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Migration of the Reddit community /r/RCT. Focused on the classic roller coaster sim games, RCT1, RCT2, RCT3, RCTC and the open-source OpenRCT2.

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I haven't figured out an equivalent to the /r/RCT wiki yet, but at some point the plan is to work on porting that too.

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A strata coaster I made (i.imgur.com)

submitted 1 year ago by x7123m3_256 to c/rct

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Built to check that you can build a strata coaster that is rideable. It turns out, no larger pieces are strictly needed and peeps will ride this without cheats ... which is actually quite silly.

According to my calculations, this thing would pull 36G if the G forces were calculated accurately, but the game says the positive G force is 6G. This is convenient, because it means you can build a strata coaster with existing pieces, but it's also bad, because if those extra large slope pieces were added, they could result in implausibly low G forces. The game's G force calculation is very broken.

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[–] x7123m3_256 2 points 1 year ago

It's very similar, but a bit smaller (and different colour obviously)