milowo

You seem to have gotten the idea of an authentic RMC down, but didn't quite hit the mark. Frequent inversions and airtime hills are certainly an RMC trait, but yours seems to be a bit on the janky side, with odd bits of dead track in the middle of the inversions. My tip would be to study the style of their inversions closer, and practice creating them before you interpret them into a complete build.

This seems to be your first ever try at a coaster simulation, and for that, I applaud you! You've done very well for someone who's just learned the program. Don't mind other's unnecessarily harsh criticisms, keep practicing and one day you'll make something great!

I like it! The speed seems a change bit too aggressively; right after the initial drop, the train accelerates quickly, but almost immediately after it hits that banked turn it slows down to a very leisurely pace to say the least. Afterwards, the various airtime hills pick up the pace again, but it slows back into another turn beneath the (I think it was the lift hill?)

If it didn't slow so abruptly or so much on those turns, this would make for a solid coaster! The scenery is beautiful, and I would certainly enjoy a ride on this IRL!

The theming to this is super creative! Spot on with the Coney Island / goofy fairground aesthetic, the decorative details it's got really add to that :)