While it's not technically possible and I think this is a long shot, I'm sure a flat-ride could be made, possibly based on the swinging inverter ship, that resembles a piece of track with a coaster on it, and the piece of track simply rotates to a 90 degree angle. Then hacking and invisible track can do the rest.
maybe said object could be a door, and the door opening animation is the track swing animation? The door would be placed over invisible junior coaster/car ride/etc. track while corkscrew track is placed to look like its on the corkscrew track and not the invisible track.
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Recurious Offline
This is freaking sweet man
F0ndue Offline
Moar info please.
Scoop Offline
too bad it isn't functional.
YoloSweggLord Offline
This can't actually be a real working tilt mechanism... but it looks very convincing.
nicman Offline
Looks really cool!, is this a full recreation of Gravity Max?
JimmyLaessig Offline
No its not working It just looks good! The coaster underneath is functional and besides the drop it has nothing in common with Gravity Max.
Austin55 Offline
DobieShep Offline
SICK
Jaguar Offline
While it's not technically possible and I think this is a long shot, I'm sure a flat-ride could be made, possibly based on the swinging inverter ship, that resembles a piece of track with a coaster on it, and the piece of track simply rotates to a 90 degree angle. Then hacking and invisible track can do the rest.
Recurious Offline
YoloSweggLord Offline
maybe said object could be a door, and the door opening animation is the track swing animation? The door would be placed over invisible junior coaster/car ride/etc. track while corkscrew track is placed to look like its on the corkscrew track and not the invisible track.
mintliqueur Offline
Speaking of Gravity Max, why didn't the tilt coaster become a thing? It just looks so cool... Too complex? Unreliable?