Screenshot / RMC station & manor estate
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31-May 19
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Geauga Ocean City
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Man this is fantastic. I always love your work, but this is something special. The colors you've chosen are so good!
I do think that the rockwork is a bit too blocky though. I understand what you're going for, but it could use a little bit of refinement.
Excellent work as always dude
wow, this is so strange. weird objects but cool vibe
Ahh yeah good point X97 - I really think adding some color with flowers will help this to 'pop' and balance out in a good way. Maybe a light orange or red would work great as an accent color for the flowers.
merge it or use enterprise for the track instead for better ratings
Architecture is nice. Foilage is nice, those hedges work well l.
Coaster supports look really thin, and those curved roadlines especially.
Maybe use diagonal trim pieces? Supports dont need to be curved like that.
Really good work here. I like your object selection and colour choices, many non-standard textures used to great effect, style-wise it's very original but also having a nostalgic vibe. The RMC looks very good, the little of it that's visible. What a job to use roadlines for custom supports!
i dont know how to merge and still use block brakes with complete circuit. That track is layered 3 times, only way i know is using corrupt element. (its a lot of work)
Ill try enterprise yeah, and some color splashes.
Will add to rock wall depending on object limit
I can help you merge with block breaks and such, its actually not that hard to do but confusing to explain.
Only suggestion I would have would maybe be to add some more color into the foliage/landscape to give it a bit more pop. Perhaps even some vendors or little details around the path too.
Actually in this situation it might just be easiest to modify the stats to draw guests, or do what ITM said.
Textures make it look cartoonish. Also not really sure what's going on with the shoreline. Maybe you're going for this surreal look but it's confusing to me.