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Dueling Coasters is the term used when two roller coasters are placed right beside each other and start at the same time, usually ending at the same time too. Use Synchronize Adajacent Station to turn this on. |
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==Examples== |
==Examples== |
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RollerCoaster Tycoon 1 |
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*Diamond Heights: Agoraphobia & Claustrophobia (the names totally contrasting themselves) |
*Diamond Heights: Agoraphobia & Claustrophobia (the names totally contrasting themselves) |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*This only works for Roller Coasters. |
*This only works for Roller Coasters. |
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*This only works for Roller Coasters of the same |
*This only works for Roller Coasters of the same kind (like two Steel Roller Coasters) |
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*Sometimes one train will start before the other, but the other will actually wait for the other one to finish before starting (and at the same time of its twin, also) |
*Sometimes one train will start before the other, but the other will actually wait for the other one to finish before starting (and at the same time of its twin, also) |
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Revision as of 06:10, 22 February 2010
Dueling Coasters is the term used when two roller coasters are placed right beside each other and start at the same time, usually ending at the same time too. Use Synchronize Adajacent Station to turn this on.
Examples
RollerCoaster Tycoon 1
- Diamond Heights: Agoraphobia & Claustrophobia (the names totally contrasting themselves)
Trivia
- This only works for Roller Coasters.
- This only works for Roller Coasters of the same kind (like two Steel Roller Coasters)
- Sometimes one train will start before the other, but the other will actually wait for the other one to finish before starting (and at the same time of its twin, also)