ExCrafty

This has probably been mentioned perviously, but I couldn't find anything. Been awhile since I played around with track designing, thought I'd have a bit of fun. Yes, cheats are enabled, but I don't have anything enabled that may produce this.

I'm fairly sure that only the UK, Aust, NZ, and maybe Canada recognise that date as significant. Today is Rememberance Day. At 11am local time we observe 1 minute silence out of respect for ALL those who lost there livesduring wartime. Lest We Forget ...... ALL war is BAD.

Marcel Vos is Dutch. As for lateral G, banking turns and slower speeds are two ways to do it. As Marcel has said in his videos. As BE said, it takes time and practice, I don't play on mobile devices, so I don't know if there are cheats or not. I also try to use the widest turns I can in many places.

My suggestion, and it should help, is to NOT ask Chat GPT, that is not a human with knowledge of this game, it is a computer generated artificial intellegence. There are really just four places that have potential to help you. 1. This forum 2. Discord 3. Github 4. Somebody you know, who may be able to help. This may have sounded rude, but that was not my intention, and I appologise if it does sound rude. Having said that, you mentioned that you think you downloaded the wrong thing. Did you try just doing the download again but with the right thing ? There are a couple of download managers that do work, but I find one of them better than the other. I just tried to find what the one I use is called, but can't find it. Hopefully somebody with much better knowledge than me sees you post and can help you better than me. (Hopefully without having to do a complete reinstall).

Train length ? Number of trains ? Position of block brakes ? I rarely use them myself, but sometimes when I have, I have found that if they are not in a good postion the trains can't move because none clear one section to allow others to move. I hope I am being clear about what I mean.

Looks great. And since the game is "Rollercaster Tychoon" you can't have too many coasters. But then, that's just me.

Wooden coasters have two different types now unfortunately. I can see from the two pics you posted. the first one is the "Wooden roller coaster" the second one is the "Classic Wooden roller coaster". It's annoying but that's how it is now. I forget why it's like that though. I think it has to do with the different elements from the two games maybe ? Hope this helps.

Today is RUOK day here in Australia. I encourage all to reach out to Friends and Family and ask them ... RUOK ? So I'll start .... RUOK ? http://www.ruok.org.au

Ok, then if my comments annoyed you I appologise, you may have a problem. Have you tried the same ride in any other parks or even the ride design area ? It's not one of the rides labeled as something like -- u2654 is it ? I've had problems with those in the past.

That just means it's unsuitable for that land area. Not all premade ride designs will fit everywhere.

It's not a "bug" it's the game simply telling you that that specific spot is unsuitable for that particular ride. Did you try moving it around or changing orientation to see if it would fit elsewhere ? Why do you think it's a bug or fault with the game itself ?

If you dislike the concept of accutally owning the two versions of the game, then why not create this "pack" yourself. In case you aren't aware, the people who work on the OpenRCT2 project, do it in their own time for no money. They do it because they love this game. If I'm not mistaken, the download pages or somewhere, advises you that you need both RCT (and it's expansions) and RCT2 (and it's expansions) to access all content.

Both types are in the game. Look in the objects selection menu. You may need to turn on cheats though to access those options.

If you enable cheats you can do things like that. Without altering the "hard coding".

I'm not sure if you realise, but if you do run the tracks across paths or vise versa, guests do stop like at gates, but staff don't (and don't die either). But the idea of gates from an asthetic view point would be nice.