Is there any way I can go past the coaster height limit?

[Nuclear]

The title says it all

[unca.alby]

Find out how deep a hole you can dig and start from there.

Y 4 do U need 2 know?

[Nuclear]

Originally posted by unca.alby:

Find out how deep a hole you can dig and start from there.

Y 4 do U need 2 know?

Because I want to make a really high coaster, mainly euthanasia coaster

[KickAir8P]

The game will detect potentially lethal conditions (usually high-Gs) during testing, and the guest brain knows the testing results, so most guests will refuse to ride a coaster that's too dangerous. That having been said, the game (Windows version, I don't know about Mac or consoles) has two physical restrictions on coaster height, one on the coaster (different depending on what type it is) and one on the park.

In the Scenario Editor open Edit Scenario (the pencil & ruler graphic near the upper right corner) > Park tab > Edit park dimension and guest spawn points button > in the Adjust Park Boundary panel increase the Height to its max (625 meters, if you put in anything higher it'll default to that).

In Options (the gear graphic in the upper right corner) > Settings button > Game tab > scroll down to the Local Park Settings, one of them is Disable Track limits, make sure it's checked. Up in Global Settings there are four types of Collision you can disable, check all of them.

After that, starting as deep as you can, you can build a coaster pretty much 625 meters high. Have fun!

[MrHappy]

Yes KickAir said, the guests aren't silly. It is possible that you build this super tall coaster and everybody is too scared of it. The trick will be in your vertical G's.... You're really going to have to have some very very very very long transitions from vertical to horizontal (when the train is moving downwards not upwards).

[Nuclear]

Originally posted by MrHappy:

Yes KickAir said, the guests aren't silly. It is possible that you build this super tall coaster and everybody is too scared of it. The trick will be in your vertical G's.... You're really going to have to have some very very very very long transitions from vertical to horizontal (when the train is moving downwards not upwards).

I really just want to make a tall coaster for fun not to have people ride it

[KickAir8P]

Originally posted by ToxicWaffleBuds:

I really just want to make a tall coaster for fun not to have people ride it

Then what we've told you so far should work -- expand your park height to the max, turn off all limits.

[MrHappy]

Originally posted by ToxicWaffleBuds:

I really just want to make a tall coaster for fun not to have people ride it

Go for it, as a technical experiment I guess it's going to be a lot of fun. Take a look on Youtube at Tommy T. he's probably most well known in the community for tall and fast mind-bending coaster creations rather than realistic ones..