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I will add trees in the area after I'm done with 3ds.
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Crazycoaster
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Awsome! 
It'll look perfect then!
It'll look perfect then!
Xpress
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Crazycoaster said:
Buut you always say you dont like coasters with heavy 3ds?! You make no sense whatsoever.
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A technique people use is to over due it on 3Ds to cover up their mistakes in the tracks. You seem to apply this technique quite often.
If a coaster has heavy 3Ds, and the track is very ace and smooth as silk, then I'm ok with over the top, uber extreme 3Ds.
Uncle Arly
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Loefet, that looks simply amazing, I cannot wait until this is released!
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3Ds make a ride more realistic in my opinion. There are barely any coasters that are just plonked on some grass with a couple of hills. These guys have great skill with the 3Ds.
I'm still yet to see a perfect track from you, which is suprising considering you know what's wrong with everyone else.
A quick teaser of my next project, Gizmo.
Always wondered if this may work...
This ride is merely a supporting excersise, as I'm planning to heavily oversupport it.
I will steadily (but slowly) continue with the Speed Monster Recreation too, but I need to get better on banking and corkscrews first.
Always wondered if this may work...
This ride is merely a supporting excersise, as I'm planning to heavily oversupport it.
I will steadily (but slowly) continue with the Speed Monster Recreation too, but I need to get better on banking and corkscrews first.
Mit deLuxe
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Supporting nearly done, just need to adjust some tiny stuff then im on with the themeing!
Uncle Arly
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Insane: That looks amazing, the colours are really nice aswell and the layout looks good!
Error: Looks good, I'd like to see a better view though to layout as I can;t really tell at the mo.
Pokemaniac: I dunno whether that'd be possible, but If your working on your supporting skills, than you can just call it a fantasy track, lol.
Error: Looks good, I'd like to see a better view though to layout as I can;t really tell at the mo.
Pokemaniac: I dunno whether that'd be possible, but If your working on your supporting skills, than you can just call it a fantasy track, lol.
SFMMMan
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These might help a little bit:
http://www.rcdb.com/ig2926.htm?picture=9
http://www.rcdb.com/ig2926.htm?picture=5
Not the best pictures, though.
http://www.rcdb.com/ig2926.htm?picture=9
http://www.rcdb.com/ig2926.htm?picture=5
Not the best pictures, though.
Uncle Arly
Strata Poster
Just a shot showing some more progress, I quickly suported this, just to show the screen, they are not the final supports.
Xpress
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Insane, your track looks a bit too drawn out, and looks like it's a bit sloppy, if you ask me. Some of your supports don't look like Intamin either, just to let ya know
That turn looks a bit underbakned there, uncle arly.^
And Hixee, 3Ds do add some realism, but with CrazyCoasters recent project, they really don't look like it's a real ride.
Most rides have a simple station, and some trees and bushes around the station, and a fair queue, usually enough to hold many passengers for a while, say 2-3 hours. Then, most coasters also have a simple cartexture, with just the name of the ride, and possibly the park logo.
You can see the station on Scream! here: http://www.rcdb.com/ig2169.htm?picture=19
Nothing much there. Just a queue line, some lockers hidden under the trees, a set of stairs into the station, and the usual station theming. Exit line is just the same, except runs under the loop, and leads to a photo booth, where you can get your ORPs.
Theming doesn't have to be over the top when you go with 3Ds. A simple line, with a station, and an exit path usually does the trick, and makes it look very realistic. And a coaster on grass is totally realistic. The concrete footers are normally burried deep in the ground.
That turn looks a bit underbakned there, uncle arly.^
And Hixee, 3Ds do add some realism, but with CrazyCoasters recent project, they really don't look like it's a real ride.
Most rides have a simple station, and some trees and bushes around the station, and a fair queue, usually enough to hold many passengers for a while, say 2-3 hours. Then, most coasters also have a simple cartexture, with just the name of the ride, and possibly the park logo.
You can see the station on Scream! here: http://www.rcdb.com/ig2169.htm?picture=19
Nothing much there. Just a queue line, some lockers hidden under the trees, a set of stairs into the station, and the usual station theming. Exit line is just the same, except runs under the loop, and leads to a photo booth, where you can get your ORPs.
Theming doesn't have to be over the top when you go with 3Ds. A simple line, with a station, and an exit path usually does the trick, and makes it look very realistic. And a coaster on grass is totally realistic. The concrete footers are normally burried deep in the ground.
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Swings are almost done, just some signs to be put in place.
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