GravityFlyersInc
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NoLimits 2 - General Thread (News, Tips, Q&A)
Here is a link to the file https://drive.google.com/open?id=1vejFuac_jDA0SUr7jK_BmuvYNZkPYkI7 I sent it to one of my friends but he didn't have an issue freezing the park. but whenever I do it gets stuck on the creating...
NoLimits 2 - General Thread (News, Tips, Q&A)
Hey I've been having an issue when it comes to freezing roller coasters in the editor, it basically gets stuck on the creating tracks part of the freezing process over the last 2 days. It has never done this before for m...
GravityFlyersInc - Orion
Orion is a custom designed steel coaster made by GravityFlyersInc. Statistics: Height - 230ft Length - 5330ft Max Speed - 75mph G-forces - +4.0 to -1g Inversions - 7 Elements: 230ft 85 degree first drop Ejector Speed hil...
The "What Did You Just Do In NoLimits" Thread
Lol I don't have much time to do wooden roller coasters anymore. But yes I'm planning to do scenery for this!
The "What Did You Just Do In NoLimits" Thread
GravityFlyersInc Presents Orion a custom Steel roller coaster. It is 230ft tall, 5400ft long, 75mph, and has 7 inversions packed into it's layout!
GravityFlyersInc - Rocky Mountaineer
The track that GFI's use is more like the Intamin Plug N' Plays where they are made out of thin pieces of wood glued together to make the track with thin pieces of steel on the top, side, and bottom of the track, instead...
GravityFlyersInc - Rocky Mountaineer
GravityFlyersInc presents Rocky Mountaineer! Rocky Mountaineer is a custom Gravity Flyers Inc. wooden roller coaster that takes you on a wild ride that is completely terrain based. Standing at 100ft tall this ride takes...
2019
If it does turn out to be this S&S coaster, anyone want to take a guess at how many times they will need to redo the track? xD
The "What Did You Just Do In NoLimits" Thread
I actually got inspiration for the name from the Rocky Mountaineer train that goes through the Rocky Mountains in British Columbia