Select the section in between, and click on Type setting. Trust me.Ĩ) Use type seperators to mark the start end end of your station. Now you have a straight, even track for your station.ħ) Add roll points at the front and back of the track you just made. You can also choose 'stict' in the properties to stop them from bending.Ħ) Double-click on them, and set the 'y' value to your desired station height (say 3m). You can select them and choose 'straighten' up top.

It's easier to line it up with the grid lines, but wherever you wantĥ) From the top view, lay down a few vertex, in a straight line. This made things WAY easier for me.Ĥ) Decide where you want you station to be. It's very intuitive, but I suggest you turn the max height way down! (50m worked well for me)ģ) (Optional) Turn on grid snap, and set it to 0.5m (in preferences). Might not be the best way (still learning), but the resulting coaster is pretty cool :)Ģ) If you don't want a flat terrain, use the terrain designer. So I've built one full coaster so far, and this is how I did it. But as someone who just started myself (got the game Friday), I can see where your question stems from - you just wanna get started!! :SuperSonic:Īs stated above, watch some tutorial videos.

Just a list of orders like from step 1 to step 2. Originally posted by cornholio161:Need help to know how to make a coaster without making mistakes.

No limits 2 make spinning coaster