Decolith (B&M Hyper)

Don’t forget to leave a positive rating! I had a variety of requests but the most common was to make a hyper coaster, and here it is! This coaster was designed to fit in with those of similar style for the late 2000s, but with a few modern twists. Specifically, a unique turnaround after the drop, a treble clef, and a camelback with minimal supports (similar to that of a lift hill on a B&M giga). The name "Decolith" comes from "deca" which means "10" in greek and "-lith" which is short for "monolith", which of course is a large, tall pillar of stone. Naturally, the name implies 10 large and tall pillars, or in this case, 10 large hills! Day/Night cycle, so of course you should speed up the time and check out the night ride! NOTE: Change your settings in the main menu if you are experiencing lag. This park can be laggier at night than during the day due to its lights. Stats: Length: 5,822 ft Height: 261 ft Drop: 255 ft Max Angle: 73 degrees Speed: 80. 1 mph Duration: 3 min Capacity: ~1,400 p/h Fun Fact: The ride stays above 100 km/h on all low-points before the midcourse block due to the use of the terrain Panels & Operators Pack provided by Red-Thirten Be sure to check out my previous coasters. My next project is by far my most requested type of coaster to make ;)