Here's a Megalite I made...it's not perfect but I would love to ride it!

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Dirty Tramp

Whoa. I'll be gentle.

The ride layout was pretty good. "A" for effort. But the transitions and bumps and high G-forces made it unenjoyable. There are a few spots of negative G's that are too intense, and there are some where the lateral G's are too much.

Why did you only support part of the ride? All the supports are prefab too. Try custom supports. This ride could really benefit from custom supports, especially the lift hill and second hill.

Why is the lift hill like that? Mega-lites use a normal cable lift. You could have used a fast chain. But you used a crazy LIM that launched to 50 mph and then slowed down at the top. Uncomfortable.

You should make the brakes at the end actual brakes. Using the transport device fails E-stop. Make the brakes, put the transport device (LIMs) on, and check the box to "hide brake device." That makes magnetic brakes act the same way as normal brakes. It can be unrealistic and stop the train entirely, or you can make it realistic and have it slow the train and not act as a block.

Try again. Try smoothing out parts of the ride, try your hand at custom supports. The layout's good. It just fell flat in other areas.

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Haha I forgot I left the lift hill launched like that, but Maverick uses LIM's, right? and I also forgot to fill in supports for the rest of the ride. I've never tried custom supports but I'll definitely give it a try on my next coaster, and originially the forces after the first few hills weren't that strong but as the ride progressed and I smoothed it out they actually got even stronger. I'm working on building another megalite-style coaster but this one will be launched like iSpeed.

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Dirty Tramp