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Apologies for the delay, I was just trying to figure out what to do for a download link. I have uploaded it to Google Drive (at least for now) - please see the link in the video description. Let me know if you run into any issues :)

@@SendyTheEndless I would absolutely love that too actually. I'm not sure if it's in the works of how difficult it might be to implement. I think for some taller coasters like hyper every second tile makes sense, but smaller looping coasters for example I think look a bit 'light' support wise

@@MickanMansRCTStation I once asked if the tile inspector could be used to enforce supports or lack of supports on a per-tile basis and the answer was no, not possible, but I don't see why an option in the park format couldn't let you switch between RCT1 and RCT2 styles globally. Then, I'm not a programmer.

@@SendyTheEndless oh interesting! Yeah I would have no idea of the challenges from a programming perspective. Fingers crossed it happens in the future!

@@SendyTheEndless thanks for the kind words and letting me know you'd be into a real time build! I will certainly keep that in mind. Yes the Wayback machine can be a tad tricky to navigate, but yes I think the key is picking the right date on the calendar which can be a bit tedious. Hope you were able to find it! I'm thinking I'll post the file on Discord at some stage later this weekend so I'll keep you posted on that

@@ehohackner thanks! Glad you enjoy the playthroughs!

@@familybroakajonny I don't and no plans to create one at this stage, there are already quite a few RCT-focussed Discord servers where I'm sure you could share your creations! RCTgo is also a great spot to upload your rides and parks aswell

@@TheSeaOtterPooper hahaha oh dear, my coffee obviously hadn't kicked in when I was preparing this video upload haha. Thanks for catching that, should be all fixed now!

@@alex_marianyi you're very welcome! Glad I was able to find it and share it with the community!

@@darrienpaul and I enjoy your comments!

@@elappen17 thanks very much! I'm not totally sure to be honest, options are Bumbly Beach, Razor Rocks and Jolly Jungle but I haven't settled on one just yet!

Haha thanks for noticing that! Just wanted those shrubs raised a little more than the rest!

Thank you very much! Glad you're enjoying it so far - and thanks for your thoughts on the timelapse speed!

Thank you!

Yeah I get where you're coming from. As long as you don't mind using a combination of cheats and the ride vehicle editor in OpenRCT2, there should be a way of getting past the steep hill issue. The person braking is probably quite tricky to implement too - having said that the addition of the alpine coaster recently does this, so maybe in the future something similar could on the cards? Thanks for stopping by!

Hey thanks a lot and great to hear from you! I do indeed remember this - and I possibly have you to thank for subconsciously giving me the inspiration for the Arrow looper in the first place! I miss watching your videos, do you have any plans at all to continue? Thanks for dropping a comment, cheers!

@@AmusementAcademy thanks very much for the comments! I do indeed love tinkering with ride layouts, it can be to my detriment at times as I sometimes struggle to find the 'perfect' solution which can take a while to achieve sometimes!

Thanks very much! Ah yes I totally understand what you mean by the spatial OCD - I felt like that's exactly how I used to play. I always preferred coasters that were bound by a 'region' and I would hardly allow myself to deviate from that prescribed area. Hope you give it a try one day!

Hahaha, I perhaps should have put a caveat in that statement! When I say 'great' stats I meant really in terms of how much they contribute to ride ticket/park entry prices and park value

Haha it is very distinctive isn't it?!

@@MickanMansRCTStation haha yeah, I saw the drop after the first hill and immediately knew what it was inspired by, I saw the predrop and was like, yeah no this is inspired by vortex 100%

Happy to hear that! Cheers!

Thank you! Yeah I tend to plan out the coasters a bit ahead of time just so I don't take up the whole scenario, although I usually make a change or two on the final build. Thanks again!

That makes sense. Yeah anywhere from 6x-8x. Usually for coaster builds where I move the screen a bit more I slow it down, but for landscaping/scenery where I'm not panning around as much it's 8x. I appreciate your thoughts on this and I will keep this in mind!

I think you may be right! It's a great name in its own right, but I think I will do exactly that.

That is good timing! Thanks very much!

Oh no! I can certainly understand why it might not be everyone's favourite - although I would probably say Lightning Peaks is my least favourite with that very unfriendly terrain!

Hahaha - true! Good call!

Thanks very much and glad you liked how the corkscrew turned out! I will certainly consider slowing it down a touch in the future as that seems to be in favour of the general consensus so far! I will definitely keep in mind about making sure the commentary aligns well with the actual build. Cheers!

Thanks very much! I know the commentary can be a bit 'off' sometimes, and I think I've discovered its because I spend too long giving a 'recap' of the previous part of the build. I will try and address that in future videos. Glad you like the park so far! I am really happy about getting an extra year, hopefully I can fill out the rest of the park somewhat decently. Thanks again!

Good to know - thanks for your kind words!

Thanks for the feedback! Yeah I sometimes do struggle to 'catch up' the commentary to the actual build, possibly because I spend too long giving a 'recap' of the previous episodes events. I could consider removing this or just doing a quick 'real time recap' - not sure what your thoughts are on this. As for the live streaming, I'm not totally sure about it as I'm probably not too good at explaining my thought process/describing a build whilst actually doing it, so it's not something I've ever seen myself doing to be honest. Having said that I am always open to trying something new so I will have a think about it!

I appreciate the feedback! I will certainly keep that in mind - hope you still like the park so far though!

@@MickanMansRCTStation For sure! The park is looking amazing!!!! And i will keep watching your vids for sure

Glad to hear you're passing the game onto the next generation! It is indeed a bit of an awkward layout really, happy that I could help with some ideas, have fun!

Haha that's very kind! Thanks so much!

@@MickanMansRCTStation it's just quite therapeutic watching the park grow and wondering "where is he going with this ride". I've never seen anyone use scenery quite so extensively either!

Hahah yeah snow maps aren't my favourite either - luckily there aren't too many in RCT! Glad you enjoyed the video and the ride designs!

I am pushing for later in the week - I have most of the recording done, just the video to put together afterwards!

@@MickanMansRCTStation Okay,Sounds Good! Cant Wait! 😎😎

Hey thanks very much! I was really happy with some of them actually :) Looking forward to seeing what you do with this one!

It's been so long since I played Fruit Farm but I do remember there being quite a limited amount of space (in between all the vegetation) to build! Hope you enjoyed the video!

This is true - what I meant to state in the video is that I believe it's only the vertical and classic mini's have the flat to steep and steep to flat pieces available as diagonal elements, not just along the grid (like the wild mouse coaster types). Good catch!

@@MickanMansRCTStation oh, I see what you mean haha.

I think you're on the right track for sure - in fact someone previously suggested 'Jupiter Loop'. What I might do is slightly tweak this into 'Jupiter Looper' for a bit of a rhyme!

@@MickanMansRCTStationThe build the park up with the loan before opening it sounds like an interesting strategy. I might have to try it with the next pay for entry park scenario I have coming up.

Thank you very much! I really enjoyed how the Schwarzkopf turned out too! I may have to tone the level of detail down a touch in some areas otherwise I may run out of scenario time but we'll see. Really looking forward to your playthrough of EG!

It can be so tricky with speed management! A tips video on speed variation is an interesting thought - do you mean how to manage speed across a coaster? I'm not sure I completely follow. I would say in general, reducing the size of your lift hill will ensure that your coaster doesn't gain too much speed. With Barony Bridge it's not a bad idea to utilise a couple of the small pre-built coasters for the wild mouse and/or Virginia reel either, that can help as they are relatively cheap, but also add to the pier/beachside feel of the park!

@@MickanMansRCTStation I guess after a drop, how high can you make the next hill after a drop and i think im a bit confused with banks. Of course i didnt understand that stuff when i played this as a kid either.

@@Heather_no_numbers understood! I will certainly have a think about it and look into what might be a useful tutorial!

Ohhh the one that meanders through the tree line? Yes, I agree, I've always disliked that myself - I will most likely get rid of it and use the area for a coaster!

You're welcome! Yes huge props to Risiko, without enabling cheats I don't think there's much I would have done differently at all that would have added much of meaning. I had to use the change track type, as well as disabling clearance checks in two places for this to work!

Thanks man! Happy to be back with some videos, summertime can definitely slow down the video production sometimes haha

Hahah I can definitely picture that just based on the onboard ride videos I've seen! The cars definitely seem to crawl through those turnarounds at times!

Sorry that it's been so long! Glad that you were enjoying the series! We've got quite a few on the list to get through now!

It's such a useful track piece! I also feel they look a bit less 'harsh' on diagonals as the elements are stretched over a bit more space, so I'm a big fan of them in general on diagonals! I most likely do have an older version of the plugin, I recorded this build near the end of 2022 and I don't think I've updated the plugin since then, but thanks for making me aware, I'll definitely get myself the updated version!

At long last! Haha thanks for swinging by again! We also haven't forgotten about your submission, in fact it might just be coming up soon!

Thanks very much! I've really grown to appreciate what the scenario offers as I've got older actually, particularly some of the landscaping and scenery ideas that it shows! You're totally right about how the smaller resolutions give the illusion of a much larger space, I've never thought about that. Glad you enjoyed the first part of the playthrough!

I've watched the onride video for that coaster so many times! It's a great looking ride! Great idea, if I don't use it for this I'll try and fit it with another ride in the park!