo what others have said. Paitence is key. I've found for a large steel coaster it can take 20-30 hours (spread out across several build sessions) on average to do the supports. And sometimes it doesn't work out like you want it to, but that's how you learn.
  
  Another point of interest is how to blend supports style with the planned theme of the area, and how the ride will interact with its surroundings. Nothing makes aligning angled pieces and diagonal pieces more challenging than terrain variations and changing theming that pops up in the area.
  
  So yeah, don't be afraid to re-build. And don't be afraid to focus one build session on just one aspect, like lift hill supports, or how to make a turn around look nice, or get the vertical loop structure to be appealing. And experiment! Build supports for just a small area one way, then move to the next and try a different way and compare them. Then you can decide which you like better and don't have to rebuild the whole thing, just a small segment.
  
  Most importantly, have fun!

  thx I will try

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  Xeccah Offline

  Use KMSauto to get a genuine copy of windows. 

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  MrTycoonCoaster Offline

  Use KMSauto to get a genuine copy of windows.

  I followed your tip it worked THX

  posted 6 years ago

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  Faas Offline

  I've found for a large steel coaster it can take 20-30 hours (spread out across several build sessions) on average to do the supports.
  

  
  Haha what?! You meant minutes right?

  posted 6 years ago

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  MrTycoonCoaster Offline

  Haha what?! You meant minutes right?

  hehe I believe it can take 30 hours because my simple roller coaster spent + 8 hours
  (think - start - test - after something was not good - changes roller coaster - changes again - new tests - changes color - changes ground - again changes something)

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