The Railocoaster

[trainboi1]

Blame Trainman7616 for demonstrating the initial concept here. I just couldn't resist:

To quote a certain Railworks user: "I have no idea how to breathe."
That is all.

 

[jcbeytien]

I don't blame ya, except for Trainman7616 with only a few shots on the hills that may look similar to what we looked today

 

[trainman7616]

Wait. What I do?

 

[matruck]

LMAO very well done Trainboi1 amazing work.
Cheers Mick.

 

[trainboi1]

Wait. What I do?

This is what happened after you noted that 1000-degree superelevation is possible. Originally it also included a loop-the-loop but I couldn't make that work.

 

[trainman7616]

This is what happened after you noted that 1000-degree superelevation is possible. Originally it also included a loop-the-loop but I couldn't make that work.

Oh. Lmfao.

 

[jordon412]

One of my other interests are roller coasters. What you created was what's called an 'inversion'. Inversions are where the roller coaster's train goes upside down. The inversion you made is called a 'zero-G roll'. There is another inversion that similar, called a 'barrel roll'. The 'zero-G roll' is intended to produce the feeling of weightlessness, or 0G's. 1G equals 1 times the force of gravity, which we are all currently experiencing. There is a significant difference between a zero-G roll and a barrel roll. In the barrel roll, the train rotates around the track. Meanwhile, in a zero-G roll, the track rotates around the train.

 

[NewYorkCentral]

Kinda like Thunder Mountain, pretty cool.

 

[blueodessey]

Choo Going 360's?

Ok, it went to your head, now your just down right playing naughty with the Choo, Choo,,,,,,,LOL

That's an amazing shot, but I would need a drink before taking a ride on that RailOCoaster............:hehe:

 

[trainboi1]

One of my other interests are roller coasters. What you created was what's called an 'inversion'. Inversions are where the roller coaster's train goes upside down. The inversion you made is called a 'zero-G roll'. There is another inversion that similar, called a 'barrel roll'. The 'zero-G roll' is intended to produce the feeling of weightlessness, or 0G's. 1G equals 1 times the force of gravity, which we are all currently experiencing. There is a significant difference between a zero-G roll and a barrel roll. In the barrel roll, the train rotates around the track. Meanwhile, in a zero-G roll, the track rotates around the train.

This would be a barrel roll then, as the train is indeed rotating around the track, which in reality is very flat and simply goes around a moderate corner to toggle the superelevation.

 

[jmariocgii]

Put this on the download station I wanna drive all kinds of stuff on it

 

[jmariocgii]

Also How Do I physics

 

[Trainz_12_fan_100]

Put this on the download station I wanna drive all kinds of stuff on it

Watch your wording

 

[daylightrain]

This one's my favorite. Reminds me of a game like Train Fever or Sid Meyer's Railroads! to say the least. The way the engines seem to "bend" gives it a pretty unique and interesting look to it.