I am having trouble getting the achievement for having a roller coaster that goes 200 mph+. I have tried almost everything including lowering the landscape so that I can make a roller coaster almost 400 Meters tall, that has a straight vertical drop downwards. It's max speed reaches about 182 mph but I would expect more for a roller coaster towering 1200+ feet tall dropping straight down. Does anyone have any tips or tricks that could help me achieve the amazing feat of having a roller coaster that tops 200!
How do I make a roller coaster that goes 200 MPH+
- Thread starter TheRightfulHeir
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I used the Giga coaster Invincible for this. I build the chain lift as high as it would go, and than build a slope as steep as it would go down. I also enabled auto-tunnel, so the slope down would be as long as possible. In the end my coaster reached 322 km/h (which is just over 200 mph), and it also had some other achievements (15 airtimes, 150 meter drop, 2500 meter in length). If you like I can upload it to the workshop for you and give you the link?
I think that would be a good idea. I'm sure there are others with the same problem that would benefit from your coaster. [up]
This is the link to the map containing the coaster: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=808114198
I made a few more tweaks to the caoster to make sure it reaches 200mph every time, it now hits 340+ kph (210+ mph).
Just as a warning: editing the coaster for me is extreme laggy, with fps drops down to 10 or less, and I have an i7 6700K @ 4.4Ghz and a GTX 1080. I think this is because the coaster hits so many limits. Testing the coaster, and even riding it in seat cam is fine.
I made a few more tweaks to the caoster to make sure it reaches 200mph every time, it now hits 340+ kph (210+ mph).
Just as a warning: editing the coaster for me is extreme laggy, with fps drops down to 10 or less, and I have an i7 6700K @ 4.4Ghz and a GTX 1080. I think this is because the coaster hits so many limits. Testing the coaster, and even riding it in seat cam is fine.
I just made a coaster that went from really high up to pretty far underground.