Screenshot / (OPENRCT2)Hussar Returns!

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  Comment System Offline

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  X7123M3-256 Offline

  Use of zero clearance can cause this, especially when quarter-tile objects are used - such glitches are inevitable when sprites are handled the way they are. Using the tile inspector to reorder the problem elements can sometimes fix the problem, but not always.

   

  If the issue is not reproducible in vanilla, then submit a bug report here, as it's probably an issue with the paint setup.

  posted 7 years ago

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  Steve Offline

  Overall atmosphere is nice and architecture is solid (the white building/pink roof is wonderful). However, I think that hill on the wooden coaster might be a murder machine; the clearance on those tunnels is nuts.

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  Lagom Offline

  However, I think that hill on the wooden coaster might be a murder machine; the clearance on those tunnels is nuts.

  I couldn't figure out whether the hill was part of the layout or only for the ride entrance.
  Anyway, rest is wonderful.
   

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  Faas Offline

  I actually don't like that hill. The interaction is cool but it blocks the view of that building and looks out of place there. The rest looks really good.

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  bigshootergill Offline

  Nicely placed loop! Lovely atmosphere!

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  imlegos Offline

  If you layer objects in the tile inspector, you can have the game render them in a different order.

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  Ekspert Offline

  Overall atmosphere is nice and architecture is solid (the white building/pink roof is wonderful). However, I think that hill on the wooden coaster might be a murder machine; the clearance on those tunnels is nuts.

  Thanks. I'm feeling something odd but couldn't find it. Now that's it. I've removed the hill and replaced it with a 2×2 sized oak tree. 

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