Wow this really shows how awesome this coaster is going to be. Thank you for making this video, especially with the on ride POV. This needs to be on planet coaster.
That’s dope... NL2 already has this prototype, planet coaster is slaking! I need to go back and figure out how to play no limits 2! Anyone know any good tutorials I should watch?
The seat rotation seems kinda rough. Like the programming doesnt allow for a near balanced setup. That might be why the inversions seem to harsh. The layout however is fire.
Never thought of one of these having a chain lift. But it made sense for the IRL prototype to just launch over what was there. In some environments maybe both could be used, if it's a terrain coaster. Or just straight out shoot into oblivion. Or a crawl to the insanity your about to face. Any could work. I hope when they get it fully developed they take what I've seen in this video to provoke my mind into further thought about it, into consideration.
The designers at S&S actually insisted on it having that kind of chain lift, since it would be such a surreal experience compared to launching. But yeah if(more like when) it gets popular there's bound to be one with both lift and chain, maybe a Secret Weapon?
it was actually designed to be built with a chain lift. one of the main reasons S&S used an air launch for the prototype was because they were restricted on height at their "factory" so they needed to use something that wasnt tall but got enough speed. I definitely think that both the launch and lift hills could be used.
I was attempting to build my own axis coaster but when I added the axis trains to my coaster, the seats would not have the swing effect like they are supposed too. What do you have to do in order to get the seats to work.
I would love to see the Big Bad Wolf come back as a custom layout S&S Axis coaster. th-cam.com/video/GWO7AYCRaxE/w-d-xo.html Using all the elements from this layout, and these two layouts. (Layout 1) th-cam.com/video/aU1eQLPcc8c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=kMKd--rwR7pv03kZ (Layout 2) th-cam.com/video/X1m3_h7F6-U/w-d-xo.html
Trent Wilson but the spins are controlled, they aren’t jerky like this. They spent time explaining to me how it works, and it’s all going to be very controlled and smooth based on the technology.
Trent Wilson I am going to be putting out another AXIS video going over the full layout of the first one they will be building, with all the element names soon.
Wow this really shows how awesome this coaster is going to be. Thank you for making this video, especially with the on ride POV. This needs to be on planet coaster.
That’s dope... NL2 already has this prototype, planet coaster is slaking! I need to go back and figure out how to play no limits 2!
Anyone know any good tutorials I should watch?
It's custom, it's not a offical NL2 train.
The Adrenaline Company ... oh word? How did you do that?
There's tuts for it somewhere, it seems OP made the trains themself.
The Adrenaline Company... ah gotcha, that’s dope!
Omgurkinnnss 😱 love love this concept!!!! I hope fiesta Texas builds this coaster type layout!!
The seat rotation seems kinda rough. Like the programming doesnt allow for a near balanced setup. That might be why the inversions seem to harsh. The layout however is fire.
Arrow Suspended Coaster plus 4D Coaster= This
It’s more like an Arrow 4D meets a inverted coaster. It is absolutely insane having ridden it, and it’s EXTREMELY smooth....
Never thought of one of these having a chain lift. But it made sense for the IRL prototype to just launch over what was there. In some environments maybe both could be used, if it's a terrain coaster. Or just straight out shoot into oblivion. Or a crawl to the insanity your about to face. Any could work. I hope when they get it fully developed they take what I've seen in this video to provoke my mind into further thought about it, into consideration.
The designers at S&S actually insisted on it having that kind of chain lift, since it would be such a surreal experience compared to launching. But yeah if(more like when) it gets popular there's bound to be one with both lift and chain, maybe a Secret Weapon?
it was actually designed to be built with a chain lift. one of the main reasons S&S used an air launch for the prototype was because they were restricted on height at their "factory" so they needed to use something that wasnt tall but got enough speed. I definitely think that both the launch and lift hills could be used.
I was attempting to build my own axis coaster but when I added the axis trains to my coaster, the seats would not have the swing effect like they are supposed too. What do you have to do in order to get the seats to work.
I could very well imagine a spiritual sequel to the Smiler in this coaster model
That first chainlift really reminds me of something along the line of abismo
Amazing work! How did you go about figuring out the rotation on the trains? I love NL and how it really is No Limits on what you an do in it.
There are some turns in it that look kinda to interrupt to me...
Nice recreation! Is it possible to add some damping without reducing the inversion?
I imagine its actually a second track that the trains are on, that shares the same heartline but with different banking, that is invisible.
I have to be very honest, I don’t think any park would accept something like that, because the turns look to intense.
Please tell me you uploaded this to download somwhere!!!!
How did up you make this?
That’s soooo good great America plzzz get this
we will rock you
I would love to see the Big Bad Wolf come back as a custom layout S&S Axis coaster.
th-cam.com/video/GWO7AYCRaxE/w-d-xo.html
Using all the elements from this layout, and these two layouts.
(Layout 1) th-cam.com/video/aU1eQLPcc8c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=kMKd--rwR7pv03kZ
(Layout 2) th-cam.com/video/X1m3_h7F6-U/w-d-xo.html
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I feel like this will cause brain damage
After riding the prototype, nah. It is extremely smooth.
@@JustShootLight the prototype doesn't have these kind of inversions at high speeds.
Trent Wilson but the spins are controlled, they aren’t jerky like this. They spent time explaining to me how it works, and it’s all going to be very controlled and smooth based on the technology.
Trent Wilson I am going to be putting out another AXIS video going over the full layout of the first one they will be building, with all the element names soon.
@@JustShootLight I'll be looking forward to it