Screenshot / Viper - SFMM Recreation

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  Liampie Offline

  Very ambitious. And actually very good too.

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  G Force Fan Offline

  Darn, I've been wanting to do this for ages.  You've just about nailed it, perhaps the drop supports are a bit too thick, but overall its really nice.

   

  Looking forward to seeing the finished product.

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  savoytruffle98 Offline

  It'd be interesting to compare high quality NE stuff with the vanilla Magic Mountain in rct2, that's for sure. I think this version may be slightly better.

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  Mr.Brightside711 Offline

  
  

  Very ambitious. And actually very good too.

   

  Thanks! It is a huge park and zooming out on the map is very intimidating, but I really wanna make something amazing.

   

  
  

  Darn, I've been wanting to do this for ages.  You've just about nailed it, perhaps the drop supports are a bit too thick, but overall its really nice.

   

  Looking forward to seeing the finished product.

  I've been wanting to since Tatsu was built lol. I know the supports get a little cluttery on the drop but the support columns get much smaller IRL and it was difficult to show that well in-game. 

   

  
  

  It'd be interesting to compare high quality NE stuff with the vanilla Magic Mountain in rct2, that's for sure. I think this version may be slightly better.

   

   Glad you consider it high quality xD I'm am trying really hard and would hope that my version comes out better.

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  savoytruffle98 Offline

  Glad you saw the sarcasm there. I'm sure you know the default version pales in comparison, but I was slightly worried that you might take me seriously on account of my meager rct2 abilities, hah. Good stuff.

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  Cocoa Offline

  looks like you're not getting so overdetailed that you won't be able to finish it. nice work, looking forward to more!

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  Mr.Brightside711 Offline

  
  

  looks like you're not getting so overdetailed that you won't be able to finish it. nice work, looking forward to more!

   

  Yeah, maxing out is probably my biggest worry, so I'm cutting corners where I can. Also helps that I'm not that great with tiny details too  

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  Stoksy Offline

  This is real good. There's a thinner trim object gee made which might help with the support thickness, or maybe just having them a little more spread out? I think Louis posted a screen ages ago which was quite good of GASM

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  G Force Fan Offline

  Yea, perhaps swap the horizontal prices with something thinner, that's really the only issue. Especially in the diagonal bit where the drop crosses over the MCBR, a thinner horizontal piece would work much better. Maybe look at BGA for reference.

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  BelgianGuy Offline

  For a park this size i advise keep details to an absolute efficient minimum! Grt the park done and then add what objects you have to spare

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  Coasterbill Offline

  Spectacular!

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  Poke Fan Offline

  Really solid. Technical yet atmospheric.

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  Meretrix Offline

  Nice recreation. I was just at MM, and that ride is still painful as ever.

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