Aerobat | B&M Invert | No Limits 2 FVD++

Aerobat is a medium scale new-gen B&M Invert with a layout initially inspired by Monster at Grona Lund, before moving into some slightly more unique elements, however most elements have been tried before on a B&M Invert. Whilst the forces aren't super strong on most elements, the first half of the coaster pulls good forces, averaging at around 4.0g, with the most intense moment being the pull up into the Immelman (which inverts, it banks to 140 degrees). The airtime is all floater airtime, and the 0g roll has a sustained float with weak hangtime at -0.1g in the front and back rows.
Height: 126 Feet.
Length: 2313 Feet.
Speed: 53 MPH.
Cinematic Shots: 0:00
Front Row POV: 1:01
Back Row POV: 2:03
This coaster is not meant to be anything special, and some of the shaping is not 100%, such as the 0g roll. Regardless, I hope you enjoy this coaster's layout, even if it is not super intense or mind blowing.
This coaster is available on the Steam Workshop, which you can access through this link: steamcommunity.com/sharedfile...
There is an additional Night Time POV for this coaster, if you want to check it out, here is the link: • Aerobat | Night POV | ...
Once again, I tried to add more detail to this coaster than I have done in the past. Some of those details are a completely custom Catwalk for the Lift Hill and Transfer Table, as well as once again using the Lift Motor by ‪@WolfRaging95‬, which you can use through this link: steamcommunity.com/sharedfile...
Also, the pathways are an additional mod, if you want to use these here is the link: www.google.com/url?q=...
Overall, I personally really enjoyed building this coaster, and the pathways and queue around it, even though they may not be the best! I hope that you can enjoy it as well!

[@singlerailindustries1763]

Looks Like You Went With The New Gen Invert With The Floaty Inversions Instead Of The Snappy Ones , Good Choice :)

[@owen24165]

This ride is the definition of quality over quantity, also the drop in back row seems whippy, how many lats does it pull?

[@NL2.JC023]

Thanks, I'm not sure, but I'll edit this later when I've had a chance to check!
Edit: It pulls -0.7g in the back left

[@dee11572]

Looks good! How did you make the drop in FVD? I can't for the life of me make it look right 😂

[@NL2.JC023]

Thanks! For the drop, just slightly drop the vertical force, maybe to about 0.5-0.7, and add roll from pretty much instantly (try 90 degrees per second), maybe with a slight gap beforehand of 3 tenths of a second. Then design your valley, and you should have a drop! I hope I could help!

[@dee11572]

@@NL2.JC023 I appreciate the reply. That helps a lot!