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  • Gwazi%s's Photo
    That is beautiful. Absolutely gorgeous.
  • Keane%s's Photo
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  • Corkscrewy%s's Photo
    Not entirely sure what I'm looking at.. But I like it man!! Great first post.

    -Josh
  • Xeccah%s's Photo
    I'm guessing it's a restaurant . archy looks nice.

    Show us more next screen.
  • Dark_Horse%s's Photo
    Looks awesome, Keane. Wish I could build stuff like that.
  • Louis!%s's Photo
    Loopy get back to work :p
  • highroll3r%s's Photo
    loopy: that oozes atmosphere i really like it. im not into LL but this is proof why the game is still alive. well done.

    keane: thats a good start. maybe you could add some more ground floor windows and a door.
    id also try to get anoter colour in there.
  • ScOtLaNdS_FiNeSt%s's Photo
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    Edited on paint = shit quality.
  • leonidas%s's Photo
    Even dispite paint screwing up the colors, the colors still don't match. The purple with the brown..
    Maybe change the wood into that more grey-ish brown?

    The architecture is great though, I like the atmosphere!
  • trav%s's Photo
    I agree about the colours. I'd say use pastel colours rather than deep colours.
  • J K%s's Photo
    I actually really like it, it's different and feels very english.
  • trav%s's Photo
    Not meaning this in a disrespectful way, but where in England have you seen a dark purple building next to a red building next to a teal building? Or anything similar to that?
  • J K%s's Photo
    Sorry to specify, it remind me of something tussauds would do.
  • trav%s's Photo
    Oh yeah I can see that. It looks like something you'd see at Chessington.
  • Pacificoaster%s's Photo
    All three of those buildings follow the same structure that creates a redundancy. You have blocky buildings, with brown deco trim, and black roofs.
  • BC(rct2)%s's Photo
    Hope you like my layouts "Kudos" and "Aragon"!
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  • Dark_Horse%s's Photo
    Kudos is decent. Aragon is kinda meh IMO. Your biggest weakness in these layouts is putting turns at the bottom of hills. Also, think about what the purpose of certain elements are. Take the second cobra roll of Aragon for example. Normally, cobras are used to send the coaster in the opposite direction (back towards where it came from). But, you have a u-turn right after your cobra roll. I think a sea serpent would fit here much better. If you're up for it, take a look at RCDB to see how real coasters are built, paying attention to order of elements and their purpose. Once you can identify that, try to emulate it in RCT. Good luck.
  • MorganFan%s's Photo

    If you're up for it, take a look at RCDB to see how real coasters are built


    Definitely do this. There is no "If you're up for it." This is a must.
    I'm sorry, but I have no idea how kudos even gets over the loop. If it does, it probably at most goes 5k/h.
    To be blunt, don't try to be innovative in the sense of creating a whole new type of coaster, but innovate an existing design.
    They will get better.
  • Lloyd%s's Photo

    ...it remind me of something tussauds would do.

    First thing i thought when i saw it, looks like Metro doing Tussauds
  • djbrcace1234%s's Photo
    Decided to pick up this saved file again:

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