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12-July 18
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"Build your own Six Flags Magic Mountain" they said, "Have fun!" they said.
Oh hey guys it's me, ar2910 here, back from the underworld to resume my love hate relationship with isometric and no diagonals.
Working on recreating SFMM in the original RCT2 scenario. Never even been to California, but Google Maps and images are a wonderful thing!
Liberties have been taken with placement and scale due to... obvious constrictions.
As with all of my work, unfinished, NCSO, no trainers/hacks (except to reset the date and to give me some monies), just vanilla RCT2, and as always, I do hope you enjoy : ) -
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PS. Sorry for the floating 'Space Style Sign' text! I'll try and swap this screenshot out for a cleaner one when I get the chance : )
this looks quality, dude!
Looking great! Not quite as adventurous as your other stuff but its definitely quality.
i would love to see a closer look at the top part of this screen
There is a hidden way in RCT2 to make lots of easy, fast money without using a trainer. When the tall fountain object is deleted using a ride track, you are given about $250, far more than the $50 it costs to build the fountain. Scenery can be saved with a ride, so a big block of fountains, say 20X20, can be saved along with a mini track ride to quickly place many fountains at once. Another track ride can be created and saved with the purpose of deleting the block of fountains so that many fountains can be deleted at once. Using these two saved rides to create and delete many fountains at once, I can make a million dollars in a few minutes.
hey look who's back! you somehow missed all of h2h but I remember your work was so good. keen for this!
This is dope. Whilst the scale is smaller than what I prefer, it's great to see a focus on macro planning and composition.
Looking good so far. I'm a sucker for recreations, looking forward to seeing this develop!
It's called OpenRCT2 - https://openrct2.org/
Excellent work so far, looking forward to more.