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In my opinion this style of building just doesn't go with RCT3, but if you like it then keep going I guess.

i would suggest dont make it.

jusmith hit it on the nail IMO. RCT3, while slow with building, has so much potential as to what you can do, LL doesnt work in it. just like, when RCT2 came out, we had the ability to do so much more. LL only works in LL, because its the best you can do with what you have. the coaster is nice, but the buildings just dont work. if you want to do LL, stick with LL.

FK

Getting there...

-ACE

Hey, Ace. I didn't know you still play. =) Good work so far, what's the mine track for? Do you have AIM?

--RCTCA--

Edited by RCTCA, 20 July 2008 - 11:02 PM.

It looks great.
The supports are really nice particularly those footers.

I would love to see more of that.

rctll in rct3 looks very interesting

Hey guy's

I'm working on a Design and I have been creative(this proves even i can be creative )
I am Experimenting with the supps.
This is the result!



comments and advice is welkom

@torn@do:whats the stuff under the supports?
baseblocks
if so remove them.

@petrol: yay for dueling coasters.

@ace:supports face the inside of the helix.
and i supose thats unfinshed a bit?

@posix: thanks!!

@FK+Coastermind, Jusmith: I guess you guys are correct. I really don't know where to go with this one. I'm saying goodbye to this project.

All the RCT2 screens above are sweet.

@FK+Coastermind, Jusmith: I guess you guys are correct. I really don't know where to go with this one. I'm saying goodbye to this project.

I guess it's for the best, but I did like many of the screens. The wooden coaster was especially top-notch.

Boomerang from my new park.

Do any of you know how I can make my pictures smaller? They're huge for some reason.

~SK72

I like the supports but other than that theres not much to see.

The only way i know you could get the picture smaller is to crop or resize it using some image editing program.

Also it would be better if you didn't take a picture when it was raining and you can hide the user interface when taking a pic by naming a guest david walsh.

i use paint to edit everything.

spartan: thanks. I took it while raining because I thought it would look cooler. Also, I know about the cheat. I just always forget to use it. lol

nokia: I would but I can't resize it. I don't have any sweet editing program. Just paint, and you can't resize it in paint.

When I get more done I might make a thread for it.

Edited by Sternkrieg72, 21 July 2008 - 01:57 PM.

yeah, just take out the parts you dont want.

@ace:supports face the inside of the helix.

Lolwut?

I've seen that maybe twice on real coasters. Both Morgan hypers. This is a Schwartzkopf.

Besides, it makes no sense to do it that way. The physics work, yes, but you're more likely to get stress fractures on the slanted beam that way. And there's no space issue.


Also, of course it's unfinished. Else it'd be in a topic, rather than the Dump-Place.

-ACE

^
It can go either way.
http://rcdb.com/ig981.htm?picture=1
http://rcdb.com/ig1061.htm

Either way, Schwarzkopf is more likely to use an A-beam (see MindBender & Shockwave) or just a straight beam. But still, I think it looks pretty good, even though I think the footer is far too intense for what you're doing. Still, I don't understand the mine train. Interested to see more.

^
It can go either way.
http://rcdb.com/ig981.htm?picture=1
http://rcdb.com/ig1061.htm

Difference there is between a generic design and a ride designed specifically for that park. In the first, they have to use the internal bracing to reduce the footprint.

Either way, Schwarzkopf is more likely to use an A-beam (see MindBender & Shockwave) or just a straight beam. But still, I think it looks pretty good, even though I think the footer is far too intense for what you're doing. Still, I don't understand the mine train. Interested to see more.

The mine train is supposed to be an abandoned rail spur -- something left over from before the park bought that land. But mostly it's there because it looks cool and means I can have something other than trees right there.

-ACE