Author: Alexshowofficial
 It is a new type of B&M ride I wanted to try and see. It was a little fast but I hope people enjoy the test.
For NoLimits2

Author: JAMMYD778
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NOTE: This download contains both a HIGH DETAIL, and LOW DETAIL version!
The High Detail version utilizes lights and more scenery objects resulting in a higher impact on performance. 
The Low Detail version does not utilize lights and less scenery objects are used resulting in a lesser impact on performance.
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Welcome to JTech Developments! We are the leaders in future innovation! You have been invited to experience some of our latest creations designed to enhance the experience of human life!
Here at our research facility you can try any of the codenamed projects below:
- PERIPHERY -
The latest in transport innovation. You will be required to test the maneuverability and ride experience of this latest device, by passing through all 10 rings, without fail. Featuring two world first elements; the Twisted Carousel and the Double Inline.
- Sky Surge -
The ultimate freefall experience without the worry of personal responsibility. Test drive one of our ongoing experimental devices that has been designed to simulate skydiving with the upmost thrill and safety.
- Discombobulator -
One of our older projects, designed to confront and reverse the effects of human disorientation. You will be subjected to rotating forces that defy and disorientate your body's natural balance, but do not fret, for this is our safest, most reliable contraption yet.

Enjoy your time at JTech Developments and remember, we are the leaders in future innovation!

Credits:
- Created By JAMMYD778 -
- Music Used Is Urban Gauntlet by Kevin MacLeod (www.incompetech.com). Licensed under CC Attribution 4.0.
- Support & Feedback courtesy of Apex Amusements,
- Thanks to Magu/freefall for his Seat & Table models. Also, thanks to Projektion for his flat rides, dapalm for his rock set, and n7 for the custom foliage! Super people! :-)

Author: Projektion
Poseidon is a B&M Hyper, inspired by Fury325 At Carowinds and Shambhala: Expedición al himalaya at PortAventura
Stats:
Length: 1782 m
Height: 76,5 m
Drop: 77,8 m
Speed: 135 km/h
Max Vertical Angle: 75°

Author: Projektion
An Intamin Sky Jump based on the one found at Busch Gardens Tampa ("Falcon's Fury")
This ride is rideable, recolorable and the height can be set to what ever you want.
To recolor, follow this tutorial:
http://imgur.com/a/QiNo2
To change the height, (after extracting the package) open Skyjump.nlvm and look for the line:
private static final float max height = 100.0f; // Height of Drop Tower (In Meters). 300 meters maximum. 50 meters minimum. keep in mind though, this script was written with the tower set at 100 meters, so anything below may now look as good/work
(Should be the 40th)
and change the 100.0f value to the height you want the drop tower to be (must be in meters).
For example, if I wanted a tower 130 meters tall, I would put 130.0f in place of the 100.0f.
To change the name of the ride (when it appears "Press E to enter Intamin Sky Jump"), look for the line:
view.setLabel("Intamin Sky Jump");
(should be the 115th)
and change the "Intamin Sky Jump" to the name of your choice.
For example, if I wanted a tower to be called Falcon's Fury, I would put "Falcons Fury" in place of the "Intamin Sky Jump".
To see the ride in action, here is a video:
https://youtu.be/10dKhKC3v4I?si=ZllonLCLtZ9x0mfd

 

Author: TheCoasterClub
Welcome to Twister!
This coaster has 2 lunches, 3 inversions, and a AWESOME brake run! #lol
 

Author: xXdennyXx
Thor is a GCI Coaster for NoLimits 2.
 

Author: xXdennyXx
Pharao is a B&M Coaster for NoLimits 2.
My Webseite http://galaxy-coaster.jimdo.com

Author: Projektion
This coaster was my entry into the 2015 PA-Community contest.
The contest was to create a ride that would fit into the the line up at Thorpe park, I decided to go with something fairly unique that had been floating around in my head for quite some time now, a multi launch RMC coaster.
I chose the I-Beam track on this instead of the Topper Track simply because since it's a concept/a would-be prototype, I feel that the I-beam track would probably hold up to the forces of the launch and such better than the topper track, and since it would be a prototype, you would play it safe.
I advertised this as the world's first Launched wooden coaster. While the I-Beam RMC's are usually considered steel coaster, this is Merlin we're talking about, the same company that tried to advertise Thirt13n as "The scariest experience imaginable", so I would believe they would try to advertise something like this as a wooden coaster.
I feel I could have done a lot better with the track work, this coaster was one of the last ones I made in FVD using my old method/before I got better, so I'm not a fan of how a lot of the transitions came out
The Swarm, Stealth and Tidal Wave are just background objects since this is supposed to exist in Thorpe Park.
Thanks to TallonD83 for the car textures.
Stats:
-Height: 44 m / 144 ft
-Speed: 98 kmh / 61 mph
-Length: 1212 m / 3976 ft
-Inversions: 3
--Zero-G Stall
--Dive Loop
--Zero-G Roll
e as fillers. There will be more work on those on the future!

Author: Dapalm
Hraesvelgr is a B&M Giga that would be the tallest coaster with conventional lift if built in real life. In Nordic mythology,  Hraesvelgr is one of the Jotuns (giants). Taking the shape of an eagle, Hraesvelgr sits on the end of the world, and creates the wind by moving his wings. Experience the "end of the world wind" as you travel at breathtaking speeds, through sharp turns, weightless drops and other maneuvers in one of the tallest, longest and fastest coasters of the world.
WORK IN PROGRESS: I'll continue working on this, finishing and fixing this area and its errors, and then expanding to different zones. You can check the progress on the forums, and I'll be updating the download (saddly I'll have to link to an external site, as NLE doesn't allow reuploading)
Problems I'm aware of:
- Station scaling and exit clearing. Will be fixed.
- Transfer track wall. It's supposed to move with the track, but I haven't scripted it yet.
- Excessive use of rocks. Most of them will be replaced with alpha fences and other stuff eventually.
More things:
- Buildings and textures are not completed. Think of them as placers.
- More optimization will be done. Main problem is the vegetation, as 3d trees consumes too much resources and 2d trees doesn't look as nice as I want.
IMPORTANT: You need to download N7 trees. You can download them here:
http://forum.nolimits-exchange.com/comments.php?DiscussionID=3872&page=1
Place TREES, FLOWERS & SHRUBS folders into com.nolimitscoaster.nolimits2N7Trees
I made a mistake, so do not follow the post instructions or they won't show up. I'll upload a revision soon.
You also need TheCodeMaster rocks. You can find them here:
http://forum.nolimits-exchange.com/comments.php?DiscussionID=4158&page=1
Place the downloaded folder into com.nolimitscoaster.nolimits2
Thanks to:
-nSeven for his awesome trees. They really change this game for the better.
-TheCodeMaster: not just his rocks, but all of the improvements and experiments he's doing.
-6FlagsManiac: the amazing environment :)
-StationJimJunior: for some scenery objects.
-All the people who has (and hope they will too) followed the project!
Enjoy your ride!
Please, if you leave a rate, just talk about Hraesvelgr. The other coasters are there as fillers. There will be more work on those on the future!

Author: Projektion
A new RMC coaster I have been working on. It is the first 200ft wooden coaster since SoB.
I'm afraid I got a little lazy when supporting this coaster, I didn't do the proper supports for the wave turn and overbank just before it and the lateral supports on the Immelmanns are also pretty poor.
Stats:
-Height: 61.5 m / 200 ft
-Drop: 64.5 m / 210 ft
-Speed: 124 kmh / 77 mph
-Length: 1665 m / 5463 ft
-Inversions: 4
--217º Stall
--Cuban Eight (double Immelmann)
--Heartline Roll

Author: Projektion
FOR NOLIMITS 2 - This coaster was mainly inspired by Flying Aces at Ferrari Land, except with a launch instead of a lift. The launch track was my first attempt at making a detailed 3d model of something, so I'm very happy with how it ended up turning out.
The ride features a fully working Hydraulic launch.
Similarly to Flying Aces, this coaster was originally meant to be a wing coaster, but I wasn't able to get custom trains to allow me to do this. This is why some of the transitions on the ride are a little bit more drawn out compared to when Intamin would usually do.
Stats:
-Length: 1680m / 5512ft
-Height: 51m / 167ft
-Speed: 122kmh / 76mph
-Inversion: 2
--51 m Non-Inverting Loop
--Corkscrew
--Corkscrew

Author: KesLimits
Hello guys,
I have made a rollercoaster in NoLimits 2,
The coaster type is a LIM launched coaster and I spend 3 hours to make this coaster.
IMPORTANT:
YOU MUST HAVE THE FLUX'S NL2 ROCK PACK, IF YOU DON'T HAVE IT THE COASTER DOES NOT WORK!
I hope you enjoy the coaster! ;D
Greats

Author: rct3andnl2stuff
NoLimits 2
A roller coaster that is based on a Pinfari Zyklon Looping coaster.
(Looping Lights are not included, so that could give an error)

Author: rct3andnl2stuff
NoLimits 2
My RMC version of Gwazi.
I have sent it to Davincstylegames YouTube channel

Author: rct3andnl2stuff
A big mine train, based on Expedition Everest. You will also need the included script to run the Big Script park coaster!

Author: TheFlyerMan1
NoLimits 2
B&M Dive Coaster inspired by SheiKra and Griffon.
The first B&M Dive Coaster was built in 1998, and is known as Oblivion. Situated at Alton Towers Resort, Farley, Oblivion stands at 20m (65 feet) and has a drop of 55m (180 feet). The ride is located in the X-Sector of the park, along with the relocated ride, Enterprise. The ride was cloned and flipped for Janfusun Fancyworld in Taiwan.
The first inverting dive coaster, SheiKra, was built 7 years later at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, Florida, also known as Busch Gardens Africa, or the more racist name: Busch Gardens: The Dark Continent. The ride, like the one shown in this package, features an Immelmann loop, where the trains navigate a half loop and then a flip to turn the train upright. The ride also features a 'splashdown', a section of track that runs through a concrete channel in a pool of water. For this effect, the last car has scoops attached which channel the water upwards. The only part of the trains that make contact with the water are the scoops. The majority of the ride inside the package is heavily inspired by SheiKra.
The second inverting Dive Coaster, Griffon, was opened at sister park Busch Gardens Williamsburg, Virginia, also known as Busch Gardens Europe or Busch Gardens: The Old Country. The ride features two inversions - two Immelmann loops, separated by the mid-course brake run, a section of brakes used for multi-train operation. The ride also features a splashdown. The section of this ride inspired by Griffon is the top and the ride trains, the main feature of the latter being the fact that they are floorless.
The ride in this package is 219 feet tall, and features one inversion and a splashdown. The ride trains (of which there are 5) have 3 rows of 10, for a train capacity of 30 people, and a theoretical maximum capacity of 150 people riding at any given point.
Have yourself a Merry Christmas!
~Dan
PS. If this doesn't work, the steam link can be found below.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=824600410

Author: KesLimits
NoLimits 2, GCI wooden coaster.
Enjoy!

Author: gasmspiritblue
This is not a complete recreation of Rolling Thunder at SFGA, it is just the Station, brakes, transfer/shed and the lift hill. Started this awhile ago and forgot about it and haven't had much time to complete it. I figured someone could use it as a starter template and complete the actual ride if they'd like.

Author: rct3andnl2stuff
Wilkommen bei BobBahn! This bobsled experience takes you 26 m/85 ft in the air on a 625 m/2050 ft long adventure through the forest with speeds up to 60 kmh / 37,3 mph!
This bobsled is inspired by the Intamin Swiss Bob, a model that is becoming more extinct. As of April 2020 only two Swiss Bobs remain in operation with the other three models being closed in 1997 (Screamin' Delta Demon), 2012 (Disaster Transport) and 2019 (Bob). Personally I've ridden one of these (Bob) and I have to say that, despite being a bit rough (especially when entering a MCBR), Bob was a pure fun machine. Especially with rain Bob felt out of control (rain rides however were banned after a collision in 2017).

Made by Cultr.
Original Description: This is my second creation on NL2, an Arrow Suspended Coaster with a BBW inspiration to it. Hope you all enjoy!
Originally posted on CS Depot: February 02, 2014

Here's my Desertworld park was based on the Dream Fiction Wiki page about it. Although it's still a work in progress, but enjoy!
About:
Desertworld, formerly known as Golden Lasso Theme Park, was a wild west-themed amusement park in Santa Fe, New Mexico, that opened in 1977. Developed by New Mexico film company, Golden Nugget Studios. When the film company went bankrupt in 1983, Memphis Entertainment Company purchased the park; the name was changed to Desertworld in 1984. When the company went bankrupt in early 1996, the park would never reopen for the 1996 season.
Coaster: New Mexico Screamin' (1977)
New Mexico Screamin' (formerly known as Golden Lasso Loop 1977 -1983) was a Schwarzkopf Shuttle Loop coaster with a weight drop launch system. In the 1984 season, they added a tunnel on the launch section of the coaster and then repainted it white.
Coaster: Thundereagle (1993)
Thundereagle was a B&M Inverted Coaster with a Batman layout. It only operated for 2 years until it closed in 1995. It was moved to Saltair-World under the new name, "Mindbender".
Coaster: Viper (1977)
Viper was a William Bill Cobb wooden coaster that was nearly an exact clone of Rocky Glen's Million Dollar Coaster.
Coaster: Galaxi (1980)
Galaxi was an S. D. C. Galaxi coaster that formerly operated at Queen Park as Cyclone.
Coaster: Turbulence (1990)
Turbulence was a Vekoma Swinging Turns coaster that was sponsored by Delta.
Coaster: Thunderbird Jr. (1994)
Thunderbird Jr. was an E&F Miler Family Oval Coaster that only operated for two years. Also, this was the last coaster to be added to the park.
Coaster: Desert Bobsled (1985)
Desert Bobsled was an Intamin Custom Layout Bobsled coaster.
 

Lincoln's Comet is a Dinn Corporation wooden coaster that opened in 1989. It was a recreation of Lincoln Park's Comet.

This is my recreation of Schwarzkopf's Wildcat 65m Coaster.

This is my recreation of the Arrow Dynamics Loop and Corkscrew coaster that was introduced in 1978. Feel free to use those.
This coaster model debuted in 1978 as Ragin' Cajun at Pontchartrain Beach in New Orleans.
Coaster: Loop Corkscrew (1978) (ver 1)
The Arrow Loop Corkscrew was a large version of the Arrow Corkscrew model.
Coaster: Loop Corkscrew (1978) (ver 2)
Same model, this time, with added arch loop and corkscrew supports.

The Arrow Corkscrew Coaster Model was introduced in 1975. in 1982, they stopped making these. As of 2022, there are only eight Arrow Dynamics Corkscrew coaster models still operated today.