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Seriously gijssie, if you finished something, it would be my favourite RCT thing ever. Because your screens, despite being unfinished, always amaze me. But is it possible to finish something at this detail and innovation level? I don't know... especially when you seem to have so many threads and this one is labelled "a new start"...

I agree with kong and deanosrs. you really build great things, but never finish it. If you would finish a park with that high rate of realism and detail, you would surely get my vote for park of the year .

Buttah,in that green coaster I showed earlier I changed the the lift hill support and changed the supports that seemed to not attach to the track. I also changed the station. hope you guys like it



PS: KONG: thanks for the tips and hints. And the compliment

try to merge a monorail at lift hill like this

then it will be more beautifully and realistic

try to merge a monorail at lift hill like this

then it will be more beautifully and realistic

I hope you don't mind, but i think i ceap it this way. i tried to do it several times but always fails.

@siradan, looks kinda exactly the same as freeriders new silver

@gijssie, looks good but for gods sake FINISH SOMETHING PLEASE !

@petrol, layout looks really good, and I love your buildings as usual.

A new start ??...

Awsome job gijssie1234

So basically, the original prediction in gijssie's thread is coming true?
I do enjoy it though, maybe soon you'll see my counter attack

petrol...it's actually really easy to add the monorail to the spine of the lift there and it adds so much to it. Just build the monorail backwards directly above the lift, color the land below, temporarily delete the invert track where the monorail is and lower the mono track 1 unit with MOM. Then build the invert track back where it was and you're done.

So basically, the original prediction in gijssie's thread is coming true?
I do enjoy it though, maybe soon you'll see my counter attack

Whe didn't have a competition , [right ...?, otherways i will show a White flag

Technically you don't even need to demo the lift, just mark the land under the lift, lower it by 1clearance, build the monorail track and then raise with 1clearance, so you don't have to demo the lift...

^That would raise both the lift and mono tracks at the same time which would still leave the gap between them. In order to eliminate the gap, the mono track has to be 1 unit lower (which equals 1/2 of a typical 5 foot clearance). Only one of the tracks can be raised/lowered in order to achieve the desired effect...otherwise you still have the gap.

Get those feet flying with everybody's favorite little desert rollercoaster!

Looks good Luketh.

(Oh by the way,

esteemed genius Luke Weir

ego much?)

Luketh your work lately looks awesome, the screens are small enough to tease. I hope you do well with this.

...ego much?)

What ego? Haha, just messin' around with the story behind this coaster, in my world I really AM an esteemed genius.

my first attempt on a dutch windmill. it is the entrance to a rent a bike attraction (not my own idea). let me know what you think

Beautiful. Get some diagonal path in there to set the screen alight, otherwise the squareness of it all may seem ugly. I also sense foliage will be crucial to turning this screen into an incredible setting in a park.

^agreed though I think you shouldn't be forgetting SMALL hills in the way since that'll make the ride look more fun.

looks pretty fun but doesn't it take to much place in your park,

@chorkiel: i am trying to make a heath atmosphere, so the hills are a no go. the space that it is going to take : here's a picture of the total space it is going to take



PS:behind the blue fences is the area that is going to be still build on after the park is opened.

Not a fan of the mix of plain slanted blocks and the pirate roofs. And foliage, as J K said, would probably improve it a lot. Other than that, it looks neat.

EDIT: Wow, that bottom building looks incredible. It's hard to tell from this distance but maybe the windows on the second floor, in the middle, needs some more detail? They look a bit plain compared to the rest.