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Since RCT2.com is having a 50x50 park contest. I entered to see if I can win. It should only take a few days to make so nothing big. I wanted to show it here since this is the place where I can find the best advice.

GAIA

GAIA is a super computer that was found in what was made to be the perfect city, Olympus. Olympus was a very advanced city that had technology way ahead of our time. GAIA was the main source of power for the city. This super computer was highly secured and very large. This super computer will be the theme to one of my coasters.

Now... here are some screens.





Here is picture of Gaia (not supposed to look like entrance)


Comments are appreciated

Twister

Your use of toons quarter pieces is brilliant.
Looks nice so far

Wow nice work! it looks very space themed. glad i droped out of the 50x50 contest cause mine is 60x60 . so i'll enter mine in vp. Keep up the good work!

VP can't and won't sink that low RCTFan.....

Back on topic....

I really like this Twister. Apart from the paths at the front (they seem too "disjointed" try connecting them or changing them to tarmac) it's very nice. If you need another person on the similarly themed club park I might be available....

looks really really great. Keep it up. The yellow and teal windows are my favorite.

*waves pompoms*

Yeah! Floating stuff, fluorescent stuff, wavy stuff. You are fast becoming one of my favourite rct2-ers!

I have only one question - what's that funny purple ball in the tower? It looks cool, if a little blurry

Great work!

ya wow this does really look amazing

the only thing i can say is it might be a little too detailed but not really. i wub it

It certainly is looking good. What type of coaster are you gonna put in? Anywayz, it should be interesting to see how it turns out.

Turned

I must comment on that it looks like a building you might see in the future, if the predicted future ever happens. It looks very sleek and modern, and as mantis said, what's that purple thing?

I dont actually like it, it seems like you have just placed anything anywhere without caring, the yellow looks bad, the purple looks bad, and the building as a whole looks bad.


Oh well, thats just my opinion.

Thank you for the comment Marshy it will definately help. I'll try to change the yellow on the top of the entrance. I made the windows yellow to make it look as if lights were on. I think it sort of does but not completely. The purple is staying. It is one of the few colors the would fit in with the others in my opinion. I'll try not to make it look planned out to.

Twister, just cuz one person (or many) says they don't like the colour, don't think you have to change it. Nothing you ever make will please everyone. Have some faith in your original vision and stick with it. I don't think the colours look bad at all. This needs some fine tuning, but is a really good start to something different. About the only thing I don't like about the building itself are the grey tile rooves. I think if you went with a plainer texture in those spots it would actually work better with the building you have going.

i love it but where did you get those yellow and black windows from?

i love it but where did you get those yellow and black windows from?

 

I'm not sure where I got those but I think they were made by either Couger or ToonTowner.

Toon - Do you have any suggestions on what other rooves I could use?

For the lower section I'd just step the curved quarter blocks down another level, for the top ones I'd try the sloped quarter pieces or maybe just flat pieces. As I said if you like it don't worry about it, I just think the roof pattern detracts from the aesthetic of the building.

wow this is amazing i love it i wouldnt change the colours keep going it looks wicked.

I have to say, now that I look at it, the roofing does seem to complex.

Theyre are too many little TT blocks on the roofing. I think that the walls etc. look awesome but there is too much on the roof so i say take away some of those blocks and add a little flat roofing.

EVRYTHING doesn't have to be extremley detailed. Simplicity can be very effective at times.

the only thing i can say is it might be a little too detailed but not really

I don't get this...

I think he is saying that in some parts it is to detailed while other parts are to plain and it causes and imbalance in the flow of the building?

I'm not sure. That is what I am guessing.

i was trying to say that there is too much going on. i dunno its hard to explain exactly, but it just seems like there is too much there.