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Your restaurant will flood.

Your restaurant will flood.

this, but I'm glad to see you making better use of colors.

Sparkh, this was the best screen on page 572. Let no one tell you otherwise. Symmetry is fine; if it's your style,, and direction.


This is your style and direction.. just go deeper and deeper into it,.

This is your style and direction.. just go deeper and deeper into it,.

Unless, of course, you want to do something different.

keep at it boss. you can only get better
-JDP

Things going slowly here, so I figured I'll add another screen. This is the start of my billionth FFA idea, a Worlds Fair set in between 1890-1900. Again, it's very unfinished, but I wanna show my opponents and the community that the Game is On.

a Worlds Fair set in between 1890-1900.

FUCK. YOU.

That archway is so fantastic.

it's a bit ironic to see the detail level and then read you saying "it's going slowly".

It's Fantastic.

The part in the middle is pretty much perfect but I don't like the wings.
I do have the feeling that they don't fit the middle part.

Yeahhh even more symmetry in this topic Looks great!

Wow Robbie, I'm glad to see someone doing Belle Époque architecture!

FUCK. YOU.

Sorry...

Been wanting to do this for a while, so I figured now was a good time. I had no idea you were doing the same thing.

That aside, prepare for your ass to be kicked...

Whereas I thought that a good amount of the past structures I've seen from you have relied on ornament for complexity's sake, I really see your architecture progressing into a level where you're really envisioning something spectacular and doing a great job in RCT replicating your vision; essentially I think the complexity is going to better use. There's obviously a good deal of custom scenery in this screen, not a bad thing, but there's still a bit of improvisation especially with the statues and thus the building front really exhibits why I think RCT2 in particular is so great. It does appear though that the slanted wood pieces on the left bank of glass roof are not entirely aligned.

robbie, that's by far the coolest thing I've ever seen from you. And it isn't even done yet!



Trying to nail down a layout for an invert. I like it up until the MCBR, but after that....meh. Thoughts?

Looks good I would just make the slope into the zero-g a little more gradual, same goes for the drop out of the MCBR
And to be honest I like the part after the MCBR more than the part before it

Here is a picture from the bridge contest.
Does anyone know some good dats for woodie supports and the deco block used?

I'm having trouble seeing the bridge.

Thats my problem.