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Tropical Cyclone
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Dec 7, 2014 @ 6:54am
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Tropical Cyclone

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A Chance rides hyper coaster (not a hyperlite, an actual hyper) located on a tropical island. I was originally going to use custom trains, but I eventually decided they weren't user-friendly enough, and my own 3D skills might clash with the overly realistic look of everything else, (plus being harder to obtain G-force readings) so I decided the wooden Morgan trains with custom friction tweaks would look close enough. It is inspired by Lightning Run but roughly twice as big.
The skybox is not mine. It was downloaded from a site hosting them for free.
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Toasty Aldecaldo Jun 5, 2015 @ 9:02pm 
I loved the setting and the colors. Also liked the track layout. Felt very original. Good job! :]
Soko  [author] Dec 8, 2014 @ 9:08am 
Seriously tho, if no one's ever gonna suggest anything beyond the overly broad "look at pictures of X" which I did, then how can I improve? It's just gonna result in a groundhog day loop of sorts. Sometimes the track is configured in a way that may make copying a real thing impossible.
Thanks for the comment tho.
ggddffhh Dec 8, 2014 @ 8:04am 
I thought that generally the track work was good, but the second half was much better than the first. I thought that the supports let the ride down. Maybe use pictures of Lighting Run for inspiration. Finally, I think the pacing was too quick for a chance hyper coaster, because if you see Lighting Run, it is usually quite slow-medium in speed. I do like the idea though, and the bridge was really nice.