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^yeah, besides that most everything looks good

Much better! Problems I still have: Different colored rooves; stick to sea-green throughout. also, it sort of looks like the castle is sitting on top of the wall...either the wall is too tall or the castle is too short. maybe bring the wall out a few more tiles? and of course the path problem, I'd say make it at least 3 tiles wide.

I took some of your suggestions and made a briefly updated version of the castle in the last several hours. Ignore the background of the castle, Fantasyland has yet to have the rest of its body added yet. Any damage to the castle in its new look is also easily reversable. Take a look!

Edited by Grand Admiral, 03 April 2007 - 11:09 PM.

that looks a little better....though I can still tell that the path going through the center of the castle is one tile wide

I have made a minor change to the six central lands set to be fit inside of this park. Instead of the traditional Frontierland, I am going to be removing it for a Hollywood theme instead. I;m sure you guys remember the idea of Hollywoodland that was set to go into California's Disneyland. This is going to be that, just not behind Space Mountain or anything like that. Everything else is going to remain the same and little adjustments to the traditional layout will not be happening. You can also expect a small update featuring the new structures inside of Fantasyland very shortly.

Edited by Grand Admiral, 28 April 2007 - 11:55 PM.

castle looks much better; it's enjoyable going through all the castle screens and watching it get better each time. that's good news. keep up the good work, admiral.

Update: While work on Fantasyland has comenced, the construction of a new monorail station for entrance outside of the magic kingdom of the resort has been added and replaced the previous design. There have also been several buildings completed in Fantasyland.

While the update photos will only show two of the ride buildings for Pinocchio's Daring Journey and of The Sword in the Stone, many more have been completed including rest assured. They will be included in a much larger update covering all of Fantasyland very shortly.

Not bad..
Try not to copy too much of Iceman's Disney park though..
Maybe some different foliage already will help to prevent that..
Otherwise it looks quite good,

SF

Wow did you improve. It blows your old stuff away.
-JDP

Change the land type under the paths please. Also, in the first screen, it seems as though some glass is missing (Intentional?), and you should prolly hide the grass on the inside. Otherwise its looking nice.

I agree with Gwazi's comments. Also, in the 1st screen, I think you should pick a roof color that is more in contrast to your wall colors. And in the 2nd screen, I'm not sure the gray "sidewalk" works here, maybe try another type of path or some textured blocks. But overall these are very nice screens

Edited by ride_exchanger, 30 May 2007 - 10:29 AM.

I agree with what's been said so far, but try not to make the pathing too thin in places, it just creates unnessersary bottle necks. Like don't feel obliged to break up the path with foliage, just because there's an open space. I mean, look at real parks, open spaces are good

For a mountain ride similar to Disneyland's Matterhorn, which would look more realistic: the rock scenery or the real life terrain found in the game?

Both probably. But the rock more so.

Depends how you pull it off.

Update:

Fantasyland construction has continued and work will progress to have this area of the park completed by the end of the month. Work will next continue into the area closer to Tomorrowland and near Critter Country to complete rides like Dumbo the Flying Elephant and my version of the Matterhorn. I have also established a new deadline for this project's completetion by the end of the summer.


Buildings of Alice in Wonderland, Mad Tea Party, and Scorceror's Store.


Buildings of Mr. Toad's Wild Ride and Peter Pan's Flight.

Your buildings don't have any signs. How will people know where to go? Anyway, these two screens look pretty good, but I am not a fan of those spiral trees, and that fountain in the first screen needs some serious work. I am interested in seeing how you do Matterhorn, though. I made one a long time ago and it did not turn out too well... I can post a picture later if you want me to.

-disneylhand

Mini Update:

More of Fantasyland is coming together as I begin to fuse it with the area around Tomorrowland in adding a submarine lagoon to the east of this land. This version will likely be themed to the animated classic The Little Mermaid, if not Finding Nemo.

The Matterhorn style mountain is not going to be inserted afterall because of the laack of available scenery to create such a structure. Beyond that two new rides will take up the space of the abandoned mountain, a large maze, and an indoor/outdoor coaster themed to Fantasia.

I would also would like to know who I contact to change my name and I will likely make a new thread for this park since it is getting very long.

Edited by Grand Admiral, 12 June 2007 - 11:19 PM.

Update:

In timing around the opening of the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage at Disneyland being reopened, I have also begun to work on the classic style Tomorrowland which will replace the blue and grey style for a more classic feel. The starting of this new paint job is the new updated version of the Submarine Voyage, complete with all of the original props. As Sub lagoon is finished it meanings surrounding Fantasyland to finish two areas of the park. Main Street U.S.A. is alo readyig a new showing once both updates come in the next week or so.


Modern classical submarine voyage.

Looks good to me, but I would suggest using absolute zero clearances to carry your supports/dock all the way down to the bottom of the lagoon.

-disneylhand

your fantasyland is looking pretty good, actually.
too much greenery breaking up the paths, especially considering the artificial-looking nature of the custom scenery trees and such.

the sub voyage screen is very intiresting. at first it looked kind of noob-ish, but the more i look at it the more it reminds me of tomorrowland. the path over the water is very reminiscent of epcot or tomorrowland, in particular. Be sure to change the land under your path to something other than grass- it doesn't make any sense for there to be grass under an elevated walkway. the seating areas and the station i can actually see as being disney-ish, but whatever is in the bottom-right kills the illusion. Just looks.. bad, somehow. the planter in the middle of the path is nice, keep that. not sure what the white elevated thingy running along the top of the screen is... looks decent, though. also be sure to change the land type underwater. if it's a finding nemo sub voyage there wouldn't be grass under the water, there would be sand and coral.