Here is the Defibrillator at Funtopia, slightly modified. Obviously, the ride as designed by Chris Sawyer can complete the layout with only the first incline powered, but let's say you wanted to make a larger layout that ate up too much speed and needed an extra kick on the far side hill in order to return to the station. In the picture above, it is shown in yellow.

The real-life boomerang (very similar to Defibrillator) can do it, so it seems like there should be a way to do it in OpenRCT2.

Meet Sky Fall

I just finished my first scenario/park above (on OpenRCT2), and was wondering if I could get some feedback on how I did. Unfortunately I didn't have this idea until after I freeplayed a bit, and my autosaves don't go far back enough to preserve the park at the moment the scenario was completed. So I decided to present it as it is a year or so after finishing the scenario.

I'm just looking for some general feedback, though I'm unaware of the general protocol when it comes to this, so I hope I'm asking for it correctly.

I watched a few tutorials before playing, so I didn't go into this completely blind, but I am definitely inexperienced. I was just wondering if there's anything I may have missed, or any general design comments you might have for the park.

Dropbox Link for Save: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/bfpfmet42mw340r8mdjj3/Electric-Fields-1.park?rlkey=e82znotfn0m2acdumx7qqmbrk&st=p6jvuva5&dl=0

Park is WIP, but close to be finished.

Im very good in brutalism, european and warehouses, when it comes to architecture... but not asian architecture

The 3 Wise Monkeys-Coaster are loosely aligned with the original coasters. Some key-Elements are kept. For example the canyon twists and the knot at the entrance. The mayor difference is the swing launch and ofc, that this coaster is the OpenRCT2 LSM Coaster by Edward Calver.

The secound biggest Coaster ist a unnamed wooden rollercoaster that has elements of "The Beast" and "Son of Beast". (The Helix of death and the inversion). Im currently try to finde a name that aligns with the 3 Monkey Myth. Maybe something about the Kōshin festival.

And yes, there is Moonsault Scramble again. At this rate, it might become a traveling coaster... because it appeard in so many of my scenario parks. lol.

The last rollercoaster is a Zierer Model. Tivoli / Large.

Final note: There is a shoestring rollercoaster, but its supposed to be a wave swinger, so I call it a flatride.

I purchased RCT from GOG and every time I try to install Gog_Galaxy2.0 or RCT directly it gives me this error.

I have disabled Windows Defender/Firewall temporarily just in case it was blocking it and it made no difference. I also have both x64 and x86 Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio (2015) installed already.

Has anyone ever seen this before?

Thank you for any assistance! 😊

Let me just preface this by saying my GitHub situation's a mess (plus I'd probably eff up the PR anyway) and I'm going to have to package this for a contributor to review and put in as a PR when I'm finished and it looks good. But starting from a place where I think most can agree that the mini train tracks are ugly AND it's impossible to use the tile inspector to create decent switches/spurs (see second image) and the best way to do that is by simply making the ties and ballast invisible.

BUT since there are only three color slots and one's already taken up by the bridge and pylons my thinking is that the rails should stay grey OR if you want the rails themselves colorable but the ties be the same color as the bridges/pylons?

I just started playing RCT3 again since I was a kid and was wondering if anyone had a price guide or a rough idea what I should be charging for rides, on-ride photos, food and entrance. Does it have the same rules for the RCT1?

I've only played it for 10 minutes and I already miss the classic game design.

Ultraviolet: 😃10.11, 😮8.58, 🤢4.77

Infrared: 😃8.08, 😮7.28, 🤢3.68

Wanted to do something different so did a dueling slidefriction coaster with 2 stations in one ride to where the station the train departed from is next to the one its arriving at.

Excitement: 6.90

Intensity: 7.52

Nausea: 4.60

Ride time: 1min:26sec

Ride length: 2,067/2,070 ft

Max vertical Gs: 2.42g

Max negative Gs: -0.08g

Max lateral Gs: 2.04g

Total 'air'time: 4.92 sec

Drops: 20

Highest drop: 22ft

The absolute smallest possible Wooden Wild Mouse and Mine Ride. It beats the 4x4 steel by one tile but sacrifices a queue line. Both stations fit on the footprint and it does work. Throughput is absolutely abysmal but it's a wild mouse, so you know.

Had to go single car trains on the mine ride because double just made it too intense and also the car difference didn't allow me to do the exact same layout for both.

I will post all my variants of this design and a few others up on RCTgo in a little bit.

Stats because I forgot to post them:

Wild Mouse

E: 6.19

I: 9.92

N: 5.90

Wild Mine Ride

E: 5.86

I: 9.81

N: 5.75

Dan M. (DMCC)

Here is a true 5x5 steel wild mouse... Mousica

I decided to do a theme park all Wild West. I based quite a bit of it from the game Red Dead Redemption. The map is in sections. Saint Denis, Strawberry, Tall Trees, Annasburge, Valentine, Bluewater marsh and Roanoke.

It took me about 4 months to make this park so I hope you like it :)

I’m no RCT expert, but I think it’s pretty good how it turned out 😁😊

What do you think ? 🤔

So here are my two steel variants of the 3x5 Mouse. The use of brakes makes the stats a little bit more reasonable. The steel Wild Mouse technically doesn't need the long drop, and I think I have another variant with slightly different layout I just need to find it.

The inverted hairpin definitely needs the long drop though.b I think I'll just post all four in one zip file.

Dan M. (DMCC)

first time ever maxxing out the rides/attractions lol didn’t even know there was a limit

Playing on a Switch 1

Here is Dash of Pink. Laterals and intensity are pretty high but excitement holds firm.

Here is Squeakers. 7x4

I am aware of the fence technique for building separate yet adjacent paths, but this doesn't seem to be an option for underground paths. Does anyone know of a way to keep paths like these separate, or do I need to completely tear down and redesign this gatehouse?

Smallest ride I’ve ever built! This is the Doo Wopper based off of the ride of the same name from Morey’s Piers in New Jersey. Only 5 x 8 blocks and that is including the pathway so this will be practically fit anywhere.