Great work as always! Such a good insight into how a park operates and I’m totally going to use this when I’m planning out the rest of my current project.
@@Nerdchacho yes sir. You know, he knew what most didn't, and you have an insane knowledge of this game/industry. Even things you've covered not related to the game, have helped me in game.
"Sub level of realism" that is! I do the same when I play. I always think about the inner workings of the park, HOW people are trained or how rides are inspected for example.. It all adds to the realism you can see..
@@Nerdchacho Absolutely. I'm starting to see this more as I play, thinking about sightlines and guest transition from zone to zone etc well thabks for everything mate. This channel is a godsend
Where did you get all the nice fancy stuff, like for the tickets and garage ..etc. I had a look at the workshop but there is so much in it .... anything/one you can recommend? .. thx
If you have a look at 2 later eps, there are some park files you can download that use my most used TMTK pieces... Or, if you want things specifically from Raygate Lake or Fundy Funspot then you can download those park files and the items come with it :)
Great park and series of vids. But if you're complaining about FPS dips I must ask, Is the parking lot really necessary? Again it looks nice but I have to weigh the need vs. how many guests do I want in the park, and a car lot is not needed for my tastes. I do however like how you did the water and the plazas around the mini lake. I need to work on water alot...mine never look like an amusement park water way.
Since this was filmed, I've learnt a few things about the game I didn't previously... The parking lots in my parks are lightweight compared to the park itself. The impact to performance having the parking there is negligible in hindsight. It is a myth erroneously perpetuated by other channels that parking lots take a massive hit to performance. This is only true if you're running the game on a potato. In reality, the ones I've added don't improve performance if removed because the actual bottleneck is else-where in the park.
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Great work as always! Such a good insight into how a park operates and I’m totally going to use this when I’m planning out the rest of my current project.
You are the Planco Rainman, I'm calling it! Great work, thank you sir.
Like the film? :D
@@Nerdchacho yes sir. You know, he knew what most didn't, and you have an insane knowledge of this game/industry. Even things you've covered not related to the game, have helped me in game.
"Sub level of realism" that is! I do the same when I play. I always think about the inner workings of the park, HOW people are trained or how rides are inspected for example.. It all adds to the realism you can see..
@@Nerdchacho Absolutely. I'm starting to see this more as I play, thinking about sightlines and guest transition from zone to zone etc well thabks for everything mate. This channel is a godsend
Any-time matey. Glad I can help you in ANY way at all! And of course, if you have recommendations for Top Tips... ;)
Yo I love your vids
Sorry to ask but I've been struggling to merge my themes say I was going from western to adventure i struggle to make a smooth transition
Where did you get all the nice fancy stuff, like for the tickets and garage ..etc. I had a look at the workshop but there is so much in it .... anything/one you can recommend? .. thx
If you have a look at 2 later eps, there are some park files you can download that use my most used TMTK pieces... Or, if you want things specifically from Raygate Lake or Fundy Funspot then you can download those park files and the items come with it :)
@@Nerdchacho brilliant will do! cheers ..forgot to subscribe ..and now its done :)
Great park and series of vids. But if you're complaining about FPS dips I must ask, Is the parking lot really necessary?
Again it looks nice but I have to weigh the need vs. how many guests do I want in the park, and a car lot is not needed for my tastes.
I do however like how you did the water and the plazas around the mini lake. I need to work on water alot...mine never look like an amusement park water way.
Since this was filmed, I've learnt a few things about the game I didn't previously... The parking lots in my parks are lightweight compared to the park itself. The impact to performance having the parking there is negligible in hindsight. It is a myth erroneously perpetuated by other channels that parking lots take a massive hit to performance. This is only true if you're running the game on a potato. In reality, the ones I've added don't improve performance if removed because the actual bottleneck is else-where in the park.