Tiny part of the video but I really like the wildflower fields as underbrush. I think many creators have the potential to enhance the look of their foliage by doing some quick research on basic landscaping, and going outside and looking at the wildlife around them. The terrain changes are also really well done too.
The flower underbrush is a nice technique to add some color and texture, which definitely helps. Even though foliage isn't usually a key focus for people viewing parks, it can have a big effect on the vibe of the space and well done landscaping can really elevate a park.
Great looking coaster, love how the newer elements open up even more possibilities and versatility for layouts. I'm also a big fan of using the raft boats for stalls, very clever.
The raft boat trick is classic technique and does a great job at giving plazas a bit more life. It's great to see all these new elements too- much smoother ride options are available.
Do you like the wood-bracing scenery for the wooden coasters? I don't see you add them to your wooden coasters when you do play-throughs. Are they not available in the scenery packs when you play the parks?
This was an RCT2 thing, so even though it's in the scenarios I've been going through, I've avoided using it to keep to the spirit of the original game. Once I get to the RCT2 scenarios we'll start throwing it in. If I'm playing in sandbox with custom scenery, I'll typically do my own supports.
I think I've only ever heard onw song by Owl City, so I might be a little lost when viewing the park, but I can definitely add it to the list of parks to review.
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Tiny part of the video but I really like the wildflower fields as underbrush. I think many creators have the potential to enhance the look of their foliage by doing some quick research on basic landscaping, and going outside and looking at the wildlife around them. The terrain changes are also really well done too.
The flower underbrush is a nice technique to add some color and texture, which definitely helps. Even though foliage isn't usually a key focus for people viewing parks, it can have a big effect on the vibe of the space and well done landscaping can really elevate a park.
Great looking coaster, love how the newer elements open up even more possibilities and versatility for layouts. I'm also a big fan of using the raft boats for stalls, very clever.
The raft boat trick is classic technique and does a great job at giving plazas a bit more life. It's great to see all these new elements too- much smoother ride options are available.
Do you like the wood-bracing scenery for the wooden coasters? I don't see you add them to your wooden coasters when you do play-throughs. Are they not available in the scenery packs when you play the parks?
This was an RCT2 thing, so even though it's in the scenarios I've been going through, I've avoided using it to keep to the spirit of the original game. Once I get to the RCT2 scenarios we'll start throwing it in. If I'm playing in sandbox with custom scenery, I'll typically do my own supports.
Super duper
Have you reviewed my only theme park in New Element yet? It is Six Flags World of Owl City.
I think I've only ever heard onw song by Owl City, so I might be a little lost when viewing the park, but I can definitely add it to the list of parks to review.