BEplayer Posted February 3 Share Posted February 3 Hey, I have a little question: How can I make a working Zero G Stall on my coaster. I would accept a little bit of glitching when the train go's through it. Thank you very very much!! Link to comment
Harry-Hopkinson Posted February 7 Share Posted February 7 (edited) I believe that some coasters allow for zero g stalls. For example the hybrid coaster... Edited February 7 by Harry-Hopkinson Link to comment
X7123M3-256 Posted February 7 Share Posted February 7 That's a zero G roll, not a zero G stall. I was once planning to add zero G stall pieces but it never happened. 1 1 Link to comment
ExCrafty Posted February 8 Share Posted February 8 (edited) 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 Edited February 8 by ExCrafty More information 1 Link to comment
X7123M3-256 Posted February 9 Share Posted February 9 (edited) 1 hour ago, ExCrafty said: 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 No, that is what is commonly called a dive drop. A zero G stall is similar to a zero G roll, but instead of continuous 360 degree rotation, there are two half rotations, such that the train is not rolling at the apex. The second rotation may then go the opposite direction to the first. A good example is the zero G stall on Zadra Zero G stalls were first introduced by RMC and are very common on their coasters, though a few other manufacturers now also use them. Edited February 9 by X7123M3-256 4 Link to comment
BEplayer Posted February 12 Author Share Posted February 12 (edited) I found this video today were somebody made Flash vertical velocity at six flags great adventure. Actually an amazing recreation, but I noticed that he was able to build a stall like element. It's not exatly a Zero G Stall, but similar. After I saw this I started thinking how this was done, and I thought it was done with the flying coaster. I tried it, but the ride just crashed. Can somebody help me? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ti5aI9CcjY&pp=ygUhZmxhc2ggdmVydGljYWwgdmVsb2NpdHkgb3BlbiByY3Qy Edited February 12 by BEplayer Link to comment
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