Interlocking Loops like the Lock Ness Monster?

Is it possible to build interlocking loops from the standard loops available in RCT? Like the LNM at Bush Gardens?

Yes, it is possible. You'll find more information on how to do it here: http://rct.ogresnet.com/knowledgebase/te_interlockloop.shtml

I hope this helps.

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I have built the Loch Ness Monster so yes it can be done

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Wow I never even thought of doing that...

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S:RoS ( SFNE ) rules!

Thank you! I think I'll have to give that a try. :)

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"It's always better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it" - ME

It's tricky but yes it can be done.

I've built a couple of coasters this way and they've gotten fairly high ridership too.

With corkscrew coasters it can be done, but not all coasters, and with steel twisters it can't have interlocked with large loops.

i've done it a buch of times...it's not that hard

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Adding random bits of un-connecting track can add to the theming of a coaster quite well.

Also having intertwining corkscrews going in opposite directions is cool!

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I like to do interlocking loops, it makes the coaster look so much cooler. I once did an interlocking loop with a large loop and a regular one.

My friend and I spent one summer on one coaster that was insane. The name was "The Compact Coaster of Death". It took up about 1/4 of the map, had a spiraling steep drop with a double lift hill, and had about 300-400 inversions. This ride had probably 100-150 interlocking inversions, and had inversions stacked upon each other. Rocketing at 100 miles an hour through regular loops, this thing had mad intensity and nausea. Unlucky though, we haven't had luck bringing it up since they got a new comp. and they installed a new hard drive into the computer. Let me say this thing was crazy!

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I lost my hat on Poison Ivy. How pathetic.

Yeah, now try doing that and having the intensity be under 10

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You want to know what Millenium Force is on a scale from 1-10? Oh, that's easy. A bajillion out of ten.

How long was the coaster?

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A couple of miles.

For the intensity, I could just use a trainer and all the guests could ride it without knowing it was a death coaster.

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I lost my hat on Poison Ivy. How pathetic.

i did like 6-7 interlocking loops once, wow that took a long time to perfect but just have to make sure they are all perfect. Intensity of it was like 12, excitement was 2. ain't going to do that again....

Just curious, to anyone who plays and posts, what's the highest excitement you've ever gotten on a coaster you've built yourself (theming and all)? mine was a 14.+ for a coaster, and for go carts i had like a 26 =)

I created a coaster with interlocking loops and it's not that intense at all. Without a trainer I had an intensity of about 7.6 and excitement of 7.8. I even have it synchronized so that two trains go through at the same time (with the help of my MCBR). If you want to see it....shoot me an email