I wanted to build a custom coaster that interacts with its environment in a few interesting ways. The goal was not to max stats (although that is fun too). I just wanted to build a ride that would be *somewhat* realistic and fun to go on :)
Enjoy the Loch Ness Monster!
Dueling vertical drop coasters. Gravity Gardens scenario. Ended up spending 97,268 on these two, it was worth it.
I had installed RollerCoaster Tycoon 1 Deluxe from an original ISO and played some scenarios and even saved some games, but one day I uninstalled RCT1 from the ISO and the game folder was also deleted. After a while, I bought RollerCoaster Tycoon 1 and 2 from Steam, but when I went to run RCT1 and saw the saves, I found the original saves from the ISO where I had installed the game, which had been deleted. Can someone help me delete these saves?
What do you guys think? I recently downloaded this game and tips are much appreciated.
It also house a toilet and drink stall. Blue poles function as wall details. Fences works as roof railing to complete looks for double sign and hide cross over to wall. Abstract station works as entrance glass doors and station corridor.
What do you guys think? Thanks to everyone for the good tips in my previous post I really appreciate it. More tips would be gladly appreciated.
I try to make a custom ride with every coaster I put in my parks I present to you, Steel Heights, a Hybrid Coaster. Excitement: 8.95; Intensity: 8.46; Nausea: 4.36.
Inspired by Ferpy Mcfrosting's post of the 6x6 mobius Wild Mouse HERE, I decided to see what I could do with dueling coasters in the same size.
I used Ferpy's station layouts because it's an awesome design, and here's what I came up with.
I added an extra station piece onto the steel wild mouse version to allow for three cars. it's dueling partner is the inverted wild mouse so that makes three cars on both.
the wooden one was definitely a challenge to keep down below extreme but I did manage it.
Both of these pairs will be up on RCTGo shortly.
Dan M
Went a bit crazy with it and did an entire park with only two pre-built designs. Force Nine, which I don't think counts, and Ice Flow because I hate building dinghies. I also used a slightly modified version of Spiral Hedges.
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Is it possible to increase the people meter? For RCT3 I remember that games was always limited
Hey, I just recently picked up RCT.
I am wondering if there are any hints or tricks to building custom rides and coasters while playing a scenario.
My park always seems to be in shambles after I have “neglected it” while taking the time to make a custom design.
Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
This started off by just seeing how high I could make it go, then just started messing around. Was really fun I can see how this can be addicting.