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16-August 16
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I should mention that some of this has been changed up (specifically that right side with no fence and such), and a roof may be in the works.
Are those fences and roof pieces ncso? Looks like WW to me (which I guess is still ncso, but..)
Yeah, I know - made the mistake of using WW, but I like those fences.
In future projects I plan to avoid WW objects.
I love this! So great.
Nice, very charming!
Thanks!
This is WW scenery done right, it's not as jarring as the way my use of them tends to be and helps give this a cool unique but at the same time, old school appearance.
Wasn't critiquing the use of WW, no worries! I actually wish its object were used more at times because they do look good when used well.
Well, this is very reassuring.
Thanks everyone. Not planning on submitting the project that this is a part of, but perhaps something else in the future.
One thing I should ask before starting; If I do wish to submit something, should I avoid WW entirely? I remember from when I was more active several years ago, this was a big deal, but I could always include the object files with the submission if necessary (tested in OpenRCT2, this works). I find the WW pagoda (Shogi walls, fences, and roofs) complement the base game's theming pretty well, and I have found that I tend to produce things of higher quality when building in a NCSO setting (maybe with a few custom rides to make up for the lack of flat rides and newer coaster types in the game).
I think very few people here, let alone the people that prepare and release parks, have WW installed.
However, you could always simply load the objects into Parkdat and convert them. Probably not entirely legal but I don't think the site's going to get raided because you copied over a couple of Shogi roof sprites.
I've noticed in OpenRCT2 these files can be individually used separate from the rest of the expansion by someone who does not have it installed, so perhaps packaging them with the final file is an option.
Okay, I'm only interested in the shogi objects, so hopefully that won't be hard to find.
The roofs and the fences (used in this picture) for sure; some of the walls look good (imo) with detailing, but I'm not sure if I'll use them or not. I know that I've seen the roofs around so those will be easy to find.