Screenshot / Revolution

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  posted 3 years ago

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  Luketh Fan Offline

  This looks great! Very curious to see the other side of the building. The diagonal half-water tile is an interesting trick I haven't seen before.

  posted 3 years ago

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  A n d r e w Offline

  This has a really nice, serene atmosphere. The brick building with the white trim in the top left, the textural variation on the path, and the foliage density are things I like in particular.

  posted 3 years ago

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  posix Offline

  Quite nice. Liking the foliage. The grey is a bit heavy overall.

  posted 3 years ago

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  Terry Inferno Offline

  Finally, someone else discovers the NCSO diagonal half water trick!

  posted 3 years ago

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  alex Offline

  Great landcaping. I just can't with these toadstool parasols tho, they really need to stop being a thing.

  posted 3 years ago

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  6crazy6king6 Offline

  
  

  Great landcaping. I just can't with these toadstool parasols tho, they really need to stop being a thing.

   

  What are better options? Minigolf hole A?

  posted 3 years ago

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  alex Offline

  no i dont like that either lol. It's just me though, I think most people here don't mind.

   

  i usually just go without, or place seating where I can use a single, larger awning which covers a few tables

  posted 3 years ago

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  CoasterCreator9 Online

  I don't think it's necessary to have catwalks for nearly the entire layout; just doesn't look great to me.

   

  The rest is very clean. I don't think I'll ever be on board with the NCSO version of path crunch via steel blocks, but that's just me.

  posted 3 years ago

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  RWE Offline

  Looks nice, maybe a bit too nice? Needs some more spice i think.

  posted 3 years ago

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  ar2910 Offline

  Sublime! Some people above have been saying that this screen needs a little more pop or pizzazz, but I disagree; I think you've hit a really good balance here of blocky/boxy structures, and sinuous land relief with its wandering footpaths

   

  I also really like the colours. It's obvious you were going for a more realistic look, and I think the palette used here matches that well. Most IRL amusement parks aren't garishly over-saturated; They tend to be more muted and understated with splashes of bright colours here and there, which you've certainly emulated well here.

   

  Lovely screen, kudos

  posted 3 years ago

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