One normal version and one LSM launch version with headrests. There is now a total of 43 different coaster styles included in the software. The new wooden support generator was completelly rewritten to fit the new hybrid styles. It gives great results for inline twist inversions out-of-the-box, and only in rare cases manual adjustments are required.
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Break bricks, collect power-ups, bounce gnomes, and dodge flowerpots. DX-Ball Free. Break the wall by bouncing the ball with a paddle. WildTangent Games Free. Out in the castle's grounds you can call in on Hagrid in his hut and take a stroll through the Forbidden Forest. You'll also find the huge quidditch pitch, the iconic rickety wooden bridge, the boat house where Snape met his untimely end, the owlery, Professor Sprout's green houses and the ancient whomping willow tree, complete with a secret tunnel hidden in its roots which takes you straight to the shrieking shack.
If you're feeling brave you can head to Moaning Myrtle's bathroom and open the Chamber of Secrets or tack down the Mirror of Erised where Harry first encountered Voldemort.
Away from the school grounds you can explore Hogsmeade including the station where the Hogwarts Express drops off students to the school and Honeydukes where a secret tunnel leads you back to Hogwarts.
There's also an impressive recreation of Privet Drive where Harry spent his early years with Uncle Vernon and Aunt Petunia, and the snowy village of Godric's Hollow where Harry's parents were murder by he who shall not be named. You can also explore some of the muggle world in this map, several real-world location that appear in the movie have been included in the map.
Further into the city of London, you'll find the discreet entrance to every wizard's favourite pub, The Leaky Cauldron. You can walk through the pub to the ordinary red brick wall behind the building and experience the magic as the wall opens up to reveal Diagon Alley.
You can browse many of the shops on Diagon Alley and if you're feeling brave you can turn off on to Knockturn Alley and visit the sinister Borgin and Burkes. In the distance, an explosion frozen in time can be seen. And the blackness surrounding the hundreds of stars only adds to the feeling of otherworldly isolation.
The optical illusion of encasing the entire map in blackness works to make this area feel huge and endless, and even though the ride itself is relatively short compared to the rest on this list, it makes great use of its time. The visuals are well utilized and the map is gorgeous. An exciting and unique roller coaster is all most Minecraft players expect when downloading a new custom map, but player Hobo Joe took it one step further, integrating a story into his roller coaster, When Pigs Fly.
Players start off entering a testing facility that feels like something akin to Aperture Science from Portal. A lone pig stands at the front of the orientation room, offering some vague idea of what you're doing there. As the instructor puts it, the pigs have become disgruntled with everyone thinking they can't fly, and so these pigs are determined to prove everyone wrong.
Entering the minecart, players are launched through various tests that include turns, speed tests, and starting and stopping trials. At one point, it seems the conductor loses control of the cart as you accidentally enter part of the old testing facility. After that point, things seem to be generally pretty normal as the player is thanked for participating. But the momentary jump from the expected path makes players think maybe something more sinister is going on in the backstory of this map.
Taking a well-known movie or TV series like Beetlejuice can be a massive undertaking, especially when translating it into a completely different medium. But even with the intimidation of getting everything right in this coaster, Nuropsych1 created one of the most impressive Minecraft roller coasters to date.
Not only can the classic black and white Tim Burton stripes be found throughout the ride, but each of the characters have been lovingly recreated in 8-bit fashion with the signature colorful blocks of Minecraft. Add to that a plethora of optical illusions that make your brain hurt for a moment, and you have a roller coaster you can ride over and over again without ever seeing everything there is to see in this extravagant adventure. Nuropsych1 has many impressive roller coasters on their YouTube channel and it seems that they just keep adding to their portfolio, with each ride getting bigger and better through every endeavor.
Upon arriving in the custom map, players can locate a book that tells of Steve and his endeavors to find new and exciting roller coasters. From there, players are instructed to follow a trail of watermelons to the beginning of the coaster. Ominous text appears to inform the player that the gods are watching them, before launching the ride. On this scenic island coaster, players can find numerous representations of some of the ancient gods, including Hades, Poseidon, and Atlas. The ride itself lasts well over six minutes, taking players through gorgeous pixelated scenery both above ground and below.
MNPCrew even built a huge representation of Atlas holding the sky on his back out in the ocean.
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