Single-Tile Flat Rides - Shrink Any Ride! - OpenRCT2 Tutorial

• Cliffside Park Custom ...
Learn how to shrink any flat ride in OpenRCT2 to a single-tile ride. Turn a 3x3 circus into a 1x1 tent or hide rides inside scenery objects. This trick is a great way to create walk-through attractions, but this video just scratches the surface. Let me know what other ideas you come up with for this trick!
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• Cliffside Park Tour - ...
0:00 Intro
0:28 Game mechanics
1:12 Shrinking a ride
2:50 Lighthouse example
4:15 Shared queue and exit path
6:22 Other examples
7:10 Troubleshooting
9:45 Outro and coming next
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[@ryanthornton1629]

I’d love to see a tutorial on how you did that wave animation in the water!
I’ve watched a bunch of Deurklink’s park-competition-things but I don’t think I’ve ever seen something like that!

[@openRCT2tutorials]

I’ve already got you covered! I made a tutorial showing you how to create the waves!
ruclips.net/video/f_5MzC0BdWM/видео.htmlsi=JRCRxhud-vA0SlAu

[@ryanthornton1629]

Litterally your next video lol
Enjoy the comment for the engagement then Haha sorry for the dumb comment!
This is really cool stuff

[@openRCT2tutorials]

Not a dumb comment at all! I posted a lot of videos recently so they’re easy to get lost in the shuffle, and people just discovering this account haven’t seen everything. Might be a good idea to do a highlights video to show off all the different tutorials I’ve got

[@roywilliamvermeulen]

Didnt know open rct2 got so many features! This is so cool

[@openRCT2tutorials]

Yeah! They keep rolling out new ones. I'm always on the lookout for new tricks to expand gameplay!

[@ruediix]

As a note, you can make a one tile ride without cheats using a maze. This is great for "Building tour" rides, which you just make a maze without any branches.

[@openRCT2tutorials]

This is true but the maze has its own limitations in terms of operating mode. You can’t change it or the vehicle types, I believe. But I do love making a good labyrinth maze so the guests can’t get lost and just follow the path!

[@retrorobbyreviews]

1:15 The mini circus 🎪 tent was very helpful for the small park I'm creating, and I to make a video of it once it's done. I'll give you credit in the video, too, when I'm talking about the mini circus tent trick 😉.

[@openRCT2tutorials]

Thank you! I’m glad it helped and I’m always happy for more people to discover my videos and learn new tricks!

[@jody024]

Thats a really neat trick!

[@openRCT2tutorials]

Thanks!

[@Manticore_007]

Some great technical insight! Great video again

[@openRCT2tutorials]

Thanks, M!

[@rondadams]

Amazing work! Great job explaining it all as well.
Makes me wonder if this can be built in to a future release of ORCT2, or at the least, some smaller flat ride types that would incorporate some of these ideas.

[@openRCT2tutorials]

Thank you! I’m always on the lookout for more flat rides since the game is so lacking. Who knows what the ORCT2 developers have in mind but it would be awesome to see more flats!

[@Basssiiie]

Awesome trick, very well explained. I like it! :D

[@openRCT2tutorials]

Thanks, glad it makes sense since it feels a bit abstract to explain

[@conductorjereocheerio]

Wow, that's brilliant.

[@openRCT2tutorials]

Glad you like it!