This month's contest involves creating the best full circuit Intamin inverted coaster possible. The rules and track entering procedure is shown below, as well as some links to pictures of real Intamin Inverted roller coasters at the bottom.
Restrictions:
-Lateral G limit is between +1.5 and -1.5
-Vertical G limit is between +5 and -1.8.
-You may use either a launch or a lift hill, or a conbination of both.
-Must be full circuit
-You may move the starting point of the track
-3DS and other add-ons are allowed, they will be deleted before judging, so make sure the ride works without them. Terrain is allowed and will not be destroyed before judging.
-In game trees are allowed
-No recreations allowed
-Must be an original track
-Entry must be uploaded to Speedzone at
www.Thrillnetwork.com/speedzone on or before February 28th, 11:59 Eastern Time (United States)
-The G restrictions are not set in stone, it's just generally a good idea to follow them for realisms sake.
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Entering Your Track
1) Log into the site (from the main site at
http://www.thrillnetwork.com/ or SpeedZone, but not the forums)
2) Go to SpeedZone at
http://www.thrillnetwork.com/speedzone/
3) Select the file you wish to upload and any pictures in the "Upload/Manage Files" tool. Only the track file must be zipped. Also, be sure to include as detailed of a description as possible.
4) When uploading your ride, be sure to check the box that says "Check this box to submit for this month's NoLimits Contest".
5) When the above steps have been completed, click on the "Submit" button. Your file should upload and your track will be submitted for the month's contest.
6) If it fails, check your file sizes, whether or not they are correct extensions, or if you are behind a firewall that may not be properly configured. Those are all common reasons for upload failures.
The limit is one contest entry per month. First place winners become ineligible once they win a prize (2004 winners may participate, however).
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Judging Criteria:
- Building Technique such as G-forces, smoothness, blocking, supports, track shaping.
- How fun the ride is
- Original or unique ideas
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Tornado - Parque De Attraciones Photos Tornado - Särkänniemi Amusement Park Photos Volcano, The Blast Coaster - Paramount's Kings Dominion Photos
). this seems like it would be a fun type of track to make.
Aren't there any height restrictions? Anything from 50 ft to 400 ft is allowed? 
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