Screenshot / Samurai - B&M Floorless
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11-August 15
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Urban European Adventures with Faas
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navalin - Because a straight track piece is even more boring and weird
Liampie - Will it look more like an urban park when the grass edges you see now are buildings and parking garages? Or still not?
If you're going bigger with this project, It'd be cool if you built like a massive temple or shrine. Just an idea. Otherwise I really like the foliage in the screen.
Would like to see you do a little bit more with the terrain, just plain grass everywhere looks bad in my opinion. Maybe have some sand or gravel under the lift, just to break it up a little bit. Architecture and atmosphere are really nice though, good work.
I love how it looks like those orange colored trees have fallen leaves under them. Don't know if that's what you were going for, but nonetheless, it looks great.
I love the layout and the colors you used for everything. Its really pretty!
I especially like the building by the exit path, seems more appropriate for the entrance though in my opinion just because it's quite iconic.
The exit path building stands out as being particualry excellent.
I think I'm a bit bothered that it's all so flat, except the water all on the same plane.
Layout looks to be rather solid as well.
Very colourful and vibrant! It breathes atmosphere and life.
Love those orange trees. Looks nice, very atmospheric. Typical Faas. If you want to make it more urban, I'd place path under the coaster, and fill the space up with buildings/rides. Almost no grass pieces.
I wouldn't count the urban feeling out just jet. Yes, there is some grass, but we don't know what will surround the coaster.
If the surroundings are all buildings alongside the coaster, I think it will really enhance the urban feeling. They should enclose it.
Pretty solid stuff, but I feel like I've seen a lot of it in Vitaminland's asian area. Mostly because of the lanterns.
This may be my favourite thing from you. It's still retained the typical Faas vibrancy but seems more texturally rich. I'm excited to see how this all pulls itself together.