Alright guys... I have a question. I know how to get rollercoaster tracks to cross peep paths by using the trick of lowering the path, placing the track segment, then raising the path back up to its original height.

Now here is my dillemma. I am currently working on a project in which i want the safari ride to cross a path. I have tried the same technique for the safari ride, but it wants to automatically raise the ground to be directly under the track. If there is a path on the lowered section, it will not place at all.

So I was wondering if anyone had come up with a work around for this, or if anyone has had a need for this in the past.

Is the safari ride just different enough to not work with this?

I saw a video on Youtube for this. I'll get the link later. I have to find it.

I saw a video on Youtube for this. I'll get the link later. I have to find it.

Thanks

I saw a video on Youtube for this. I'll get the link later. I have to find it.

Thanks

UR welcome.

I saw a video on Youtube for this. I'll get the link later. I have to find it.

Did you ever find that link? I have been very busy and have not had time to look for that.

I was finding the youtube video, I heard of it, but never found it. sorry.

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I found it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP-mg1ec5gU

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I knew how to do it with the train and other tracked rides... my problem is with the Safari Ride. Its a little bit different. It will raise or lower the terrain as needed to stay on level gound or a gentle slope. SO, if you lower the land, then take the track over the lowered spot, it will raise it back up.

Try it with the Safari Ride, if you have Wild.

Oh.