It's a very rare name here in the U.S. Where do you live?

@@AndrewGatt hey dude totally wasn’t expecting you to respond haha. So both my parents come from Malta, my uncle is also called Andrew Gatt, we all live in the UK now in London.

@@TapThatYak Why wouldn't I respond? It's cool to find people with the exact same name as me. My father's family moved to London when he was young. I still have some relatives who live there. My father met my mother there and moved to the U.S. a few years later. Small world.

@@AndrewGatt don’t know haha probably thought I was weird or something haha. As I’ve never really found anyone with the same name. Yeah we have loads of relatives out there too, that’s awesome I’ve been to the US plenty of times would love to go back though and take my wife as she’s never been and my kid.

Awesome! Congratulations to your son.

If I don't place either of the blocks in the half-pipes, it takes right around 60 seconds.

@@AndrewGatt Thanks! Also where can I find the papers for the last part of the coaster. When the marble Rolls constantly back and forth. <3

@@cassidy6516 I sell the kits and templates at paperrollercoasters.com.

The link is in the description of the video

@@AndrewGattAre the templates free?

@@arrowgamingRBLX No, sorry.

Dang it, 20 dollars is a lot just for a template

@@arrowgamingRBLX The price is set that high since the templates are usually used by entire classrooms, year after year.

I do not understand what you mean by "record and note the logs"

Thank you for your reply, For the Data logs ( can you please share how to record the gap score and the loop score)

@@user-xs4mg5fp9w The gap score is the length of the gap, rounded down to the nearest centimeter multiplied by 4. The loop score is the height of the loop, measured from the point of intersection to the highest point on the inside of the loop, rounded down to the nearest whole centimeter, multiplied by 6.

@@AndrewGattsomeone in my comparison did not label the highest point, so they did not get loop score

@@RYbreadd0 Those rules are very tricky. I'm sure a lot of students missed the labeling requirements for the loop and the gap.

It's hard to know without more information. Maybe your board is not exactly the right size? It might not matter if it's not quite square as long as it works.

You're welcome! I hope your project turned out well.

If your students never use templates, how do you know they learn more without using the templates? Perhaps they would’ve learned more by using the templates.

It's the last item on the page, "Competitive STEM Kit - Science Olympiad 2024 Rules". Make sure you're on the correct page, paperrollercoasters.com/

I sell the templates on my website. See video description for the URL. The piece that you want is in the Advanced Templates set.

No. It's just under the maximum height allowed.

Yeah it didn’t look like 50cm tall

@@KayCee-qg8lx I promise you that it's less than 50 cm tall.

Wow! Thanks.😊

Thank you! 😊

You’re welcome!

I don't know about Maya, but I don't have any plans for building more Line Rider tracks. I might still post one or two that students build last Spring, but I'm not going to promise anything.

Thanks!

Good luck! I hope you enjoy it.

Thank you. She is very talented. I'll make sure she sees your comment.

You have to upload a VR180 or some other wide-angle format video for it to work.

Thanks!

Thanks!