Park / Dynamite Dunes - By Wes.

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  posted 2 months ago

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  TimmyTuner Offline

  Lovely, it captures that nice and dense scenario charm for me, while being upgraded with cso. Some nice buildings and attractions throughout, although i think the foliage can be a bit too thick in a few spots

  posted 2 weeks ago

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  RobDedede Offline

  Agreed with TimmyTuner. The rides were fun, if a bit fast on some of them. My favorite ride was definitely the log flume, which had some great theming and a classic double drop. Nice work!

  posted 5 days ago

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  posix Offline

  Had to disable the music in ORCT2 to view this park as it was just a nightmare of mixed tracks from absolutely everywhere in the park. Is it not like this for you?

   

  Otherwise a decent park with what to our eyes is a retro look. When did you make this?

  posted 5 days ago

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  Wessiesworld Offline

  
  

  Had to disable the music in ORCT2 to view this park as it was just a nightmare of mixed tracks from absolutely everywhere in the park. Is it not like this for you?

   

  Otherwise a decent park with what to our eyes is a retro look. When did you make this?

   

  started half 2022 and finished it at the end of 2023.

   

  so 1,5 years to construct this project.

   

  I'm building more towards a realism kind of park vibe, not going the fantasy way and everything needs to be run and maintained like it was a real operated park.

   

  I use a lot of the classic CSO objects, and I developed my own style. Classis or not, this is how I prefer to construct things.

   

  Most of the projects I work on take more then 1 year to do. 

   

  In this particular park I learned a few tricks and hacks and shoestring magic and plugin usage. It was a learning curve for sure.

   

  I have a park pending which I did a MACK Doombuggy transport system hack, that I learned to do pretty much in this park.

   

  So yeah,

   

  I'm doing my own thing, It have to work for me.

   

  I'm not going with the new current RCT-trends and for me that is fine.

   

  I am looking for some trains that could work with the new project and can make the just released new track elements as well.

   

  Every park is a learning curve.

   

  - Wes - 

  posted 4 days ago

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  Wessiesworld Offline

  
  

  Had to disable the music in ORCT2 to view this park as it was just a nightmare of mixed tracks from absolutely everywhere in the park. Is it not like this for you?

   

   

  I play on a 55" screen, so not a issue for me.

  posted 3 days ago

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  chorkiel Offline

  Expected this to be a scenario recreation, but other than a ride being called dynamite blaster I didn't see that. When I looked past that - and also put it on mute... - there was a decent park.

   

  There's two things that really shine in this park. The first thing is ideation. The areas fit well together and each ride had a sense of belonging to the area and in the theme. The second thing is interaction and viewing points. With the exception of Timber Falls all your rides had their most interesting things visible by the peeps and you created several nice viewing platforms and path interactions.

   

  A few things you could improve on. First one is ride layouts. Some are a bit bland, others are too fast and others look a bit messy. The second thing is your queues. They make mostly sense from a gameplay standpoint but not necessarily look good, especially with the tv's. I feel like with some themeing (or tricks to make them less visible) your park would already improve loads. I think if you either embrace or move away from the scenario esthetic that would also help.

  posted 2 days ago

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  Wessiesworld Offline

  
  

  Expected this to be a scenario recreation, but other than a ride being called dynamite blaster I didn't see that. When I looked past that - and also put it on mute... - there was a decent park.

   

  There's two things that really shine in this park. The first thing is ideation. The areas fit well together and each ride had a sense of belonging to the area and in the theme. The second thing is interaction and viewing points. With the exception of Timber Falls all your rides had their most interesting things visible by the peeps and you created several nice viewing platforms and path interactions.

   

  A few things you could improve on. First one is ride layouts. Some are a bit bland, others are too fast and others look a bit messy. The second thing is your queues. They make mostly sense from a gameplay standpoint but not necessarily look good, especially with the tv's. I feel like with some themeing (or tricks to make them less visible) your park would already improve loads. I think if you either embrace or move away from the scenario esthetic that would also help.

   

  True, But I left it as it is right now cause it is the way it was done.

   

  For the music, yeah I play on a 55" Display so I have no trouble with that myself.

   

  Sorry for everybody. 

  posted 2 days ago

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