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  • Midnight Aurora%s's Photo
    You realize the moniter probably has nothing to do with your PC, right? Either your moniter is, your video card is dying, or you dont know how to use windows.

    All of which are not the fault of the PC. Stop believing the Mac propaganda. Everything is easy if you take the time to learn how to use it.
  • Dr_Dude%s's Photo
    Hey Macs are great pieces of hardware. Although PCs aren't as bad as most Mac users make them out to me.
  • Splitvision%s's Photo

    You realize the moniter probably has nothing to do with your PC, right? Either your moniter is, your video card is dying, or you dont know how to use windows.

    All of which are not the fault of the PC. Stop believing the Mac propaganda. Everything is easy if you take the time to learn how to use it.


    I was just kidding, I'm not a Mac fanboy. PC is just as good, if not better (you can play RCT2 on it :D )
  • sfgadv02%s's Photo

    I was just kidding, I'm not a Mac fanboy. PC is just as good, if not better (you can play RCT2 on it :D )


    Technically, you can play RCT(2) on the Mac. You just have to install Windows XP on the Mac, but using the actual Mac OS to play RCT(2) is a no-no. This is exactly how I play RCT2 on my MacBook.
  • robbie92%s's Photo
    As a side-project for BGAsia, I decided to do a peep friendly mini themed to a small beachside park. Here's the station to the park's 1923 woodie, Big Dipper:

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    Comments are welcome.
  • FK+Coastermind%s's Photo
    i love the shape of that building. the colors are good to, although im not a fan of the lights over the big dipper sign. maybe the rounded deco pieces would look nice. we dont have to see the yellow, because its obvious they are lights. it would be better if you could cover up the ride entrance and exit, maybe move it to the center of the building so we cant see it. otherwise, great archy and atmosphere.

    FK
  • Brent%s's Photo
    Love everything but the choice of fencing... the one you're using looks terrible when stacked like that.
  • geewhzz%s's Photo
    robbie, you're one of the most promising players at the site right now imo. well done. if you want me to get rid of your huts when you're done, shoot me a pm. looking forward to any project you finish.
  • Xcoaster%s's Photo
    That looks very nice. Like ^ said, everything you've been showing lately has looked great.
  • Video_Kid%s's Photo
    Wow robbie92, that brought a tear to my eye. It's gorgeous!!

    Edited by Video_Kid, 06 December 2008 - 11:35 PM.

  • RCTCA%s's Photo
    ^Pretty nice job considering RCT's track choices. :mantis:

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    Nice! I've always been a fan of stand-ups, and yours looks great! nice colors. The pagoda looks nice, but the brick get bland really quickly, try covering it up or something.


    Any suggestions as to what i should use?

    Edited by RCTCA, 06 December 2008 - 01:30 AM.

  • Video_Kid%s's Photo
    I love that screen, I just love the atmosphere. And as I mentioned before, I do not like RCT 1, but for some reason, your work, RCTCA, just wants me to pop back in my RCT 1 disc and install it again.

    Looking forward to seeing more ;)
  • Sey%s's Photo

    robbie, you're one of the most promising players at the site right now imo. well done.


    Well done robbie! I'm a fan of that.
  • FullMetal%s's Photo
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    Comments or suggestions?
  • nin%s's Photo
    Improvement!
    I actually really like that, yet the blue stands out a bit too much.
  • Gwazi%s's Photo
    if you weren't the poster of that, there's no way i'd think you built it. very nice.
  • Camcorder22%s's Photo
    Favorite screen by you. Keep it up.
  • zodiac%s's Photo
    the only things i don't like are the brick walls as fences (it blends too much with the building) and the wooden walls on the building. they'd look smoother if you used the blocks instead.
  • Splitvision%s's Photo
    Perhaps a bit more detail would be nice. And I'm not sure about the red shutters. Otherwise it is very nice!

    Edited by Splitvision, 06 December 2008 - 08:43 PM.

  • Casimir%s's Photo
    Try to find some better references for this building style with the wooden planks ("Fachwerk")
    There actually are more diagonal pieces in real life and the space is split into even smaller pieces.

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