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If I was actually half decent at NL2 I would do it on there but I really cba learning how to make rides well

It really Is!

I wasn’t a huge fan of american eagle and found it very rough but if you enjoy it where would it be?

@@ILV_Coasters I may be a bit blinded by bias here as SFGAm is my home park and been going there for 20 years. AE was the roller coaster that got me to love roller coasters. The first few drops on it are just amazing. Yeah it’s rough but nothing too crazy. I do wish they still raced. My childhood nostalgia would then rank it top 5. But as it sits running red only (go blue side!!) I’d rank it probably somewhere around 14-17. I just want them to RMC Eagle and turn it into a racing rmc. Can be ibox or topper (topper would keep the American Eagle woody feel). SFGAm is an amazing park with really good rides, but no standout since shockwave was removed. An RMC dualing Eagle could really make the park have its standout. One can only wish!

Yeah I definitely think that if RMC Topper track it, it would be superb! Even if they just get GCI or Gravity Group to retract it it would do wonders for it as I can see the potential of it being a top 15 Intamin if they smooth it out as all the drops give good airtime!

I’m more of a fan of a diverse ride than rip your face off intensity so I prefer different things and after riding toutatis and Batman Gotham city this year I can safely say I prefer them to VelociCoaster

around 30-35ish but i need to get back to them as i havent ridden them in while

@poff. Yeah it may be but the rides i got last year on Krake when I visited were really surprising as I didnt really have high expectations compared to some on here!

Thank you! It did take quite a while to make but the effort was worth it!

So I’ve got a story about this, I was referring to the rcdb list and missed out Yukon striker as it was just the last one in alphabetical order but I’d rank it 3rd or 4th

So I’ve got a story about this, I was referring to the rcdb list and missed out Yukon striker as it was just the last one in alphabetical order but I’d rank it 3rd or 4th

@@ILV_Coasters lol thank you!

It Is Very Short lol! I based a huge chunk of this on Rita At Alton Towers Resort which i recently visited and got huge inspiration from! I'm Glad you like the theming as it too ages getting it the way I wanted It to look!

thank you again! I'm hopping right on PlanCo Right now to experiment!

Thank you for the sub!! And yes I do need to start smoothing out my coasters and next PlanCo video that will be the main thing I focus on!

@@ILV_Coasters You're welcome! That's cool! I can definitely help! Here's the method I use that will eliminate the issues that I'm seeing with your coasters: 1. Go to track editing mode and select the 3 pieces of track before the area you want to improve. 2. Click 'Smooth All' once. 3. Then move the selected track forward by one section, making sure to keep the three section configuration. 4. Click 'Smooth All' once. 5. Keep moving forward by one section and smoothing once until both ends of the selection are past the entire area you want to improve. 6. Go the other direction until you're back where you started. 7. Test ride it to check the results. 8. Repeat if necessary. This method works very well and greatly improves the ride quality of any track section you use it on. I hope this helps!

Yes Please! I Have a new video coming out very soon as well so if you would like to give any feedback on that it would be much appreciated (:

​@@ILV_CoastersEquilibrium? Sure! I'll check it out after I'm done here. As promised, here's the method I use. It’s a two stage process if you use it for cornering. The first stage is for reshaping your cornering into something more realistic and professional, as well as greatly decreasing lateral forces. Here are the steps: 1. Find the turn you want to edit, and use your track editing tool to select *the 'turning' parts of the turn* . 2. Use the Angle Adjusting Tool and *input a sharp angle into the turn* . Personally, I max out the banking angle here. It maximizes the effectiveness of the next step. 3. First, make sure you still have the same track sections selected. Next, while keeping your eyes focused on the track you have selected, *click 'Smooth All' repeatedly* . As you watch, you'll notice the banking angle begin to decrease as you continue clicking. Keep clicking and watching until the track is at a desirable angle. This will result in a smooth, but heavily banked turn. 4. Use the track editing tool and *put one endpoint of the selector in the middle of the turn, and the other endpoint on a flat piece of track outside and before the turn* . You can pinpoint the best place in the turn to put your endpoint by *selecting two sections of track and click-holding the angle adjustment button* . If you look closely at the button, it will reveal the current banking angle *at the center of the two pieces you have selected* . You can use this useful tip to search the turn for the point that offers the highest banking angle, which is usually the best place to complete this step. Put your endpoint at the banking angle you want to use in order to preserve that angle while doing the next step. 5. Watch the selected track *up close* and *click 'Smooth All' until you don't see any obvious movement* . What this ensures is that your track will bank as smoothly as it can from near 0 degrees to whatever angle the other end of the selector is at. As you become more experienced feel free to experiment because you can adjust the angle transition speed here depending on how far outside of a turn you place your endpoint (the shorter the selected track for this part, the quicker the angle transition). Just be careful, because the track will begin the heartline depending on how far outside of the turn you smooth from! 6. Move the endpoints of the track selector to the other side of the turn; *one endpoint on the opposite end of the banked track you just smoothed, the other endpoint on a piece of flat track outside and after the turn* . 7. Click 'Smooth All' repeatedly until there is no more obvious movement. You're done, but if you were to test ride it now, you'd still see some roughness and imperfections. From here, the next step is to follow a different process which I use for smoothing out all forms of cornering, but can also be used to smooth out custom inversions, element entries and exits, and improves the ride quality of your track under almost every circumstance. Here are the steps: 1. Go to track editing mode and select *the 3 pieces of track before the turn (or section you want to improve) starts* . 2. Click 'Smooth All' once. 3. Then *move the selected track forward by one section* , into the turn, *making sure to keep the three section configuration* . 4. Click 'Smooth All' once. 5. Keep moving forward by one section and smoothing once *until both ends of the selection are past the entire turn* . 6. Go the other direction until you're back where you started. 7. Test ride it to check the results. 8. Repeat if necessary. (Multiple passes will increase the smoothness.) Experiment with different variations of this method, because sometimes I've actually made improvements to the ride quality by using a forward, forward method or a forward, back, forward method. I hope this helps. You'll really be able to get creative with your angle transitioning once you gain some experience with these techniques! 😁

I also released a new video recently. Check it out when you have time and want to see what you can achieve with this technique!

1 Baron 1898 2 Valkyria 3 Krake 4 Oblivion

@@VillasByrnewhy Baron so high

@@PoffHistory Yup. But because of the overall experience. Thats what makes the ride so amazing for me!:)

totally agree, velocicoaster is extremely good!

Yeah I did think that too, thank you for the feedback!

Thank you for the advice, next build I will for sure!

@@ILV_Coasters subbed byw

Thank you! Really appreciate the support