Screenshot / Kingfisher
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05-January 17
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Veteris Shores
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This is more of an experiment than anything else. The entirety of this was built using RCT Classic on my mobile to test the gameplay and functionality that we are accustomed to on serious parks. I am officially posting the first screen for RCT Classic.
I think the results are promising. I haven't attempted much in the way of serious architecture but as far as getting meticulous details done like foliage, the boost in productivity is incredible.
To further push the boundaries, this was also posted using my mobile, so I don't know how small this screen will look via desktop sites. -
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Screen looks very vanilla, but it is very cool that this was done in Classic.
Nice, wouldn't have though it was mobile if you didn't mention it.
Looks great. Is this bench available somewhere?
So, custom objects do work with Classic.
Is the tool kit require to use them though?
Most people get CS from downloading cs parks, which does require the toolkit. However, someone on Reddit posted how to do it on apple devices by connecting it to your computer.
Incredible Steve. Love the screen, and love the classic. Oustanding job.
Can you open RCTC files in Vanilla/Open?
As far as I know, yes. Toolkit lets you import most parks as long as they are exportable. In turn, this also enables the custom objects to be selected when you create a scenario.
Yes! You can import from your desktop to mobile and vice versa using email with an attached .sv6.Thanks for the comments so far. This wasn't so much a display of skill rather than just posting for RCTC. A landmark achievement that I feel more of us should be utilizing.
You say you've done most of the foliage work in Classic. How do you use zero clearance on mobile though, as I don't assume it's built in the game? Is that the toolkit that I keep hearing of?
I truly anticipate some form of hacking menu in the future. There's a demand for it and Chris Sawyer and the team seem to be listening to people as they update the games bugs and junk.
Man this gets me so hype, must set aside build time.
Steve the legend, the myth, the folktale story. lol..nice stuff