Gymnasiast

This is a limitation of the Scenery window, which can only handle 30 groups. You can see it already gets quite wide like this. Fixing it properly is going to mean a complete redesign and quite a bit of code, which is why it hasn't been done yet.

You did an incorrect upgrade, replacing openrct2.exe but not g2.dat. Easiest way to fix is by reinstalling OpenRCT2. The version number v0.4.1 also shows you’re two versions behind - v0.4.3 is the most recent release.

That is indeed correct. The other way round (importing SV4, SV6, SEA, SV7) is possible though, and always will be.

What is your rendering mode set to?

Since OpenRCT2 v0.4.0, station types are objects like any other, so creating one requires roughly as much effort as creating a piece of scenery. So far though, I haven’t seen anyone make any custom ones.

It’s more complicated than that. There were two different wooden roller coasters in RCT1: The regular Wooden Roller Coaster, not in RCT2, reintroduced as Classic Wooden Roller Coaster. This had the 4-seater trains in RCT1. The Wooden Twister Roller Coaster, the only one in RCT2, and thus renamed to Wooden Roller Coaster. This only had the 2-seater articulated trains in RCT1.

You’re unclear, did linking using the Options window work for you, or?

This person is on a Mac, so that’s not going to fly. (Besides which, every operating system has supported extracting ZIPs out of the box since the early 2000s.) Where did you buy RollerCoaster Tycoon 2? Was it on GOG.com or somewhere else?

You take them from a portable Windows ZIP. Make sure you pick the same version as your APK is.

Those two are totally different games. It would require someone to add code for animals, their behaviour, exhibits, foliage, zookeepers and all other things into the OpenRCT2 engine, not to mention stuff like graphics. You’re looking at a few years work, and that’s assuming a full time job - all the people who work on OpenRCT2 are volunteers who have to squeeze it all into their spare time.

Your file manager clearly says that all these directories are empty.

Hm, so you must have a 64-bit operating system, then. Please install the 64-bit version of OpenRCT2, that should help. Any reason why you use the 32-bit version, by the way?

It means the game is running out of memory. Are you running the 32-bit or 64-bit version?

We’ll need a bit more information about your system and RCT2 install. From your description, you seem to be on macOS, but which version are you running? And where did you buy RollerCoaster Tycoon 2?

Thanks, ExCrafty! Yes, it’s a labour-intensive task, most of my spare time goes into OpenRCT2 and I have way more things I’d like to work on than I have time or energy. I understand that people that excited and want more stuff. This is natural, and frankly, I’d rather deal with someone enthusiastic who just goes a bit overboard than with people who are complaining or even demanding. It’s just that everyone needs to keep in mind that we have limited time and energy. So thanks for reminding everyone. 👍

Hm, what is your question, precisely?

This is necroposting, please don’t post tangentially related questions in a six year old topic. Anyway, most of the changes were probably for realism. The Junior Coaster is a kiddie model from Zierer, the Mini Roller Coaster a compact roller coaster type from Schwarzkopf. RCT1 simply put them together to form a weird hybrid. Same for ride modes: the Inverted RC does not have powered launch in real life, while it had that mode in RCT1.

The idea of open source, and especially the plug-in system, is that you could make it yourself. Just complaining it doesn’t exist is not going to make it appear. OpenRCT2 contains ways to override a ride’s excitement, intensity and nausea, though. You can set these via the in-game console, and a plug-in can also use these. Make sure you are on a recent develop build for this.

The recordings cannot, but we already knew that. We are working on making our own recordings, as the organ used currently resides in The Netherlands. The pieces played are all out of copyright, so once we have a recording we are allowed to use, nothing else stands in our way.

I provided the explanation, either take it or leave it. I don’t have time for a long big ramble about how MS is evil or how we know nothing about security and are bad people for not offering the feature you think you deserve (like you did before when a certain hard-to-maintain feature was removed), or downvoting my answers just because I refuse to submit to your demands.

That’s the wrong folder, you need to select the one right above it.

Not entirely sure about that tone. You seem overly confident, especially since some things you said are simply not true. The Infogrames Interactive folder is only read by OpenRCT2 for its assets, and never written to. Back in the Windows 9x days, programs happily wrote to Program Files, but this has now been closed off for a very good reason. So no, it’s not at all "logical and obvious". It would require OpenRCT2 to run as admin (dangerous, and for no good reason), or to blow the permissions of those folder wide open. Also, computers can have multiple users, which is another reason why it’s useful to have the files you created in your own user folders. Additionally, you can simply move your Documents folder to another hard drive using drag and drop, and Windows will direct programs (including OpenRCT2) to there. This is a much easier solution than to ignore the folder altogether and try and work against the OS.

No worries, I know you well enough by now. I was just pointing it was nothing out of the ordinary.

Has been fixed in the meantime.

You already posted this 2 days earlier, why? It’s not going to get the bug fixed earlier. Can you please be a bit more patient?