Screenshot / Sonawinds/Hanna-Barbera Fantasy Forest

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  posted 11 months ago

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  Terry Inferno Offline

  I knew that one building was Scooby-themed from the color scheme alone - the description only confirmed it. However, there are far too many trees here to the point where the park is getting lost in them... guests would have a very difficult time seeing most of the Hanna-Barbera-themed attractions, and we cannot see the guests except for a few glimpses of visible path. Give us some negative space as well so that we may experience more of the lovely buildings you've constructed! 

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  SSSammy Offline

  I feel like the foliage is a little sparse

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  ottersalad Offline

  Really interesting, but I'd remove at least 75% of those trees! Can't see anything!

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  Faas Offline

  That coaster looks awesome, but definitely remove some trees, especially around the edges/paths to replace them with lower vegetation like shrubs/flowers etc.

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  df99999 Offline

  I knew that the number of trees would be a criticism, but i like a shady park to keep the peeps comfortable.

   

  I used the open RCT2 feature to hide foliage to view the park activity in game play.

  This is the Fantasy Forest with no trees.

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  deanosrs Offline

  I like the tree density and I would keep that density even over buildings and paths, just not everywhere. There must be some selective tree deletion possible such that each building is viewable from one of the four angles in the game. Some more tree variation would be good too, but I really like the forest feel.

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  df99999 Offline

  I have taken advice into consideration and elminated a number of trees on the park's iconic Mount Sona centerpiece (to be published soon)

   

  Does it help that the backstory is that the developer of this park is a tree nut and built it with every tree possible being conserved, and planted a tree for every tree cut down LOL

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  dr dirt Offline

  Other than not seeing the paths, I don't hate this.

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