Screenshot / Leviathan
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20-December 18
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World Of Thrill
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The colors in this screen work pretty well, but there's a lot of polish lacking. I don't quite understand mixing the old and new support types - the sloped pieces don't really line up with the vertical ones, and using just the old poles will save you a lot of objects. The coaster seems quite over-supported, especially in that lower section over the water. Space the supports out more and that will help it look less cluttered.
The catwalks on the brake run are one unit too high - dropping them all down will help it look more realistic. Also, the left and right sloped pieces are the same and that means one of them has the fence facing the track, which looks super weird... also, you have them on the brake run but not on the lift hill?
The engineer in me is cringing at the giant concrete footers on the roof of that big building. I think in reality either they'd pass the supports though the roof and the building all the way to the ground, or frame them into the building's structure somehow. In either case, no need for big concrete footers.
I'd also consider using a different tarmac object. The version with grid lines always makes everything look overly on-grid, even if it's not.
I do like the coaster colors, and the little pond and its surrounds would make for a fun little area to sit and enjoy the coaster rushing past.
yea I know it could look better but it's just what I have loaded into the scenario. such as the same facing upward catwalks. I just work with what I can.
You can swap items in and out using OpenRCT2 or ParkDat in Vanilla RCT2 if you want to.