Custom Scenery Exchange / Nature Palettes
- 21-June 22
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Timothy Cross Offline
Below are color palettes meant for specific biomes. There is a palette for each type of land (excluding dirt, grey rock, and red rock), and there are two for dirt/grass (forest and jungle). Just place the DAT files in your object folder. Hope you enjoy.
EDIT: Only the water colors are changed in these palettes. So all the other old and new colors in openRCT work normal and well.
Coast:
eCo Coast 2022-04-21 00-22-14.png (322.61KB)
downloads: 33WTRECOC.DAT (1.18KB)
downloads: 33Desert:
eCo Desert 2022-04-21 00-23-35.png (315.54KB)
downloads: 38WTRECOD.DAT (1.18KB)
downloads: 25Forest:
eCo Forest 2022-04-21 00-26-15.png (319.91KB)
downloads: 31WTRECOF.DAT (1.18KB)
downloads: 28Grassland:
eCo Grassland 2022-04-21 00-28-49.png (287.74KB)
downloads: 24WTRECOG.DAT (1.18KB)
downloads: 33Iceland:
eCo Iceland 2022-04-21 00-30-45.png (285.9KB)
downloads: 17WTRECOI.DAT (1003bytes)
downloads: 27Jungle:
eCo Jungle 2022-04-21 00-31-54.png (322.21KB)
downloads: 12WTRECOJ.DAT (1.18KB)
downloads: 27Tropical:
eCo Tropical 2022-04-21 00-32-54.png (347.46KB)
downloads: 11WTRECOT.DAT (1.2KB)
downloads: 31 -
AmusementParker Offline
Would you be able to make a mowed grass land type? That way the grass would always stay mowed.
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Timothy Cross Offline
^ I can see how that could be useful to some players. But I’m afraid that’s above my knowledge level for custom scenery. Water palettes are easy and explained well by Deurklink: https://www.youtube....h?v=2epMQ_6tU1s
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Timothy Cross Offline
UPDATE: I improved the water color for iceland. It will not replace the old iceland DAT file, as that was named "WTRECOI," and this DAT is named "WTRECO4". So place the DAT file you see below in the object folder as normal. Enjoy.
NOTE: Only the water colors are changed in this palette. So all the other old and new colors in openRCT work normal and well.
Iceland:
eCo Iceland 2023-07-22 20-56-31.png (320.81KB)
downloads: 9WTRECOI4.DAT (1.2KB)
downloads: 9 -
In:Cities Offline
This is beautiful. Would absolutely use this water color.
Only thing I'd even consider changing in this palette would be the overall snow/ice texture to be less blue. Though I know how challenging that is to do without sacrificing other colors.
Great work Timothy
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Timothy Cross Offline
Thanks, friend. My intent was to keep the old and now new colors with the exception of the water. And I also figured the waters from each palette can be used in any various combination.
Here's how some of the other land types look with the new ice water:
Duned sand:
eCo Duned Sand 2023-07-22 22-50-10.png (330.96KB)
downloads: 8Sand:
eCo Sand 2023-07-22 22-48-49.png (338.08KB)
downloads: 10Red Sand:
eCo Red Sand 2023-07-22 22-51-38.png (320.85KB)
downloads: 9Grass:
eCo Grass 2023-07-22 22-58-06.png (302.51KB)
downloads: 8 -
posix Offline
Looks quite cool. The aspect your coming at this from is very isolated however. Would be good to get these tested.
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Timothy Cross Offline
^ If by testing you mean seeing how the palettes look in built parks, I don't really build at the moment. But I did take some screen shots of other parks using the palettes and I'm giving full credit to the creators. I hope I'm not breaking any rules by doing so. Furthermore, these creators build much better than I ever have.
Dig Site 4 by dr dirt, BelgianGuy, Disneylandian192, and Saxman1089 (Desert):
Dig Site 4 (Desert).png (1.5MB)
downloads: 36Fox Glacier National Park by FK+Coastermind (Iceland):
Fox Glacier National Park (Iceland).png (1.26MB)
downloads: 42Happy Valley Hangzhou by Liampie, Saxman1089, Mamarillas, and Coasterbill (Grassland):
Happy Valley Hangzhou (Grassland).png (1.83MB)
downloads: 42Hyatt’s Lake Scarlett Resort by RCTNW (Tropical):
Hyatt's Lake Scarlett Resort (Tropical).png (507.46KB)
downloads: 41Hyatt’s Northwest Adventures by RCTNW, Cedarpoint6, and Robbie92 (Forest):
Hyatt's Northwest Adventures (Forest).png (627.85KB)
downloads: 39Seaquarium Curaçao by Liampie (Coast):
Seaquarium Curaçao (Coast).png (1.67MB)
downloads: 44Pridelands by nin, RCT2day, thirteen, and Xeccah (Jungle):
The Pridelands (Jungle).png (1.65MB)
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posix Offline
Looks interesting Tim. I see they are much more subtle palettes than I had assumed from your own example screens above. Even when applied to existing parks where the creator didn't intend to use them, they are quite unintrusive which is a good sign.
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Xeccah Offline
It's just a palette. the parks are already on the site to download. Just look up the creators' names.where can I get these p-arks