Thanks so much, guys! Glad you four enjoyed it. Be sure to play it as a blueprint in a small park. Understandably, it doesn't play too well inside Kaleidoscope Piers. ha ha.
Post your high score screenshots!
The targets are very easy to set up and connect to triggered scenery. It basically makes a chain of sequencers so you can make cascading animations. Rotating the vehicle is still a challenge but the preview arrows on the track now make it sooooo much easier. And they do show the pitch, roll, and yaw. From the video clips the devs showed, I thought it was only the yaw setting we saw in the preview arrows but no, they pitch and roll as well. The only problem is that it ends up doing weird stuff like the RCT3 robo-controlled rides did. You only have 360 degrees to work with on the yaw and the game doesn't understand that zero degrees is the same as 360 degrees so if you want it to spin beyond 360, it does a weird extreme snap where it suddenly spins backwards from 360 back to zero.
