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The path's a bit too bare and I don't like the chairlift support, but otherwise it's very nice. The stunt show is really really well done.

You seem to have a grasp on how to use small objects... that's very cool from a beginner.

UPDATE:

Wet 'N Wild

Edited by Pacificoaster, 06 May 2010 - 07:31 AM.

took me a while to figure out what exactly you were doing at first lol.
i like the concept, but way way too much gray at the moment.
liven it up!:]

As of now this screens shows no water in the wave pool but upon completion it will be filled. Just trying to get the interior finished.

Excellent work on that entrance

I love your style, it's so clean yet detailed. Exactly how I like it.

The seating area in the last screen is great, even without the water! Good job.

A few suggestions for the pool: drains, and splahes, waves and moving peeps to add some life to the area.

very well done.

an idea: wave mosaic on the pool floor.

^Great Idea. Now i'm waiting to see how it will come out with some water in it.

Why build so close to the edge? Besides that its good.

Looking good... real good. Maybe add some windows on that wall, and some openings on the fence around the wave pool for side entrances/exits (for life guards and what not, like in real life). And of course, add life-guard towers of some sort.

Update:

Proslide Technologies Inc. has become a sponsor for Wet 'N Wild Starpointe and is pleased to announce their Racing Rocket Design.

i love that!

Those would actually be some pretty beast slides in real life. And they're aesthetically pleasing.

Man I'd hate to do the supports on that one, make sure they are going to be accurate and realistic, it'll make the slides even better than they are now.

UPDATE:

Proslide Ridehouse



Enjoy

Enjoy indeed, that looks great!

I'd put some rapids at the bottom of the slide where there's the flat area that the riders slow down on, though, I just think it'd look more realistic and that area wouldn't be taken as a solid, painful spot to land on.

I wouldn't use rapids.....just one downward track piece at the bottom, partially submerged and a few strategically placed little whitewaters for effect. Maybe even a big splash or two.

okay, thats amazing.

Well done on having the most aesthetically pleasing water slides in the previous update.

This update is good, I love the tipped bucket, however it seems a bit thick, any way of getting the sides thinner?