Gymnasiast

You're welcome ^^ We moved those tools to cheats because a lot of people use them for that purpose. You can now also turn off debugging tools if you like - the tools under the golden shovel will stay available.

The RCT2 files are most likely in a hidden folder. What we need to know first: did you use pure Wine, or a distribution like Wineskin? (If so, which one?)

It's the menu that drops down if you click the golden shovel. If you don't see the golden shovel, look in the Options window and turn the toolbar button for Cheats on.

Yes. Just open OpenRCT2, click the red toolbox and select "Open custom content folder". Place your .DAT files in the "object" subfolder.

It seems like it cannot load the objects. Can you turn on Debugging Tools in the Options window, then open the Scenario Editor, hover over one of the items in the list, and post a screenshot of that? OpenRCT2 unfortunately cannot read RCTC's scenario format. You can get around that by creating your own using the Scenario Editor or by downloading scenario packs, like the "Exact RCT1 recreations". You can also download the "RCT2 Mini Game", which contains three scenarios and also the music and sound effects.

Coincidentally, a fix has just been merged to address what looks like your problem. Try updating OpenRCT2 to see if it fixes your problem. (Do note that OpenRCT2's ratings sometimes differ, but that should normally only happen for extreme cases and underflow exploits.)

Not any more. You're both impatient and rude.

I suppose it could be macOS (or specifically: the combination of OpenRCT2 and macOS) - it wouldn't be the first weird glitch that for same reason only occurs when running OpenRCT2 on macOS. In fact, someone posted one two days before you. And I have also had saves that would actually behave differently, hitting assertions (which, in programming, are checks for things that should never happen) while loading the same save on another OS did not do so. If you have access to a computer with another OS, like Windows or Linux, or could set up a VM or Boot Camp with one of these, you could try them there and see what happens.

That file opens without a hitch for me. Could you tell me what build is listed in the title screen? It looks like "a1b23cd4".

Could you upload one of the saves that OpenRCT2 does not load? Also: what version and build of OpenRCT2 are you on?

We plan to eventually store the cheat state in saved games. That will need a new save format, though. (We are working on that, but it also needs a lot of preparation in the code itself.)

It should now have been fixed. Please make sure you're on the latest build.

You'll need to activate the feature in the Cheats window. You can open it using Ctrl-Alt-C, navigating to the last tab, and checking "Unlock operating limits". By the way, the Looping RC, Corkscrew RC, Twister RC, Vertical Drop RC, Giga Coaster, Junior RC and Classic Mini RC now all have proper boosters - the kind you'd find in real life.

I recently noticed this too when I installed it on a friend's laptop. It only appears to affect Windows.

Oh, come on, this has been asked a million times. In fact, the last was Tuesday, and if you had taken a short look at the "Problems, Bugs and Feedback" subforum you would have seen that (it's near the top). Anyway, here is your answer: https://github.com/OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2/wiki/FAQ-&-Common-Issues#why-does-my-virus-scanner-not-trust-openrct2

Which version and build (something like a1b2cd3e) of OpenRCT2 do you have? And which version of SDL2 do you have?

You are, indeed. You need to select bridge mode (the button in the bottom right of the window), then click a tile or an existing path piece to start building.

RCT2 Objects list, yes, but it doesn't look RCTSpace is affected.

We have deliberately left out stat generation during ride simulation, because we think it should still require some effort.

I have been able to reproduce the issue. I have reported it here: https://github.com/OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2/issues/9472

It was actually being worked on in May and early June, but it is a lot more complicated than the average user would expect.

Yeah, that's a known bug in the 0.2.2 release. It's fixed in develop, which we recommend anyway.

If you expect us to do something about it, at least provide some actual information. What does it do? Do you have a screenshot or an affected save?

1) It is supposed to only show rides that the scenario intended. However, I believe there is currently a bug in that, which causes it to show more. 2) This is something you should really have checked yourself. I will answer it this time: OpenRCT2 groups rides in much the same way that RCT1 did, unlike RCT2.

This bug has been solved in the meantime. Please make sure you have an up-to-date OpenRCT2.