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If you installed RCT2:TTP from steam in the default directory, everything should work out of the box (if not, you have to point OpenRCT2 there, but that shouldn't make it crash). Try to verify the game cache of RCT2:TTP, remove OpenRCT2 and install the launcher again. That should git rid of any issues during installation. If that doesn't help, you'll probably need to file an issue on github with the dump file attached.

There was an issue with player info not being synchronized properly, but that has now been fixed by #8801.

You can’t fix it, only the devs can. Just keep playing as if it never happened. When you notice significant differences between you and the server, simply reconnect to fix all issues caused by the desync. If the game always throws the desync error immediately, it may be false alarm, but that will be fixed soon.

If you still have many CD games, consider buying a portable CD drive. I've done that as well and works nicely as long as you just copy over all files to your computer and use them from there

Welcome! Good to see some more people that like to build the best coasters in the smallest places. In case you need some inspiration...

I spot two suggestions here: 1 - Has been suggested AND has a pull request created for it. Most likely just a matter of time before it gets merged. #7737 2 - This requires a new save format before we can even begin to think about implementing it. Tracks have a flag for being a chain lift or not, but brakes are a separate track piece. I expected this one to be suggested on GitHub before, but I couldn't find it. You can make one if you'd like, but you'll have a better chance of getting it implemented if you post it in december.

I thought support for windows XP was dropped more than a year ago. Once you have a newer OS, download the launcher from the download page and run it (assuming you have RCT2 installed).

This has been the most requested feature since the start of the project a few years ago, but I heard some rumors that it might come in 2019. It requires a new save format and thus quite some work from the devs. Expect it to happen, but not anytime soon.

There is nothing the devs can do for you. You need to tell your Norton installation that OpenRCT2 is not a virus. For example, whitelist it (or the entire directory if that is possible), restore it from the quarantaine, ...

In the options, make sure you have the cheats top toolbar button enabled. Then, in-game, click and hold the golden shovel and select 'disable clearance checks'. That allows you to build the scenery pieces at ground level.

Since it crashes the game, it has been disabled for now. It will be enabled sometime in the future, but it requires some work as sending track designs over network is not yet possible.

Go to the in-game save dialog (make sure you have at least one saved game), there you can find out where it is located. This topic is very old. Last year, buttons have been added to easily locate used directories.

OpenRCT2 only works with RCT2 (and expansions). To play OpenRCT2, get RCT2 Triple Thrill Pack from steam (or any other store). You can use the RCTDeluxe installation you have to extend the capabilities of OpenRCT2, but you still need RCT2 for that.

Heavy rain already causes brake failures to happen far more often. I doubt adding another bad weather breakdown would really add something. This is probably something that will only be added as a plugin.

This has been suggested a few times and has received a warm welcome by the devs, so expect this to be implemented at some point. There are just a few other things that need to be done first (UI an file related stuff) and it competes with other nice-to-have features. If someone is working on it, you will see a pull request appear on GitHub. Don’t expect it anytime soon though. If you need it as soon as possible, you can code it and submit a pull request yourself.

Make sure OpenRCT2 has the rights to write the settings file. Does saving games work? This forum has some anti-spam features. You can not post again within 24 hours of your first post. After one day, the limit is removed.

Technically you don’t need to have RCT2 installed on your chromebook, copying the required files from a RCT2 installation on another machine works as well. The wiki on GitHub has all the details you need for this.

Booster pieces for the water coaster have been added to the game. Thanks for reporting and have fun!

Briefly tap the + and - buttons on your keyboard to make sure they don’t hang.

Will be fixed soon.

Vehicle stuck - Are you using the (longer) vehicles from time twister? Those often get stuck. Switch to normal karts to fix this. Doesn't fit in station - Make a longer station or less karts, original limits are there to prevent this. It might be possible to change the behavior of the karts for this specific case, but I don’t know anything about the kart logic code.

If the boosters are disabled, you can only change it by changing the ride type. Booster strength depends on the ride type, and a strength of 0 means they are disabled (for twister coaster they are a bit stronger than others). You may be able to get around the cap by disabling ride operation limits through the cheat menu (if you can't find it, first enable it in the options, then look for a golden shovel in-game). Note: devs may be willing to change it for the water coaster (has happened to other coaster types as well), just create an issue on GitHub.

Virusses are constantly evolving, so antivirus scanners apply some heuristics to check whether a program looks or behaves a bit like a known virus. That’s why your AV comes with the name of a virus, but that doesn’t alsways mean it’s a virus (but sometimes, it is). If downloading OpenRCT2 affected your overall computer performance, it was your AV that ran in the background as OpenRCT2 wasn’t even running. It's up to you if you trust OpenRCT2, you can look through the source code on GitHub.

If all else fails, decrease the queue length.

The devs answered a few years ago: OpenRCT3 is not going to happen, as it contained less bugs that had to be fixed and there are better alternatives available. The license supplied with RCT3 also makes it impossible to decompile it, but I don’t know what other options there are. If you still want OpenRCT3, feel free to start it, but be prepared to do most of the work yourself.