- make sure that it works when visible
- If you can't get the 2nd transfer to work correctly, try turning the whole track around so that it faces the other direction, and do the exact same thing as before. That could sometimes be the problem.
- I updated the links in the first post (they broke when the rct2.com forums changed URL's), so try that tutorial and see if something is wrong with the hack in there.
RCT_Master- I actually lost the version of this ride that I created when I taught myself how to do it when I reformatted my computer. I'm very busy right now, but I'll have some more free time in early March (only about a week away) and I'll see if I can make one up for you. You could also make up the park that you're planning and I can put one in when the area around it is developed and set up if you'd like.
Since I'd rather see what other people in the community can do before I do the work for them, do you have a picture of your attempt, and maybe I'd be able to point out what looks wrong? This is a very odd looking ride when the track is showing, but the motion is the only thing that you should worry about when making this.
As I've said many times, this is a very difficult hack, and a very time-consuming and frustrating one to do. If you have patience, then go ahead and try it, but if you would rather just take the easy road and get something very similar by:
1. Build a track representing the swinging motion (using inverted shuttle coaster track or inverted vertical shuttle coaster track)
2. Use the Mini Suspended Swinging coaster train for the train type
3. Set the mode to reverse freefall, and set the circuits to the number of swings you want.
This one doesn't work the same with the station, but it gets the idea across. (Thanks to Shock Wave SFGAm for reminding me about this version)