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You can change friction in your game settings. But for now I think not for 1 single coaster unfortunately.

@@owenjholt1246 it is a trim

@@tibtib6550 to display yeah, to design only some small manufacturers

@@Fredcoasters what do real manufacturers use? How do they stimulate and whatnot? I assumed nl2 unironically 😂

@@nimexwolf they use there own software

@@kadabrium yeah

@@GeometryLemmy thanks!

@@Hangtime_haydn idk tbh, I feel like smoothness is still nl2 but lighting defo planco

Now that the coaster builder is so strong and fairly easy to use in PC2, the ease of creating an environment and theming in PC2 sets it higher in my opinion. To do so in NL2 requires importing 3D models from other design software like Blender or SketchUp, and that means learning an entirely different program and troubleshooting issues with textures and scale between the programs. In NL2 you also have the odd step of building in a wire frame view and then "freezing" the coaster into its rendered state, which then cannot be manipulated. This can make fine-tuning your shaping difficult because you're not seeing the track or supports as they will appear in the final simulation while you're editing. When it comes to the physics of PC2, it is no different to design within or outside realistic forces in either program, and both require a degree of honing your skills with the software to create similarly pacing or shaped rides like this. Now that you can attach scenery to rides in PC2, the ability to make an attraction more visually unique to your design is also an improvement over NL2.

@@officialCHRISA I’ll see if I can do that later tonight

@Fredcoasters Big Thank you 😊 🙏

@@ElmoPlayss are you aware that a comparison is comparing two different things?

​@@FredcoastersYes but they aren't different right? The coaster is made in FVD++, so not in either NL2 or PC2 so that's why I'm confused. Your comapring the exact same thing that wasn't made in either games

@@ElmoPlayss it’s just nl2 smoothness compared to planet coaster, the smoothing methods and which one is better aswell as how they run

There is no importing designs into PlanCo 2 from FVD. What you're saying didn't happen.

literally banked at 95 degrees

It does bank enough

@@bizarrealtispinax2747 yeah it does look really nice especially the lighting

its not

@@Patexer Alrighty 🤜🏼🤛🏼

I didn’t really have any issue with it at first but I just had to do some tweaking with the yaw to get it correct 👍

@ ahh thanks!! 👍👍

What’s that?

@@MeesRoon on here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/1tU__tnY-bU29ONu3tFkAdzeIT8zl99TJY6Q_dW4jDZ0/htmlview#gid=0, it is the new gen intamin trains by coaster pete

It was zoomed in

Thanks, looking back I’m thinking the same thing 😂

@@theharync6113 😭

@@Project_NoLimits they’re on the nl2 spreadsheet

@@Fredcoasters thanks

@@Project_NoLimits I think the ones were from code master but I’m not entirely sure

@@Project_NoLimits thank you so much 🙏

@@Project_NoLimits thanks bro 🙏

@@jackcoasters code Master has a tutorial for it on UA-cam

@@rollercoasterfan7282 thank you 🙏

@@Cookingcraycray thanks!

@@Hangtime_haydn thank you 🙏

@@calvinpetty343 thanks 😊

@@jackcoasters thanks 🙏

@@k0walsk thanks 🙏

@@Emile.1855 thanks

@@TwobyRB storm?

@@Hogwarts_Fan7 imo bcge is better idk why but it just looks better and most of the trains of Voltron’s have rattle

eu china e voces

@@calvinpetty343 no when I made the name it was just random but I see what you mean laugh 😂

It was some voice from eleven labs

@@Intamindator_305 thx

@@calvinpetty343 yeah it is a Mack Stryker, thanks 🙏