While it doesn't have a complex track but a boomerang type of ride the modular tracks are quite smart in order to keep the ride always working while unloading and loading new riders.
I can actually see something like this being built in real life, an interesting design and a unique way to keep the line moving for a simple shuttle. I'd love for you to elaborate on this idea and come up with a huge ride with the same idea. I thought it was fantastic!
SNJ
Download the Zip File and extract it somewhere.
Then go to the com.nolimitscoaster.nolimits2 folder and create a folder called HighCapacityShuttle
Then drag the 2 files from the zip folder into there and then run the game.
You should be able to ride it then.
FYI- I believe you can put your park, scripts, and other associated files in a .nl2pkg file. So you won't have to upload zip files.
It'll make it easier for the majority of users who don't know where to put a .nl2park and .nlvm files in the correct directory.
T: There isn't anything wrong with it as far as I can see, it is however only a strait track and a bunch of switches.
A: Adrenaline wise this isn't a great ride. Just goes up and down two small inclines, but I think (and hope) you intended this as a test for a bigger, more intense version?
O: Very original! I have been looking into building a similar ride with a moving station, but I couldn't figure out how to get the station to move. Might be using your trick some day.
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