Screenshot / Leviathan Plain Landscaping

  • 28-April 16
screen_2961 Leviathan Plain Landscaping

18 Comments

  • Comment System%s's Photo
    United Kingdom Comment System Offline
    comment below
    posted 9 years ago
  • Bubbsy41%s's Photo
    United States Bubbsy41 Offline
    I'd change the elevation of the landscape, add some brush and small trees, also change the color of the land.
    posted 9 years ago
  • nicman%s's Photo
    United States nicman Offline
    Screw this park, too much work, > :(.
    posted 9 years ago
  • Liampie%s's Photo
    Netherlands Liampie Offline
    It's just a coaster on an empty field. Turn the empty field into something not empty. Something that interacts with the coaster. If you want pretty, a hilly jagged landscape is always a good bet.
    posted 9 years ago
  • nin%s's Photo
    United States nin Offline

    "too much work"? You haven't put enough in yet.

    posted 9 years ago
  • battle boy%s's Photo
    Poland battle boy Offline
    Do not give up. Add a mesh fence that no one under the 'train' could not walk, a few bushes that match the prairie. Maybe a little slide carousels ...
     
    (Such coasters need space :))
    posted 9 years ago
  • ida%s's Photo
    Netherlands ida Offline

    Maybe a little slide carousels ...

     

    fuck man, i was thinking of what to do with my unfinished parks for ages, and there it is, a slide carousel... Thanks, that is exactly what i needed.

    posted 9 years ago
  • chemist%s's Photo
    United States chemist Offline

    Screw this park, too much work, > :(.

     

    Welcome to rct pro life, lol never such thing as "too much work" . As Steve once told me, take your time because rome wasn't built in one day dude. 

    posted 9 years ago
  • nicman%s's Photo
    United States nicman Offline

    Do not give up. Add a mesh fence that no one under the 'train' could not walk, a few bushes that match the prairie. Maybe a little slide carousels ...
     
    (Such coasters need space :))


    what`s a slide carousel
    posted 9 years ago
  • Scoop%s's Photo
    United States Scoop Offline

    he forgot a comma

    posted 9 years ago
  • F0ndue%s's Photo
    United States F0ndue Offline

    Yeah, no such thing as too much time. It is a matter of how far you want to take detailing and realism, or just how much time you want to dedicate to the game. I have been working on one coaster layout since November, and only now have I come up with a layout that satisfies me (admittedly I am a very slow builder). 

    posted 9 years ago
  • battle boy%s's Photo
    Poland battle boy Offline


    what`s a slide carousel

     

      sorry for the grammar (I mean placing the carousel a little further away from the coaster)

    posted 9 years ago
  • Bubbsy41%s's Photo
    United States Bubbsy41 Offline
    I'd recommend trying to find someone that inspires you. For me I've always loved RWEs style and Shotguns. Also use a bench that has all custom scenery. From what you've told me you wanted to do you need custom scenery. Keep at it man you have potential.
    posted 9 years ago
  • chemist%s's Photo
    United States chemist Offline

    Pacifcoaster, Steve, Titan, Kumba, Stosky, GForce, RWE, Shotugns, Corkscrewed, Jkay, Turtle...list goes on so many styles to learn from.

    posted 9 years ago
  • nicman%s's Photo
    United States nicman Offline

    I'd recommend trying to find someone that inspires you. For me I've always loved RWEs style and Shotguns. Also use a bench that has all custom scenery. From what you've told me you wanted to do you need custom scenery. Keep at it man you have potential.

    Bush gardens asia, starpointe, hudsons crossings, the way I get all my inspiration.
    posted 9 years ago
  • RWE%s's Photo
    Germany RWE Online

    Glad that you're mentioning me overhere, but i think there are very many players which are much better than me and have much more content to get inspired from.

     

    If you're trying to get inspired from other people it's important that you not only look at rough things, but also look for little details and special building techniques with small objects. As Liam said there is so much empty space on your screen that can be filled by buildings, bushes, lamps, benches, stalls etc.

     

    I would recommend to you to not start with big projects or parks. Use a small project like a design or a small park to try different types of architecture and details out. You'll see that this is not so much work if you're having the inspiration and if you're exactly knowing what you want to build. If you're doing it like this, you'll see that you will almost never lost the motivation like now, because there will always be stuff you want to improve and build better. Don't give up!

    posted 9 years ago
  • nicman%s's Photo
    United States nicman Offline
    this will be my only park though, I am really waiting for thewarf to come back so that we can finish.
    posted 9 years ago
  • nicman%s's Photo
    United States nicman Offline

    Do not give up. Add a mesh fence that no one under the 'train' could not walk, a few bushes that match the prairie. Maybe a little slide carousels ...
     
    (Such coasters need space :))


    Already a mesh mence unless you mean the scenery item "a mesh fence"
    posted 9 years ago
  • nicman%s's Photo
    United States nicman Offline
    Oh yeah, I am kinda confused with foliage, because I don't want to put a million tree's around it, do I have to add like 1k ruins around bushes and stuff.
    posted 9 years ago

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