hey there! Trust me, I was definitely burned out once or twice while building this. All I can tell you is to have a strong plan. What is it that you want to build? How big should it be? What do I need to pull it off? Where can I find references? In my case I knew I wanted to build a mega park with 6 distinct areas, each one with a maximum of 30k pieces, 2-3 flatrides, 2 coasters and a plaza. With that in mind I had a clear gameplan. I then placed those rides in different corners of the different areas to get a rough idea on size. It made everything a lot easier to set up. If you go in completely blind I understand why you'd get overwhelmed. And you don't have to build anything of this magnitude. Start small and I am sure you can pull it off! In terms of what to build, check out Park Walkthroughs of your local theme park. For me it was Phantasialand and Europapark. It's all about references! I am sure you can pull it off and good luck! :)
Good to see u are back here Johnny. It's been a long trip since 2017 watching your Planet Coasters Park Reviews. I'm from Catalonia and in an unconscious way and unintentional I learn a lot in terms of listening american/english lenguage watching your videos.
44:40 That's not true. TMTK have LOD as well. Or can have. BUT the creator has to predefine them and some are super lazy and don't do it. That's the problem, Jonny you once should create a tmtk ;) . Nevertheless. There is not a huge performance difference usually with a decent GPU. Some Planco pieces are even worse than a lot of the tmtk. At the end it all comes back to the amount of pieces. Like always in this game. And yes the park will run better because a lot of pieces are missing. My 50 cent: Most tmtk are created really good including LOD but there are of course items which will affect performance when used to often. But the same is for some planco ingame pieces as well. But what is really bad implemented is the ingame download of items. But thankfully Lucky did a tmtk collection. GUYS ALWAYS do a collection .. !! And for the rest. Read the workshop page and don't complain if there was a collection but you simply did not read the description... Damn why am I so salty about this. ... Jonny love your vids. You know that and great tour so far 😍. And yepp there was a little "here" link to the custom media 🙃
This is an incredible park. Although, my style doesn't include much realism, more creativity, (no pun intended) haha, I always appreciate good realism when I see it. Lucari Cellere definitely should get promoted for this park alone. He's definitely got a ton of potential in this game, and this shows it. Amazing work and park. I've taken a few notes myself from what I've seen in his video
Johnny at the beginning of the video: I'm going to stop talking about the audio now Johnny throughout the video: You know, if you just added a little bit of audio...
I always thought it was GERST-lower as well. But in this episode featuring phantasia-land: th-cam.com/video/KOQzlqqw3BE/w-d-xo.html I interviews the creator who is infact German. And he told me the "proper" pronunciation. Which is included in the video during the interview! :D
I’ve stopped watching this guy because I get so excited for some of these creations - yet, due to his lack of park/industry knowledge, inability to follow directions provided by the creator and overall unprofessional demeanor the displays suffer. He’s simply in this for the views by this point because if he wasn’t he would’ve taken the time over the years to improve and better himself. I have yet to witness said improvement.
It is a great Park he did so much detail I wonder if you would have shut off the other rides it would have moved everything a little bit smoother. If you only had the ride that you were going to be on running
Oddly enough that doesn't help too much. The main FPS hit is guest AI simulation, and with zero guests in the park we eliminated the worst culprit. There is sort of a "critical mass" point with planet coaster. Once you go beyond a certain point, the game just tanks. It is the responsibility of the creators to learn that key balancing point while designing a park, and try not to go beyond that. The developers even said early on, "We gave you large maps so you can give you parks breathing room. We do not intend for people to fully fill them "end to end" because the engine cannot handle that." However, when you give players that option. Some of them will take it! With that said, it would be a real shame NOT to experience this park. Because it is truly incredible that this was accomplished. But I much prefer when builders learn when to make awesome parks within the constraints of the engine itself. Might be less of an issue with the upcoming Park Beyond game. Because Unreal Engine 5 can handle a lot more assets before lose of FPS. Im super interested to find out how far we can push that game!
Thank you so much. I actually experimented with turning them all off but it barely made a dent. The park was already struggling might as well have the immersion going with everything running at least
Wow, this park is so big and yet so incredibly detailed. Some really clever ideas and things I haven't seen before. This park is great to draw inspiration from!
Thanks for the compliment. I am glad you enjoyed it. And people drawing inspiration from my work means a lot to me. That honestly makes all of this worthwhile
My computer certainly felt like that at times. Like Jonny said it's a double edged sword. I loved building every section of it but I also got quite tired in between fighting low FPS, bluescreens and the occasional crash.
Always makes me chuckle when people ask this. MAkes me assume the question is related to the lag. I assure you, the lag is not the fault of my PC but rather the game engine limitations. You are forgiven. PC Specs are listed in the about sections of my channel. I'll post them here: PC SPECS CPU - i9-9900k 3.6GHZ GPU - GTX 1080 TI RAM - 32GB 970 EVO Plus V-NAND SSD While my GPU is slowly getting outdated by the 20 & 30 nvidea series. 1080ti still out performs 2070's, and keeps up with 2080's. The 30 series does add some extra performance and power, but it really only needs that extra power for its new selling point / feature "ray tracing". Ray tracing is a HOG on performance and therefore the card needs to be extra powerful! However, planet coaster does not have raytracing, and my GPU isn't even capped when running a laggy park like this. Most of the games performance actually runs off the CPU, and the i9-9900 is a very powerful CPU. I have not yet ran into a game that requires me to have a BETTER Cpu. -Cheers :)
@@Channel5Gaming Only planet coaster is forcing you to buy new CPUs. (If for mega Parks and if you have a decent GPU, best one with more than 14GB of VRAM. Planco uses sometimes even up to 15GB. I measured it.) The performance gains from changing your CPU are enormous in this game. I tested it with a Intel 9900K an AMD 5800X and a 13900K. I got everytime 40 to 60% more performance .. depends on the park in average I would say more in the direction of 40%. With a 13900K it's even possible to run Galcians Land of Super Zaiden with guests and a (for planco) OK framerate.
@@Channel5Gaming Nooo it was actually the opposite! I was running an RX 580 with a Ryzen 1400 for the past few years and it's been fine for building my own simple parks but any time I'd try and load up a park like this it was basically a slide show. I've always been impressed with how smoothly PC runs for you compared to me and was just curious. I actually just got a 1080 TI last week and I have a Ryzen 5600x coming in the next few weeks. I'm not a spec snob or anything, I was just curious.
Amazing… I’m always shocked at the amount of detail that goes into these parks. I tried doing a full park from scratch once a few years ago and only finished a few buildings
It definitely takes a lot of patience and practice. In combination with my community pushing me for more streams and content it made a huge difference in my confidence and to keep going.
Man I first wanna say I’m glad developers understand peoples creativity and give the players lots too work with even though this map is 100% filled up the creativity here by the builder is amazing. I’ve watched so many spotlights and each one I’m more impressed. I don’t know how you guys do this like where did you start man it’s unbelievable it’s awesome.
Lore for why the signs are missing we are on a vip tour of the park before it’s regular operating hours, the signs are simply just not turn on yet. That’s is also why the parking lot is empty them Pretzel tho just hit different thank you PP I really enjoy my day here
hahaha I know right!? I've learned to except the fact that people love building them and including them in their parks. But my personal thoughts on them are: -They take up precious performance that the games engine already struggles to achieve. -They take up precious SPACE which the game has a limited map size -They often feel awkward when the parking lot is empty & the park itself is also empty All that said. I think they are a nice touch of realism is you strike the proper balance of actually filling the parking lot with cars. Have guests wandering to and from said parks cars. And the parking lot itself isn't overly invasive in comparison to the size of the park. It's a tough balacing act, but ive seen some worthy parking lots. LOL
Always makes me chuckle when people ask this. MAkes me assume the question is related to the lag. I assure you, the lag is not the fault of my PC but rather the game engine limitations. PC Specs are listed in the about sections of my channel. I'll post them here: PC SPECS CPU - i9-9900k 3.6GHZ GPU - GTX 1080 TI RAM - 32GB 970 EVO Plus V-NAND SSD While my GPU is slowly getting outdated by the 20 & 30 nvidea series. 1080ti still out performs 2070's, and keeps up with 2080's. The 30 series does add some extra performance and power, but it really only needs that extra power for its new selling point / feature "ray tracing". Ray tracing is a HOG on performance and therefore the card needs to be extra powerful! However, planet coaster does not have raytracing, and my GPU isn't even capped when running a laggy park like this. Most of the games performance actually runs off the CPU, and the i9-9900 is a very powerful CPU. I have not yet ran into a game that requires me to have a BETTER Cpu. -Cheers :)
I’ve been playing planet coaster since early 2019 and at the start of this year began working on a new park. I would myself spent a lot of time on it and focus on putting in more detail and scenery around rides and paths, but I watch this and I am now completely blown away. I am floored and overwhelmed especially with that insane amount of time you spend in detailing and filling all of those remaining gaps. I haven’t worked much on my new park due to constrains on my current computer system which I will be doing away with and replacing with an upgrade later this year. I’m also quite stuck with it although I have ideas, but especially considering this was the creator’s first park he has been truly gifted to have such creative mind and talent. It really demonstrates how much time and care went into this big project over those months. This masterpiece should be a great point of inspiration for newer park builders. Loved it.
Thank you so much for this wonderful comment. Inspiring others is always my number 1 goal. While it may not be the best park ever hopefully it offers enough ideas for others to keep going with their parks. It took me hours of finding references and planning. I was overwhelmed at first but once I set myself a few goals per area it got a lot easier. :) Best of luck to you and your park project!
@@luckycreativity0812 thanks for your reply! I recently downloaded your park as a way to get ideas for me to continue working on my new park (which probably won’t be finished until later this year as I am also hooked on other projects). My i7-9700k based RX 580 system is only able to run your park at a dismal 12FPS on the lowest settings, and am also bothered by low FPS in the one that I am working on, which kinda demotivates me to continue. Definitely looking at getting a new PC later this year and the performance uplift should will be massive. But hopefully once my park is eventually completed it will certainly look gorgeous. While it won’t be as detailed as yours, sometimes less is more and it should still stand out pretty nicely. Of course everyone’s style is different and there isn’t any such thing as “the best park”, only parks that stand out in a unique way, like yours. P.S. It’s honestly great that you are active on this channel and replying to other viewers comments. Not many creators are this way and it really does further set an example of how professional you are😊
@@somebodyrand0m280 it helps pausing the game while moving through the park but it's definitely taxing. Please let me know when you finish your project. I am always curious to see other creations. And yes, of course I am active here. There are so many nice comments, it would be a shame not to thank you guys for enjoying it so much :D
@@luckycreativity0812 yeah, forgot to mention that the game was actually paused at 12FPS but when unpaused it was like 7FPS, so I think pausing the game does help a bit. Problem is you aren’t able to ride the rides without smooth gameplay but i guess it’s still manageable.
If you are talking about functionality then yes, everything is connected with proper rest- and staff rooms placed all over the park. There may be some issues with peeps walking through walls as I didn't place any extra barriers. However I built this park not to play it and it is more like a model train set if that makes sense. Especially with the lag of frames it is more like a park you can walkthrough and enjoy the experience and not see thousands of guests walking about
Hey there Heather, thank you for your comment and the honest criticism. That is always something I very much appreciate! While I agree with you, you have to keep in mind that all of the custom music was missing in this spotlight (I had about 6-7 custom songs, mainly in the vintage american and viking zone) so it feels even more quiet than it already was. I will definitely work on my sound design though. There is certainly a lot more I could have done to it as well!
Hey there. We don't have a percentage limit on the PC version. In the scenario editor you can also increase the size of the land that allows for us to create crazy parks like this. Of course the computer has to keep up with it
Need to start this back up. Please try to get ThemeParkWorldWide to share some of his parks. The two that could interest this channel are: Seaside Pier park and, Indoor Mini Park.
I’ve enjoyed watching Lucky put this park together. He’s also a very fast builder. I really enjoyed this park and learned so much from Lucky!
Love you Curtie, always amazing having you on my streams
Yup, that’s me, overwhelmed and ambitious. This is one of my most favorite video games of all time, but I had no clue where and what to build.
hey there! Trust me, I was definitely burned out once or twice while building this. All I can tell you is to have a strong plan. What is it that you want to build? How big should it be? What do I need to pull it off? Where can I find references? In my case I knew I wanted to build a mega park with 6 distinct areas, each one with a maximum of 30k pieces, 2-3 flatrides, 2 coasters and a plaza. With that in mind I had a clear gameplan. I then placed those rides in different corners of the different areas to get a rough idea on size. It made everything a lot easier to set up. If you go in completely blind I understand why you'd get overwhelmed. And you don't have to build anything of this magnitude. Start small and I am sure you can pull it off! In terms of what to build, check out Park Walkthroughs of your local theme park. For me it was Phantasialand and Europapark. It's all about references! I am sure you can pull it off and good luck! :)
Good to see u are back here Johnny. It's been a long trip since 2017 watching your Planet Coasters Park Reviews. I'm from Catalonia and in an unconscious way and unintentional I learn a lot in terms of listening american/english lenguage watching your videos.
Jo també vinc de catalunya😊 jo també aprenc molt veient els seus videos i també m’inspiro amb aquests videos😊
@@itsenzzo2544 que grande!!!
44:40 That's not true. TMTK have LOD as well. Or can have. BUT the creator has to predefine them and some are super lazy and don't do it. That's the problem, Jonny you once should create a tmtk ;) . Nevertheless. There is not a huge performance difference usually with a decent GPU. Some Planco pieces are even worse than a lot of the tmtk. At the end it all comes back to the amount of pieces. Like always in this game. And yes the park will run better because a lot of pieces are missing. My 50 cent: Most tmtk are created really good including LOD but there are of course items which will affect performance when used to often. But the same is for some planco ingame pieces as well. But what is really bad implemented is the ingame download of items. But thankfully Lucky did a tmtk collection. GUYS ALWAYS do a collection .. !! And for the rest. Read the workshop page and don't complain if there was a collection but you simply did not read the description... Damn why am I so salty about this. ... Jonny love your vids. You know that and great tour so far 😍. And yepp there was a little "here" link to the custom media 🙃
Getting ideas from you thanks again
thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the build
This is an incredible park. Although, my style doesn't include much realism, more creativity, (no pun intended) haha, I always appreciate good realism when I see it. Lucari Cellere definitely should get promoted for this park alone. He's definitely got a ton of potential in this game, and this shows it. Amazing work and park. I've taken a few notes myself from what I've seen in his video
Hi, Johnny! Outstanding Super Mega Amusement Park. How are you?
Johnny at the beginning of the video: I'm going to stop talking about the audio now
Johnny throughout the video: You know, if you just added a little bit of audio...
Always looking forward to your next creations @Lucky!
Hoffe ich kann dir bei zukünftigen Parks mit asiatischen Teilen behilflich sein ;)
Saw it Build Piece by piece and it still blows my mind whenever I see it! Hope to see you all in the next streams
It's pronounced Gast-lower?
I always said Gerst-lower for Gerstlauer but idk
Edit: That's how you say it in German!
I always thought it was GERST-lower as well. But in this episode featuring phantasia-land: th-cam.com/video/KOQzlqqw3BE/w-d-xo.html
I interviews the creator who is infact German. And he told me the "proper" pronunciation. Which is included in the video during the interview! :D
@@Channel5Gaming that's cool!
Yay, another spotlight by Johnny of a fantastic park. Glad you seem to be back.
I’ve stopped watching this guy because I get so excited for some of these creations - yet, due to his lack of park/industry knowledge, inability to follow directions provided by the creator and overall unprofessional demeanor the displays suffer. He’s simply in this for the views by this point because if he wasn’t he would’ve taken the time over the years to improve and better himself. I have yet to witness said improvement.
Then don't watch him
Hi Johnny!
It is a great Park he did so much detail I wonder if you would have shut off the other rides it would have moved everything a little bit smoother. If you only had the ride that you were going to be on running
Oddly enough that doesn't help too much. The main FPS hit is guest AI simulation, and with zero guests in the park we eliminated the worst culprit.
There is sort of a "critical mass" point with planet coaster. Once you go beyond a certain point, the game just tanks. It is the responsibility of the creators to learn that key balancing point while designing a park, and try not to go beyond that.
The developers even said early on, "We gave you large maps so you can give you parks breathing room. We do not intend for people to fully fill them "end to end" because the engine cannot handle that."
However, when you give players that option. Some of them will take it! With that said, it would be a real shame NOT to experience this park. Because it is truly incredible that this was accomplished. But I much prefer when builders learn when to make awesome parks within the constraints of the engine itself.
Might be less of an issue with the upcoming Park Beyond game. Because Unreal Engine 5 can handle a lot more assets before lose of FPS. Im super interested to find out how far we can push that game!
Thank you so much. I actually experimented with turning them all off but it barely made a dent. The park was already struggling might as well have the immersion going with everything running at least
Wow, this park is so big and yet so incredibly detailed. Some really clever ideas and things I haven't seen before. This park is great to draw inspiration from!
Thanks for the compliment. I am glad you enjoyed it. And people drawing inspiration from my work means a lot to me. That honestly makes all of this worthwhile
This would set my laptop on fire
My computer certainly felt like that at times. Like Jonny said it's a double edged sword. I loved building every section of it but I also got quite tired in between fighting low FPS, bluescreens and the occasional crash.
I have always been curious, what is your pc setup? Forgive me if it's stated elsewhere and I missed it
Always makes me chuckle when people ask this. MAkes me assume the question is related to the lag. I assure you, the lag is not the fault of my PC but rather the game engine limitations.
You are forgiven. PC Specs are listed in the about sections of my channel. I'll post them here:
PC SPECS
CPU - i9-9900k 3.6GHZ
GPU - GTX 1080 TI
RAM - 32GB
970 EVO Plus V-NAND SSD
While my GPU is slowly getting outdated by the 20 & 30 nvidea series. 1080ti still out performs 2070's, and keeps up with 2080's. The 30 series does add some extra performance and power, but it really only needs that extra power for its new selling point / feature "ray tracing". Ray tracing is a HOG on performance and therefore the card needs to be extra powerful!
However, planet coaster does not have raytracing, and my GPU isn't even capped when running a laggy park like this. Most of the games performance actually runs off the CPU, and the i9-9900 is a very powerful CPU. I have not yet ran into a game that requires me to have a BETTER Cpu.
-Cheers :)
@@Channel5Gaming Only planet coaster is forcing you to buy new CPUs. (If for mega Parks and if you have a decent GPU, best one with more than 14GB of VRAM. Planco uses sometimes even up to 15GB. I measured it.) The performance gains from changing your CPU are enormous in this game. I tested it with a Intel 9900K an AMD 5800X and a 13900K. I got everytime 40 to 60% more performance .. depends on the park in average I would say more in the direction of 40%. With a 13900K it's even possible to run Galcians Land of Super Zaiden with guests and a (for planco) OK framerate.
@@Channel5Gaming Nooo it was actually the opposite! I was running an RX 580 with a Ryzen 1400 for the past few years and it's been fine for building my own simple parks but any time I'd try and load up a park like this it was basically a slide show. I've always been impressed with how smoothly PC runs for you compared to me and was just curious. I actually just got a 1080 TI last week and I have a Ryzen 5600x coming in the next few weeks. I'm not a spec snob or anything, I was just curious.
Amazing… I’m always shocked at the amount of detail that goes into these parks. I tried doing a full park from scratch once a few years ago and only finished a few buildings
It definitely takes a lot of patience and practice. In combination with my community pushing me for more streams and content it made a huge difference in my confidence and to keep going.
@@luckycreativity0812 Nice.. very well done
34:57 made me laugh so hard😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
All of it, it was totally EPIC and worth watching almost two hours of it. Awesome job to put in such time into this massive park.
Thank you so much, that truly means a lot to me!
Wow, one hour and 50 minutes in I was like whut? Am I still watching the same park? Haha. Oh my. Absolutely love it.
At times I got lost in my own park as well, haha. Its certainly a monstrosity and something I will never do again. I am glad you enjoyed it
Man I first wanna say I’m glad developers understand peoples creativity and give the players lots too work with even though this map is 100% filled up the creativity here by the builder is amazing. I’ve watched so many spotlights and each one I’m more impressed. I don’t know how you guys do this like where did you start man it’s unbelievable it’s awesome.
Oh thank you for featuring this amazing park. I’m so happy you’re back.
❤😊
Let’s go LuckyCreativity!
Go where?
Absolutely beautiful park.
Wow!
Beautiful park.
Simply stunning park here. The visuals are so thought out and the rides are plentiful and fun. Keep up the amazing work.
What a wonderful compliment, thank you so much!
Lore for why the signs are missing we are on a vip tour of the park before it’s regular operating hours, the signs are simply just not turn on yet. That’s is also why the parking lot is empty them Pretzel tho just hit different thank you PP I really enjoy my day here
Thank you so much for the kind words. I am glad people are still checking it out after all this time
Absolutely incredible wow so much to look at in this park
Thank you so much Ethan. I may not have the best coasters but I learned a lot from your creations as well :D
Would you mind if I ask what specs you are running in regards to Video card/Memory/CPU?
it is listed in the About section of his channel. :)
Where does this obsession with big car parks come from?
hahaha I know right!?
I've learned to except the fact that people love building them and including them in their parks.
But my personal thoughts on them are:
-They take up precious performance that the games engine already struggles to achieve.
-They take up precious SPACE which the game has a limited map size
-They often feel awkward when the parking lot is empty & the park itself is also empty
All that said. I think they are a nice touch of realism is you strike the proper balance of actually filling the parking lot with cars. Have guests wandering to and from said parks cars. And the parking lot itself isn't overly invasive in comparison to the size of the park. It's a tough balacing act, but ive seen some worthy parking lots. LOL
What’s ur pc specs
Always makes me chuckle when people ask this. MAkes me assume the question is related to the lag. I assure you, the lag is not the fault of my PC but rather the game engine limitations.
PC Specs are listed in the about sections of my channel. I'll post them here:
PC SPECS
CPU - i9-9900k 3.6GHZ
GPU - GTX 1080 TI
RAM - 32GB
970 EVO Plus V-NAND SSD
While my GPU is slowly getting outdated by the 20 & 30 nvidea series. 1080ti still out performs 2070's, and keeps up with 2080's. The 30 series does add some extra performance and power, but it really only needs that extra power for its new selling point / feature "ray tracing". Ray tracing is a HOG on performance and therefore the card needs to be extra powerful!
However, planet coaster does not have raytracing, and my GPU isn't even capped when running a laggy park like this. Most of the games performance actually runs off the CPU, and the i9-9900 is a very powerful CPU. I have not yet ran into a game that requires me to have a BETTER Cpu.
-Cheers :)
@@Channel5Gaming thanks for the reply, sorry I was late to respond back !
It’s not ghastlauer it’s produced guerst and then lauer
Megaparks are always impressive. Well done.
hadn't been paying attention much, left the video paused freeze on a frame. finally looked at the screen and saw 'odins bbq ribs' and laughed
I really enjoyed this, thank you for posting :)
thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it :)
I’ve been playing planet coaster since early 2019 and at the start of this year began working on a new park. I would myself spent a lot of time on it and focus on putting in more detail and scenery around rides and paths, but I watch this and I am now completely blown away. I am floored and overwhelmed especially with that insane amount of time you spend in detailing and filling all of those remaining gaps. I haven’t worked much on my new park due to constrains on my current computer system which I will be doing away with and replacing with an upgrade later this year. I’m also quite stuck with it although I have ideas, but especially considering this was the creator’s first park he has been truly gifted to have such creative mind and talent. It really demonstrates how much time and care went into this big project over those months. This masterpiece should be a great point of inspiration for newer park builders. Loved it.
Thank you so much for this wonderful comment. Inspiring others is always my number 1 goal. While it may not be the best park ever hopefully it offers enough ideas for others to keep going with their parks. It took me hours of finding references and planning. I was overwhelmed at first but once I set myself a few goals per area it got a lot easier. :) Best of luck to you and your park project!
@@luckycreativity0812 thanks for your reply! I recently downloaded your park as a way to get ideas for me to continue working on my new park (which probably won’t be finished until later this year as I am also hooked on other projects). My i7-9700k based RX 580 system is only able to run your park at a dismal 12FPS on the lowest settings, and am also bothered by low FPS in the one that I am working on, which kinda demotivates me to continue. Definitely looking at getting a new PC later this year and the performance uplift should will be massive. But hopefully once my park is eventually completed it will certainly look gorgeous. While it won’t be as detailed as yours, sometimes less is more and it should still stand out pretty nicely. Of course everyone’s style is different and there isn’t any such thing as “the best park”, only parks that stand out in a unique way, like yours.
P.S. It’s honestly great that you are active on this channel and replying to other viewers comments. Not many creators are this way and it really does further set an example of how professional you are😊
@@somebodyrand0m280 it helps pausing the game while moving through the park but it's definitely taxing. Please let me know when you finish your project. I am always curious to see other creations. And yes, of course I am active here. There are so many nice comments, it would be a shame not to thank you guys for enjoying it so much :D
@@luckycreativity0812 yeah, forgot to mention that the game was actually paused at 12FPS but when unpaused it was like 7FPS, so I think pausing the game does help a bit. Problem is you aren’t able to ride the rides without smooth gameplay but i guess it’s still manageable.
@@somebodyrand0m280 Oh yikes. 12 FPS is certainly not a lot. You may be able to remove parts of the park as you go and experience each section 1 by 1
Are any of these parks actually playable?
If you are talking about functionality then yes, everything is connected with proper rest- and staff rooms placed all over the park. There may be some issues with peeps walking through walls as I didn't place any extra barriers. However I built this park not to play it and it is more like a model train set if that makes sense. Especially with the lag of frames it is more like a park you can walkthrough and enjoy the experience and not see thousands of guests walking about
Your awesome
My World
:D
Best parks are the Mega Parks no matter what Johnny says. Good job Lucky.
Much love
I was very impressed with this park. My only critique is that I wish the rides had more sound and music. The sounds were a bit flat.
Hey there Heather, thank you for your comment and the honest criticism. That is always something I very much appreciate! While I agree with you, you have to keep in mind that all of the custom music was missing in this spotlight (I had about 6-7 custom songs, mainly in the vintage american and viking zone) so it feels even more quiet than it already was. I will definitely work on my sound design though. There is certainly a lot more I could have done to it as well!
Some thrill ride ratings and height requirement signs were a little off but other than that it is an amazing park!
Hey there! And fair enough. I really only added them for aesthetics. I didn't think too much about it. But thank you
It really is Pixel Perfect. This shows quantity is not always over quality.
Just required a loooot of patience :D
How did the park creator like actually generally not run out of space (yk the percentage % thing? I frogot the name)
Hey there. We don't have a percentage limit on the PC version. In the scenario editor you can also increase the size of the land that allows for us to create crazy parks like this. Of course the computer has to keep up with it
@@luckycreativity0812 lucky…
Great job Abbi! I need to submit something for lucky 666
Not sure I understand, but thanks for stopping by Legion :D
sorry @@luckycreativity0812 . I was trying to reply to Abbi's creation and somehow got this feed. Her creation was the 555th lol.
@@LegionGrey the description says this is 555, lol
@@luckycreativity0812 i remain perpetually confused. don’t follow my lead hahaha
@@LegionGrey hahaha, no worries
Need to start this back up. Please try to get ThemeParkWorldWide to share some of his parks. The two that could interest this channel are: Seaside Pier park and, Indoor Mini Park.
hmuucsd = hit me up upon christopher street day
What? :D
@@luke0812 idk it just popped in my mind as I read the name "hmuucsd"
@@luke0812 btw mad respect for the work!!!
@@torben_rr Haha, thank you so much! Glad people are still checking it out