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So how do I go about viewing the page with these objects on them if I keep getting an error saying the page is either out of date or not there?

I think you need to be a member at whatever site the link leads to, and be signed in. Or you could just go to Rct2.com or Rctmart.com and find the Disney area in the forums. But you need to be a member.

I am a member at both sites. Whenever I try to go to the Rctmart part, which has the all the scenery, I get this:

The error returned was:

Sorry, the link that brought you to this page seems to be out of date or broken.

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rctfan you never finished validating your account via the email that is sent upon registering. click on resend validatin email near the top of the forum and you should get an email unless the email you gave is an invalid one.

rctfan, did you read this reply I made. YOU need to validate your account.

rctfan, did you read this reply I made. YOU need to validate your account.

Yeah, I've already done that. In fact, I've done that twice and it still doesn't work.

sent you a pm rctfan

isnt the train tracks suposed to be in for of the station, every one knows that

isnt anyone going to answers this

I would if I could understand it.

ehhrmmm

wow. . .

Damn, i must say it looks good for Disney, Cramped, over the top and kids love it, so in that way it's perfect, i'd like to see this park, although i would backup my objctdata folder first, it'll look nice in a Disney park but i'm not to sure about using this stuff in one of my own parks though, i just would'nt look good.

^Read the topic from the start.

It's not a park that is being built. These are objects that are being released...

sorry must have missed that, did read from the start though


i just noticed, those sidewalk/pedestrian pahts are great, they even contain water drains, i do like that though



about what rctdude posted, look at this photo, you got the train inside the station instead of infront of the station

The pics just show the scenery in use. This is not a DL recreation park.

Just as an update, AmazingEarl released a very nice looking teacup ride today.

Also, I don't know if those sidewalk paths are included. They might only be in the suburbia thing at Rctmart.com. They're a neat concept though.

I think the custom scenery looks great amazing earls rides too i hope the screens coming fast

Quick update on the recent releases:

Matterhorn Bobsleds by the AmazingEarl.

Link

Alice in Wonderland Cars by the AmazingEarl, including 19 pieces of AMAZING scenery.

Link

Matterhorn Scenery by MidwestBoyInLA.

Link

And a sneak peek of what is coming next:


See ya'll around!

Lookin good. there's just something about the scenery. I cant put my finger on it though...

EDIT: I love the scenery, but the pixels are so big on them. I guess that is what bugs me. they look like they were made in paint. But other then that, this looks awesome. I think the dream of any RCT Disney builder is the skills to build the exact scenery you need to get the Disney feel. Which by the way you have accomplished beautifully...

Edited by disneylandian192, 28 May 2005 - 11:22 PM.

I like all of the rides and the bobsleds theming looks pretty boring

I cant put my finger on it though...

It sucks? Dunno, that seems to fit, whether you thought that or not.

It sucks? Dunno, that seems to fit, whether you thought that or not.

Look, you obviously didn't read my other post, Richie. So since you're so damn illiterate, I'll repost it for you:

If you're just going to sit there and harshly criticize peoples hard work, don't reply at all. If you don't like the scenery, don't reply. This is an advertisement of the event, not the scenery.

... EDIT: I love the scenery, but the pixels are so big on them. I guess that is what bugs me. they look like they were made in paint. But other then that, this looks awesome. ...

I don't understand what you mean by the pixels look so big. A pixel in MS Paint is the same size as a pixel in Paint Shop Pro or any other graphics program. The only thing that changes the viewable size of a pixel is the resolution you're using on your monitor. And believe me, no one is using MS Paint to create any of these objects.

If you're talking about the last screen Iceman posted, those are enlarged images that some of the staff at both sites are using as avatars just as a teaser.

mmm whipped cream.

That's some really cool stuff iceman. As usual, great job.

Iceman didn't make it.