Gymnasiast

When OpenRCT2 asks for the RCT2 directory, which folder did you specify? (Can you give me the full path?)

Yup, it will work fine with that. So far, it has worked with every edition I tried, even with some rare/unusual versions.

Wacky Worlds and Time Twister have been put together with very little care. Luckily, we can fix this in our objects. I have reported the issue here: https://github.com/OpenRCT2/objects/issues/100

We don't really plan what to work on. We all decide what we want to work on personally. An exception are breaking bugs - these need to be addressed before a new version can be released. There is a roadmap on our wiki, but it's outdated. Currently, the upcoming big thing is the plug-in system, which makes it easy to write new functionality for OpenRCT2. After that, we hope to release a new save format, which should help getting rid of several limits that are currently still enforced by the SV6 file format. Meanwhile, we're also busy refactoring the code, which should improve its structure and reduce the likelihood of bugs occurring in the future.

Turn on sandbox mode. Then open the Map window and set the spawn point on the last piece of the bridge (with the arrow pointing towards the entrance).

Your RCT2 is fine, but your OpenRCT2 install is incomplete. It lacks the so-called "JSON objects". It seems that both openrct2.org and openrct2.io have outdated build instructions for Fedora. Edit: also try running `make install` (using su/sudo if needed).

It looks like you have an old version of the objects. You said you following "the" install guide, but which one are referring to specifically?

Every build should be reproducible using Git.

Like janisozaur said, artifacts are only saved for a limited time. Depending on what you plan to use them for, you're probably best off learning how to compile the game, because you can then compile every version you want to. What do you plan to use them for? There might be a better solution, but that would of course depend on your use case.

Currently, you'd need compile the patch yourself or find someone to do it. However, this RMC will eventually get merged into the game proper, so if you can wait for a few weeks or months, it will come to you automatically (provided you keep your game up to date, of course).

So you're taking the effort to create an account here and comment, but you can't be arsed to just search for that information? Even the front page of this website mentions why.

Most likely, that folder ( C:\Users\(myname)\Desktop\Roller Coaster Tycoon 2 - Triple Thrill Pack (Download) ) contains the installer for RCT2. Run that installer, and point OpenRCT2 to the folder that installer has installed RCT2 to (which will be a subfolder in "C:\Program Files" or "C:\Program Files (x86)". Also: It is strongly recommend to use the 64-bit version of you have a 64-bit system (which 99% of people will have nowadays). Only download the 32-bit version if your Windows version is 32-bit.

Why did you post this on both Reddit and here within 13 minutes of each other? If you think that gets you an answer quicker, you're wrong. The only thing that's going to achieve is making people irritated. Not sure if this is intentional, but you're coming across INCREDIBLY entitled here. This is a free game, developed by unpaid people. We don't appreciate it if you talk to us like that.

Do you mean you can't find your custom objects? It's because OpenRCT2 expects those to be in another folder. In the main menu, click the red toolbox, then click "Open custom content folder". The file manager will now open. Put your custom objects in the `object` subfolder and restart the game.

UCES is simply a set of custom scenarios and objects. No changes were made to the game itself. Like all custom content for RCT2, you can use it on OpenRCT2.

Well, you could start with providing enough information... Which version and build are you running? The build is listed in the title screen and looks something like ab1c2de.

You're running an ancient version of OpenRCT2. You need to upgrade to at least release 0.2.5, but preferably to the latest develop version. In general: always update your game, especially if you run into problems. Some WW and TT scenarios have the wrong scenario name embedded. In newer OpenRCT2 versions, we have included a fix for this. However, you will need to start a new game first before you can take advantage of it. So a way forward might be to upgrade, then start all scenarios you already won earlier and use the cheat to win. Then you should be able to fill in your name.

A dump contains a record of the state of the game when it crashes. It can be helpful to the developers to determine what lead to the crash. Did you get the question to upload the bug? If you do so, it will automatically be reported to us. Otherwise, you need to report it manually. Do you have a save that triggers above bug? If so: upload it here.

That's a very good question. I have put it in our team chat for discussion and will get back to you.

This is an old topic. In case anyone is reading this in 2020: we have implemented boosters on the Looping RC, Corkscrew RC, Giga Coaster, Steel Twister, Vertical Drop Coaster and Junior RC.

@ihavenoideawhatimdoingUsually, you just have to wait a bit - an hour or so - until updated builds become available on the launcher.

Thanks, that helps a lot. I never knew people used seat rotation on rides other than the multi-dim. Edit: this has now been fixed in `develop` and will make its way into the 0.2.6 release.

The fix is already in the game (and it also was when you asked on Discord), but you need to be on `develop` - it hasn't yet made its way into a release.

@BrianWhat error messages do you get? Did you download a release or a develop version? Do you use the Launcher?

There was outage on the openrct2.org infrastructure that resulted in corrupt ZIP files on 27 March. I have just tried the launcher myself. Develop builds work, but release builds don't. (We always recommend develop anyway, but that's another thing.) Not sure why it still serves the corrupt ZIP file for release, though, but it's still most likely to be a fault on the openrct2.org infrastructure, rather than in the launcher.