r/NoLimitsCoaster • u/Artistic_Flight7408 • 20d ago

First coaster

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First coaster i made in the demo Makes me want to get the full game for sure

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u/UW_Ebay 20d ago

Looks good nice job!

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u/Artistic_Flight7408 19d ago

Thank you!!! 🤙

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u/lapassion408 20d ago

For a first coaster that’s nice man

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u/Artistic_Flight7408 19d ago

Thank you made another one last night thats almost cooler i think im gonna have to get the game

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u/Just-Solid310 19d ago

Leuk baantje, vooral het einde met die bunny hil en zero g roll op het einde vind ik luek

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u/Artistic_Flight7408 19d ago

Dank je wel!!!!

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u/Professor_Media 19d ago

Not bad, certainly better than my first. A few things I recommend in the future that have been useful to me is beginning the coaster with a transfer table, which makes it easier to have the station and brake run be completely straight. It also allows you do store multiple ride vehicles when you're still building the coaster. I will say I'm glad you started smaller than most, the biggest mistake I see people make when they first start out is building the biggest thing they can think of, start small and simple and learn how to plan a layout, then go from there. As for supports, this is my opinion but there's really no good reason to use B&M supports on coasters that aren't B&M. And typically you don't need more than one support per piece of track section. I see what you were trying to do but its way too much for something like this. One last thing is especially if you're building a coaster that is supposed to be after 1990 is heartlineing, make sure you set the rotation to heartline around the track otherwise the rotation of curves won't work just right. But for a smaller older steel coaster like this, its not too big a deal. Overall nice work on a first time, just a few thing I recommend you think about in the future.