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Migration of the Reddit community /r/RCT. Focused on the classic roller coaster sim games, RCT1, RCT2, RCT3, RCTC and the open-source OpenRCT2.
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Correct, not sure how I managed to start the paths from the entrance, usually I'm working for a party trying to elevate it correctly which generally means trying a few times to build the elevated ramp so it lines up, etc.
have you tried using bridge building mode instead of the simple path building? you can do it for flat paths too
the button on the right side is for bridge building mode, the left button is for the normal simple mode
Yes, but typically the track lies in the way, blocking the 'bridge'
it can be tough with premade coasters I guess, I never use those
Yeah, I need to learn to roll my own, but I'm guessing that's an even more complex beast?
I think it's not too bad, and it's fun making coasters custom tailored to the surrounding rides and terrain and what space you have available