 | Try to bank many turns to avoid lateral G's. Wider turns cause less laterals than tight
turn also. If not possible, try and slow the train down |
| When a train speeds through a loop, extreme positive G's occur. Slowing down the train
will reduce extreme positive G's |
| It is best to keep laterals less than 2, and the same with negative. Positives can go up
to about 5 |
| Don't try and make a train speed through a corkscrew, cobra roll, batwing, or other
element with the corkscrew track. This will cause extreme laterals. Add trim brakes if
necessary |
| Use the graphs to find out where the G's are the most extreme. Try and find out where
the high G's are and modify the track to avoid the forces. |
| Keep the intensity of a ride below 10 (or the peeps won't ride it!) |
| Use scenery, tunnels, other rides etc, to make the ride more exciting. |
| Racing and inter-twisted rides can provide extra thrills for both rides |
