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  • musicman%s's Photo
    It's raining in the screens, it throws off the visual.
  • Dotrobot%s's Photo
    It's not just that. Look at the second screen's dirt. See how it has specks of green?
  • Brent%s's Photo



    Clearly unfinished. But thoughts on other games to include would be helpful


    Contra, Excite Bike, Paper Boy...
  • chorkiel%s's Photo
    ^pacman and tetris.
  • highroll3r%s's Photo
    Any one here heard of Exhumed on Ps1? The best shooting game ever! Absolute, "i learned how to spell that from zero clearancing" amazing.
  • Roomie%s's Photo
    Pac man is a great shout and pretty easy to pull off in LL
  • chorkiel%s's Photo
    ^it's also my nickname, by my friends irl XD
  • wildroller%s's Photo
    I started working on a river raft design earlier this week. Finished the layout and some extensive terrain work, posting for the hell of it. Except for most of the water, the terrain is made of 1/4 land blocks. Feedback appreciated!

    Attached Image: RiverRaft.JPG
  • djbrcace1234%s's Photo
    Looks fun, though, I don't see why you used so many quarter tile land blocks..
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    Too cliche? Still highly unfinished, though.
  • Cena%s's Photo
    @ DJ Brace, not cliche I think, your solution with mine train track really works, for the bridge to be precise. On the normal grass, the track would fall apart under the heavy weight of the train without rocks (miniature railway) to support it. I would use normal track for the grass area, and mine-train for the bridge. Your waterfall looks weird, I mean the side of the right one ... there isn't any land to prevend the water going there. Good job though. One tip I would personally change; supports of the coaster to a bright color. Blue or Red for example.

    @ Wildroller, cool to see you are doing custom tracks, hacks and that kind of thing, I would try to balance your land out though. Having it completely out of quarter-tile-landblocks makes it look messy. I would vary a bit with ground textures as well, Now it's a lot of dirt together and a lot of rocks togehter, you might want to add some green (grass) with trees in :). You do become better at this game, good job.

    @ Roomie, Mario looks sick. Really nice execution, no explains from my side. Just make sure the real peep-able attractions look & function good though ...
  • musicman%s's Photo
    I actually really like it. I'm not sure why you used the mine train track, though.
  • disneylandian192%s's Photo
    Hey all,

    here's a test screen, just to get some feedback.

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  • Cena%s's Photo
    I like how you used my objects THAT good. Really impressed :) Scale seems a bit off, but I think thats for the fire trucks. The rest looks quite impressive to be honest :)
  • disneylandian192%s's Photo
    Thanks Cena! Perhaps a few tweaks but ultimately I think the structure's nearly done. It's turned out just how I wanted.
  • Goliath123%s's Photo
    Last 2 screen have been top notch, well done guys :)
  • Timothy Cross%s's Photo

    Attached Image: RiverRaft.JPG


    wildroller, I love this screen, but utilizing quarter-tile land blocks to achieve this look is unnecessary, as you can get that exact look using the mountain tool.
  • Coupon%s's Photo
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    My attempt at bigger buildings. :L
  • Luigi%s's Photo
    @Brace even though there is nothing special, it really pleasant to look at it for some reason. The atmosphere is just great. Like Cena said you should fix the right side of the waterfall.

    @Disneyland Screen looks very nice. Perhaps the red wall on the left could use a window too?

    Special edit for Cpupon:

    Not really big :lol:
    Left building seems a bit strange from this angle. The right building is OK. Some variation in windows or adding shutters would probably be an improvement.
  • pierrot%s's Photo
    If you add some diagonal path, it will be lovely screen.
  • SSSammy%s's Photo
    DLandian and coupon: really good work!
    djbrcace: the bridge needs more depth, try adding more objects just to bring it out a little more.

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