Tracer is an intense and relatively compact wooden coaster. It features a double up and double down element, and goes back and forth like a prior coaster of mine. To be honest, I'm a bit surprised by the very high intensity rating. I suppose a layout like this bumps up the rating. If you have a park with your preferred intensity up, I would definitely recommend adding this to your coaster lineup! Enjoy!
Ratings (w/o scenery):
Excitement: 6.48 (High)
Intensity: 8.15 (Very High)
Nausea: 4.90 (Medium)
Explosion is my first coaster design using CTR! If you use this for your park, I'd love to see how you incorporate it in! :) Enjoy!
Ratings (w/o Scenery):
Excitement: 7.06 (High)
Intensity: 3.43 (Medium)
Nausea: 1.55 (Low)
Watch a video of the coaster here!
Street Racer is a short but sweet motor bikes coaster. If you use this in your park, I would love to see how you incorporate it in! :)
Ratings (w/o scenery):
Excitement: 5.49 (High)
Intensity: 5.69 (High)
Nausea: 3.74 (Medium)
Extermination is a wooden coaster I built specifically for my WIP indoor park (you can see how its being incorporated in one of the screenshots). It has a very high intensity rating! If you use this for your park, I'd love to see how you decorate/theme it!
Ratings (w/o scenery):
Excitement: 6.65 (High)
Intensity: 7.95 (Very High)
Nausea: 4.32 (Medium)
Odyssey is a high excitement and intensity flying turns coaster, that does have quite a bit of nausea as well. It's packed with twists and turns! If you use this for your park, I'd love to see how you decorate/theme it!
Ratings (w/o scenery):
Excitement: 5.76 (High)
Intensity: 6.26 (High)
Nausea: 5.44 (High)
Terminator is my first coaster I made using the extended coaster model. It has a thrilling first inversion/drop and goes back and forth to each end of the layout making for a thrilling ride. If you use this for your park, I'd love to see how you decorate/theme it!
Ratings (w/o scenery):
Excitement: 7.02 (High)
Intensity: 6.41 (High)
Nausea: 3.09 (Medium)
Twisties is my first spiral coaster! For a less intense design, the coaster packs in lots of excitement! It's also pretty small, making it easy to fit anywhere in your park! Enjoy!
Ratings (w/o scenery):
Excitement: 6.40 (High)
Intensity: 3.51 (Medium)
Nausea: 1.90 (Low)
This is one of two files for my thrilling Blood vs. Water wooden duel coaster! Both coasters have nearly identical ratings, though Blood's ratings are slightly higher in all three. These duel coasters both reach the station at the same time, meaning there are plenty of times were peeps on each ride pass each other! Enjoy!
Ratings (w/o scenery):
Excitement: 6.32 (High)
Intensity: 7.11 (High)
Nausea: 3.90 (Medium)
This is one of two files for my thrilling Blood vs. Water wooden duel coaster! Both coasters have nearly identical ratings, though Blood's ratings are slightly higher in all three. These duel coasters both reach the station at the same time, meaning there are plenty of times were peeps on each ride pass each other! Enjoy!
Ratings (w/o scenery):
Excitement: 6.56 (High)
Intensity: 7.35 (High)
Nausea: 4.02 (Medium)
Waterfall is my first log flume design, and it certainly isn't conventional. It comes with numerous drops, a reverse section, a of course, a big drop as the finale!
Ratings (w/o scenery):
Excitement: 4.41 (Medium)
Intensity: 1.41 (Low)
Nausea: 0.69 (Low)
Rattler is my attempt at a compact wooden coaster (this track is 10x28). Despite not even reaching a max speed of 50mph or a max height of 100ft, this coaster packs quite the thrill! Hope you enjoy it!
Ratings (w/o scenery):
Excitement: 6.19 (High)
Fear: 6.85 (High)
Nausea: 3.86 (Medium)
Overdrive is my Millennium Force inspired Giga Coaster! I hope you enjoy it!
Ratings (w/o scenery)
Excitement: 7.98 (Very High)
Fear: 6.39 (High)
Nausea: 3.09 (Medium)
Lasso is a shorter and compact track using the Giga Coaster model. I made it initially for a western theme, but as you can see in my other screenshot it can also look great using other themes! The main feature of this track is that there is a drop that goes underneath the station, making this coaster quite exciting! Hope you like it!
Ratings (w/o scenery)
Excitement: 7.42 (High)
Fear: 4.26 (Medium)
Nausea: 2.12 (Low)
I made Chaser for the go-kart career game, and I really enjoy this track! I made good use of the overbanks here. Enjoy!
Ratings (w/o scenery)
Excitement: 6.65
Fear: 5.29
Nausea: 2.40
Scrambled is a pretty intense Dizzy Dropper coaster! Hope you enjoy!
Ratings (w/o scenery):
Excitement: 6.16 (High)
Fear: 6.19 (High)
Nausea: 5.23 (High)
Coconut Bash is a Coasterball track that I made for my island park. Enjoy!! :)
Ratings (w/o scenery):
Excitement: 5.41 (High)
Fear: 4.72 (Medium)
Nausea: 1.93 (Low)
Here is another coaster I made, a looping coaster called Rattlesnake's Karma! It's 24x9, so the coaster is pretty compact while still providing high excitement that would only improve with scenery additions! There are 4 inversions in this coaster.
Ratings (w/o scenery)
Excitement: 6.07 (High)
Fear: 5.99 (High)
Nausea: 2.81 (Medium)
Hope you enjoy!
Palm Dasher is my first rollercoaster I made in RCT3 after over 7 years of not playing. The first two screenshots are how it looks on its own, while the next 3 show how it can be implemented in your park! The station uses CS.
Ratings (w/o scenery):
Excitement: 6.66 (High)
Fear: 7.62 (High)
Nausea: 4.55 (Medium)
Enjoy!
Tracer is an intense and relatively compact wooden coaster. It features a double up and double down element, and goes back and forth like a prior coaster of mine. To be honest, I'm a bit surprised by the very high intensity rating. I suppose a layout like this bumps up the rating. If you have a park with your preferred intensity up, I would definitely recommend adding this to your coaster lineup! Enjoy!
Explosion is my first coaster design using CTR! If you use this for your park, I'd love to see how you incorporate it in! :) Enjoy!
Street Racer is a short but sweet motor bikes coaster. If you use this in your park, I would love to see how you incorporate it in! :)
Extermination is a wooden coaster I built specifically for my WIP indoor park (you can see how its being incorporated in one of the screenshots). It has a very high intensity rating! If you use this for your park, I'd love to see how you decorate/theme it!
Terminator is my first coaster I made using the extended coaster model. It has a thrilling first inversion/drop and goes back and forth to each end of the layout making for a thrilling ride. If you use this for your park, I'd love to see how you decorate/theme it!
Twisties is my first spiral coaster! For a less intense design, the coaster packs in lots of excitement! It's also pretty small, making it easy to fit anywhere in your park! Enjoy!
Waterfall is my first log flume design, and it certainly isn't conventional. It comes with numerous drops, a reverse section, a of course, a big drop as the finale!
Rattler is my attempt at a compact wooden coaster (this track is 10x28). Despite not even reaching a max speed of 50mph or a max height of 100ft, this coaster packs quite the thrill! Hope you enjoy it!
Overdrive is my Millennium Force inspired Giga Coaster! I hope you enjoy it!
Lasso is a shorter and compact track using the Giga Coaster model. I made it initially for a western theme, but as you can see in my other screenshot it can also look great using other themes! The main feature of this track is that there is a drop that goes underneath the station, making this coaster quite exciting! Hope you like it!
I made Chaser for the go-kart career game, and I really enjoy this track! I made good use of the overbanks here. Enjoy!
Scrambled is a pretty intense Dizzy Dropper coaster! Hope you enjoy!
Coconut Bash is a Coasterball track that I made for my island park. Enjoy!! :)
Here is another coaster I made, a looping coaster called Rattlesnake's Karma! It's 24x9, so the coaster is pretty compact while still providing high excitement that would only improve with scenery additions! There are 4 inversions in this coaster.
Palm Dasher is my first rollercoaster I made in RCT3 after over 7 years of not playing. The first two screenshots are how it looks on its own, while the next 3 show how it can be implemented in your park! The station uses CS.