The heartline is the center of rotation based on rider placement. I'm guessing you don't understand what heartline means. What do you mean should be 3.6 feet long? This has NOTHING to do with the length of track to get the 'train to twist'. The feet and meter category are the exact same measurements. I use the grid and coordinates on the bottom, which is why I know 3 feet for a train to twist would kill riders. The problem is that heartline would kill riders. Why do you have a chart if you have to "visually guesstimate the heartline based on the grid", but even so, I know my grid is spaced by 5' increments, so I know I can just apply the 3.609' accordingly. In the simulator, my measurements are 5' increments and that is a very short length for a train to twist.ΔΆ. From the beginning of the twist to the end of the twist, it should be at least 10 feet long. Is that not telling me the heartline should be 3.6 feet long? If it is telling me that, that is VERY small for ANY train to twist. Under the FEET category for an inverted coaster 4 seats across, it's -3.609. This chart is very poorly done in explanation.
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