(Archive) Advertising District / Busch Gardens Asia
- 27-September 08
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Brent Offline
You could have a land full of old Arrow coasters with all the help offered so far, lol. -
robbie92 Offline
Here's the station for the invert, which is in the Chinese area. I'd like to give a huge thanks to Xophe, who let me use his chinese roof for the park. Thank you! It adds so much!
Please excuse the unfinishedness in the top right corner.
Comments are welcome. -
Comet Offline
I really don't like the layout at all.
The station seems really nice. Good job with the elevator, I always want to do them but they take too much effort -
Xophe Offline
No worries about the roof - you've put it to great use!
I really like that screen. The path going through the archway and over itself is a nice feature, and the track swooping out of the station like that looks so good! -
RCTFAN Offline
Supports need a lot of work, but the station itself is nice.
One thing I would do is distinguish between the floor height and wall height of the station because it is clashing with the height of the in-game station barrier. -
Alpengeistfan1 Offline
The roof of the station looks nice, but maybe a bit to bright. One thing that I think you need to fix is the walls. There's pretty much no detail to them. -
posix Offline
uhm, wow. awesome roof. sometimes though, i would love to see the asian themes people could do with the asian scenery from wacky worlds. -
Sey Offline
Oh, I love the colours, they're so appropriate and the bamboo does really fit!
If you only could invest more time in the supports. -
Dark_Horse Offline
Robie, it looks good, very detailed, but there's a few things I don't like.
1) The roof is too bright, and looks more Polynesian than Asian (unless that's what you were aiming for)
2) THe wooden coaster catwalk. I'd change it to the 4D coaster or use other scenery pieces because right now, the mechanics are gonna have a hard time fixing the coaster.
Overall, good screen though.
Dark_Horse -
robbie92 Offline
Nokia: Yep. I wanted to use colors that weren't normally used to show people bright colors aren't bad
Comet: Fair enough. Glad you like the station though. The elevator's one of those realistic touches I want to have a lot more of in this park opposed to the original BGA.
Xophe: Thank you! That roof has been so helpful.
Fr3ak:
RCTFAN: It was originally brick from the station floor down, but it actually looks better with the continuation of the wall. I might use deco blocks though to make that distinction.
Alpengeistfan: The roof is yellow to evoke the Forbidden City, which has yellow rooves, the chinese color for imperial rooves. The walls are bare because most ornamentation would be done on the roof or in the eaves of the building, like my station. I'm glad you like it though.
Posix: Thanks! I find WW scenery to be a bit more "cartoony" compared to CSO. I sometimes use de-WWized verions of scenery, like the shogi roof, which originally was WW scenery. However, I like the look I can create w/ 1/4 tile blocks and deco pieces over the look of the WW scenery. Plus, my object data folder is full as it is .
Sey: I'm glad you like the colors. I t was definately a risk I wanted to take, and it payed off. Also, the supports are being worked on.
Zodiac: I'm glad you liked it!
Dark_Horse: I'm glad you liked the detailing. To address your first concern, how does it look Polynesian? I'm just wondering how it can be percieved as that so I can fix it and make it universally understandable. For your second concern, I'm keeping the woodie track. It looks a lot better than 4d track imo. For reference, check El Encierro or dlh's PT3 park to see how the woodie track works in-game as catwalks.
Thanks for all the comments so far. Keep 'em coming! -
J K Offline
Just taking this over.
Glorious screen. As others have said it needs a bit more work. The surrounding archy may be a bit shocking with the exact same colour scheme so you can mix it up a bit but what you have is some real solid work. It's all real nice and I'm glad you've found time for this new start.
Can't wait to see more
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