Screenshot / Water recycling and pumping plant for Grand Junction
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12-May 17
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This is where Grand Junction recycles water for non-potable water use including all landscaping and water features. The plant provides aerated osmosis filtration coupled with anti bacterial serialization with the assistance of (4) turbine sump pumps each capable of producing 8 millions gallons of usable water per day. In addition, the plant houses a water maintenance building for repairs and service operations. Hours of operation are 24/7. Keep in mind I seldom release 100% complete screenshots until park is 100% complete. :)
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If you want maximum exposure I'd avoid using them u the future. Looks interesting though, keep up the progress!
I'd say this is one of the better uses of expansion objects, but still, they're more of a hindrance than help. Good work though
I like this despite those awful expansion objects, sadly very few people will be able top open this park though. I agree with G Force, I'd avoid those in the future.
I like how this screen is structured. Everything does its job. Too bad there is expansion objects and harry poter paths.
A little heavy on the expansionpack objects, but you've used them to good effect in a proper setting, at least. This kind of looks like a magnified screen from SimCity or Railroad Tycoon or something... Car ride looks pretty epic.
The car ride is actually maintenance routes and multiple routes run through most attractions and rides consisting of about 60k feet and always extending. NOT open for peeps.
Interesting. I have always been a true vanilla builder for the simple reason "I want to make sure anybody can open and play or extend the current park quality as well as the ease to convert to scenarios".
That being said, this park is literally going to hit maximum capacity per objects, attractions, sprites etc, and building will probably halt at that point until the new file format is introduced.
As I am new to this forum, atm my intentions are to post older content to 'learn' the expectations of the members and to be honest, It looks like I may have to put some screens out that reflect my end results.