tips for the loops; try angeling the the going up and going down part slightly in the direction you want but dont move the very top and it will be so much better
Bro how?! This is so accurate! I am a newbie coaster enthusiast and this currently is my favorite coaster! Good job! That rock demon thing is was super cool! But you need to add smoke there.
Tysm!!! Yea the rock face was pretty hard. There is actually smoke there if you look really hard it just kind of blended in with the rock unfortunately 🤣 (should have added a bit more)
I will say I have done my own. I will give some tips if you'd like! Basically what I did was make a coaster INSPIRED by The Demon. Here's some things I learned along the way (because I have another Arrow coaster but that was a collab)... 1. Make sure you know how big you are building your coaster. This helps a lot when you need to make inversions. When messing with the loops, I desperately tried to make ones that fit. After doing the first one, it took about 20 minutes to scale the other one to the proper size. 1a. If you are in a smaller, confined space, try being a bit creative! Mine was built in a ditch where I made a Vekoma SLC that dove through. In a turn of events, that got destroyed but I kept a lot of the remaining things like the queue and the station. I ended up missing the first tunnel after the second loop, so I put that in between the loops just so it would still be there. Unfortunately for the corkscrews there was only room for one, so I made an underpass and the rest is a custom layout. 2. Always make sure you know what terrain you have to work with. If you want to build underground a bit, try it! Once the layout is done, you can mess with the surroundings. Also add theming afterwards; but make space for anything else you might want to add. I hope I provided some decent tips, if you wanna get specific, leave a reply and I'll try my best to explain it better.
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tips for the loops; try angeling the the going up and going down part slightly in the direction you want but dont move the very top and it will be so much better
The demon might not live for much longer irl at my home park, but thank your for keeping it alive. My dad will love to see this 💪
Best recreation my boy you nailed that shit
Bro, I'm new and all ready loving the content. You're so underrated, you deserve so much for views and subscribers. Keep it up
so glad to hear that! see you in the next video!
Great and all but you need to make the ride. 20 times more shaky to be accurate
Bro how?! This is so accurate! I am a newbie coaster enthusiast and this currently is my favorite coaster! Good job! That rock demon thing is was super cool! But you need to add smoke there.
Tysm!!! Yea the rock face was pretty hard. There is actually smoke there if you look really hard it just kind of blended in with the rock unfortunately 🤣 (should have added a bit more)
@@coastercreativity1432 ohh.. I didn’t see that.. Still great job! Love the supports
This is so good
tysm 😄
yeey u finely posted it (:
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Wow
is it possible you could make a tutorial on this ride? ive tried but its trash
I will say I have done my own. I will give some tips if you'd like!
Basically what I did was make a coaster INSPIRED by The Demon. Here's some things I learned along the way (because I have another Arrow coaster but that was a collab)...
1. Make sure you know how big you are building your coaster. This helps a lot when you need to make inversions. When messing with the loops, I desperately tried to make ones that fit. After doing the first one, it took about 20 minutes to scale the other one to the proper size.
1a. If you are in a smaller, confined space, try being a bit creative! Mine was built in a ditch where I made a Vekoma SLC that dove through. In a turn of events, that got destroyed but I kept a lot of the remaining things like the queue and the station. I ended up missing the first tunnel after the second loop, so I put that in between the loops just so it would still be there. Unfortunately for the corkscrews there was only room for one, so I made an underpass and the rest is a custom layout.
2. Always make sure you know what terrain you have to work with. If you want to build underground a bit, try it! Once the layout is done, you can mess with the surroundings. Also add theming afterwards; but make space for anything else you might want to add.
I hope I provided some decent tips, if you wanna get specific, leave a reply and I'll try my best to explain it better.
@@wdgaminganddisneyhistory6024 thanks for the tips I will try to use them!
At least the smooth in the game but in IRL it’s worse
I made to