ExCrafty

Short answer .... Yes.

Have you asked on the OpenRCT2 reddit ?

People keep asking you for screenshots to go with your files. This gives people an idea of what they may want to download.

I've found that yes, if the "sync" is checked a lone train doesn't leave the station. And as far as I remember it's always been that way. (I may be wrong, it wouldn't be the first time). With your scenario, I always uncheck it, then as soon as the first train starts to leave, I check it again and things go as they should. If I have say 8 trains and 2 stations, I leave sync off for 4 trains, then as the 4th is leaving I check it again, and they sync up as they should.

@jensj12, I'd forgotten about that. I suspect they do as well.

From experience, I suspect most time frames are roughly 4 to 4.5 minutes. But that's just a guess based on experience.

No, this forum isn't as active as it used to be. No doubt many have moved to places like Discord. I personaly don't use those types of platforms, so here is where I visit. I don't post much myself these days, as most of the people here are more into creating parks and aesthetics, where I'm more interested in the roller coasters themselves. It's taken me MANY years to get the hang of things that work and things that don't. Pure trial and error, and using the graphing feature to see where designs go into the red with excessive Gs. Obviously some coasters are fine with a degree of red Gs, unless it's lateral, then that appears to be the major thing that I find ruins the excitement rating of a ride. Welcome to potential frustration. And welcome from Australia.

Appreciated. I'd have just given it a like but apparently I've used up all my available reactions today .... There's a limit ?

Excellent idea. End of discussion .... please. If posts can't remain civil, then don't post.

This has always been what happens with pre-built rides with included scenery and paths. While the scenery often reduces to go with what's around, paths will either join or replace existing ones.

@RollerCoasterTyphoon, please try to use simple language in your posts. You tend to come across as overly educated, and "talking down" to people here. Often I personaly find your posts difficult to understand, due to your vocabulary. Your posts and oppinions are valid and welcomed but in a simpler language. I don't intend this as offensive, just as (hopefully) constructive criticism.

Very nice stats.

Look near where the "Show off your parks" topic is. Years ago now, I did a topic "Show off your rides" sort of thing. It got a few posts, but most are more interested in whole parks than just the rides and Roller Coasters.

So if I understand it right, from looking at videos, a zero-g stall is simply a half inline twist or barrel roll that stays inverted and then goes down like say the second half of a loop, or just a drop. Zero-G Stall.park

Click the link for the park under the picture and a window for your file manager will open. Navigate to where your .park files are in your OprnRCT2 folder. Click save. Done, you now have that park with the elements in it. ** Certain track pieces cannot be saved if you try to save a ride that includes them ** Zero-G rolls for one, there are several others.