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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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I haven't figured out an equivalent to the /r/RCT wiki yet, but at some point the plan is to work on porting that too.

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A noob getting started with open rct2 (self.rct)

submitted 1 year ago by flambonkscious to c/[email protected]

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I've been starting to play around with rct2 and am amazed at some of the dense examples I've seen - this game is really deep!

I'm still using the premade rollercoasters (honestly, just getting the pathing right for them is complex enough!!) and am really struggling to get the ramps to connect without massive amounts of stuffing around. I've only just realised with the elevated ones I can have the path coming off them remaining elevated which tends to help with the pathway / track collisions, but I'm not even sure how I did it!

I hate sitting through mindnumbing YouTube videos as typically they're completely uninsightful (rct2 might be a different situation, I suppose, especially being a beginner), I feel like jumping in and learning as I went might've been a mistake...

Are there some tips I'm missing and how the hell am I supposed to see the entrances and plan the paths without buying the coaster and hoping it going to work? (I've rebought the same thing several times when I can't get it working!)

Cheers

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[–] flambonkscious 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Yes, but typically the track lies in the way, blocking the 'bridge'

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

it can be tough with premade coasters I guess, I never use those

[–] flambonkscious 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Yeah, I need to learn to roll my own, but I'm guessing that's an even more complex beast?

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

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