Park / Cocoas Unfinished Parks 2013

  • 26-May 13
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  • Cocoa%s's Photo
    Australia Cocoa Offline
    btw, someone way back asked for the google maps of the picture I took. I found the adress of the right building, the tartempion restaurant

    15 Rue du Mont Cenis, 75018 Paris, France
    posted 13 years ago
  • RMM%s's Photo
    RMM Offline
    gorgeous as usual.





    but these flat-textured awning that people are starting to use are hideous.
    posted 13 years ago
  • Pacificoaster%s's Photo
    United States Pacificoaster Offline
    Love it.
    posted 13 years ago
  • Highball%s's Photo
    United States Highball Offline
    Wow, awesome work. Seeing this makes me want to start brainstorming my World Showcase project again. Definitely hope to see more than just you messing around with this.
    posted 13 years ago
  • Cocoa%s's Photo
    Australia Cocoa Offline

    but these flat-textured awning that people are starting to use are hideous.


    definitely agreed. but what should I use instead? are there better awnings in that shape?
    posted 13 years ago
  • RMM%s's Photo
    RMM Offline

    definitely agreed. but what should I use instead? are there better awnings in that shape?




    wooden coaster track with car ride over the top of it, obviously.




    oh, fuck, wait a minute...
    posted 13 years ago
  • Louis!%s's Photo
    United Kingdom Louis! Offline
    My issue is that somethimes when you add colour to a certain texture it makes it look cartoony, and no longer fitting to the theme or setting.

    I also think that the scale is HUGE!

    It's nice though.
    posted 13 years ago
  • AvanineCommuter%s's Photo
    United States AvanineCommuter Offline
    I love it. Looks like Paris with a splash of color.
    posted 13 years ago
  • Steve%s's Photo
    United States Steve Offline

    holy fucking shitballs

    this.
    posted 13 years ago
  • Wanted%s's Photo
    United States Wanted Offline
    :drool:
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    posted 13 years ago
  • chorkiel%s's Photo
    Netherlands chorkiel Offline
    It's perfect. Pure perfection.
    posted 13 years ago
  • JJ%s's Photo
    United Kingdom JJ Offline
    Wonderful work cocoa, it's really great, just thinking back and seeing how much you've improved over the last few years, amazes me, great little story. :)
    posted 13 years ago
  • Six Frags%s's Photo
    Netherlands Six Frags Offline
    You need some diagonal path tiles :p
    I've made a workbench for h2h6, and it included new path objects, including the bricks you've used in your screen, and they also have the same texture on all 4 views so you don't get a checkered pattern when you turn the objects..
    This is v(ersion)4, but when I find time I'll post v5 of my workbench project (have to include some new objects I made for h2h6)..

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    Attached File  SFSG path theming.SV6 (793.64KB)
    downloads: 152

    If people are interested I can post all of v4 of my workbench project in the cs section..

    Screen looks amazing btw, I love your style, so much atmosphere!
    posted 13 years ago
  • Ling%s's Photo
    United States Ling Offline
    I don't "get" diagonal path tiles. I know they have to be recessed to make the clearances work out, but then you have half a tile lowered and you either have to cover it with a random land tile lump, foliage (covering the diagonal tile almost completely, rendering its existence moot), or cover the other half with a different path type, and pray it doesn't glitch horribly.
    posted 13 years ago
  • Six Frags%s's Photo
    Netherlands Six Frags Offline
    ^No, most people use the lower (large) scenery function in map object manipulation for lowering diagonal MT path objects on (diagonal) land.
    However, with the group i just posted you can use the 1/4 (diagonal) objects, and you don't have to lower land.
    posted 13 years ago
  • Arjan v l%s's Photo
    Netherlands Arjan v l Offline
    Thanks a lot Six Frags. :)

    I didn't even knew there where so many quarter tile paths, those will be usefull for sure!
    posted 13 years ago
  • Six Frags%s's Photo
    Netherlands Six Frags Offline
    ^I made them especially for h2h6, so most of them are new, altho Toon made some 1/4 tile path objects too a long time ago.. I found that out after I made these objects tho, and he only made the tarmac and crazy ones I think..
    posted 13 years ago
  • Cocoa%s's Photo
    Australia Cocoa Offline
    oooh, those paths look lovely. definitely will steal the grey stone and red brick ones too. paths are something I wish I had more of, there aren't a whole lot of good ones and I don't want to look monotonous. same with windows :p
    posted 13 years ago
  • AvanineCommuter%s's Photo
    United States AvanineCommuter Offline
    Man I wish you had posted this earlier sixfrags. I've been having a lot of problems with the diagonal paths and this would solve all my problems. fantastic. back to parkdat... which is a fucking pain the ass.
    posted 13 years ago
  • chorkiel%s's Photo
    Netherlands chorkiel Offline
    If only there wasn't a limit to the amount of objects a bench could include.. :(
    posted 13 years ago