drop height
U can use type sepperator distance (the track length between them is the drop height, starting at the top of the lifthill of element and the lowest point of the drop or element)
That wouldn't be the drop height though, that would just be the length of the track during the drop, which would be a bit longer. Maybe just bring out a calculator and do a little approximation of the heights of the track.
When you're in the editor, go into side-view (front, back, left or right). In the bottom left corner you'll see the position of your cursor. Y is the height, place the cursor on the top of the drop, and on the bottom, the difference in height should be the drop height, right?
Tim posted on July 31st, 2020
When you're in the editor, go into side-view (front, back, left or right). In the bottom left corner you'll see the position of your cursor. Y is the height, place the cursor on the top of the drop, and on the bottom, the difference in height should be the drop height, right?
Yes Tim thats a very correct way. But don't forget to turn off Scenery otherwise u might not see it.
i´ve always measured it with a support beam.
place one free node at the top, one at the bottom, connect them with a beam and click on it. in the left bottom corner there should be the length of it
so is there a way to be able to see the drop height or something cuz u can see the regular height but not the drop height