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That screenshot clearly shows that the game objects weren't copied over properly. Copy the *.dat files to the ObjData folder (I have never heard of *.pob files).

Thanks for finally explaining #3877 and the extensive investigation. If it’s still an issue, this should make debugging a lot easier.

Has been asked numerous times already. See Here

The easiest option is make a separate non-steam game shortcut in steam, but that doesn’t make you OpenRCT2 playtime count for RCT2. To make that work, you need to mess with your RCT2 files. Go to your RCT2 installation folder and replace RCT2.exe with OpenRCT2, renamed to RCT2.exe. If the game updates or you verify the integrity of your game cache, you need to do it again.

Not. You can't. There is no new save format with increased limits yet.

Support for proper transport rides (that is, consider using them in the pathfinding process) has been suggested many times and will most likely make it into the game, someday. See #7758

If it did work before, you might be missing some of the new json objects. These should be included in any download, but something may have gone wrong.

You may need to enable debugging tools in the options for that button to appear.

1. Disable admin rights (or whatever it’s called on a Mac). The game doesn’t need it, and in case you somehow get a malicious version of the game or connect to a malicious server, having it enabled is a great security risk. 2. The game needs the assets from the original RCT2 (not OpenRCT2) game to run, so you need to tell the game where you have those. I don’t have a Mac, so I can’t help with Mac-specific issues. If you don’t own RCT2, you need to buy it (€10 on steam or GOG).

That’s the right website, just click OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2 - Required RCT2 files and scroll down to RCT Classic. I don’t know the exact file structure of RCTC so other than mimicking the RCT2 structure, I don’t know how to make it work. Someone else gotta help with that, or try some things yourself.

Don’t select the executable itself, select the folder that contains it ('RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic'). Assuming the data structure of RCTC is the same as RCT2, that should work perfectly. If not, go to issue tracker (github) > wiki > required RCT2 files and read the instructions for RCTC.

You can easily attach it here, just click 'click to choose files'.

Did you install RCT2 first?

What is the exact error message you got? Can’t find g1.dat? In the case, install RCT2 and, if you installed it in a standard location, it should be detected automatically. If it’s not detected automatically, select the folder you installed it in, that folder should contain a ‘data’ folder with g1.dat inside.

After almost 3 months of dazzling dueling coasters, voting is finally over. I was afraid that we wouldn't have a clear winner (all tied at 1 vote a few days ago), but we have, and it's @Klabbertrap! Congratulations! Following tradition, the next CCC is yours to host. Contact me (personal message on this forum) within a month and we'll get it set up.

Wait a few minutes, startup takes a while at first launch and every now and then.

The tutorial has been removed, but you can still play the 'build your own six flags park' scenario. Or create your own scenario and play that.

Updated title sequence: CCC5 ALL PARKS.parkseq Only 3 days left to vote! Only 2 people have voted yet. Vote by reacting with the WINNER (award) icon.

Do not change file extensions. The game uses the file extension to check what kind of file it is. Changing the extension breaks this process. The data inside the file does not change when changing the file extension.

If multiplayer upsets you, play singleplayer. That's what I've done since multiplayer was available. There you have full control over the entire park and no one can delete your stuff. If you still want to be competitive, try to find a contest on a forum to participate in.

@joshmarsilio The game is most likely rebuilding the objects cache, which means you just have to wait some time. It doesn't happen at every game startup. There is already an issue about that on github to make it more visible to the player. It has nothing to do with the issue in this thread. @Xzenox7 Thanks, that made me reproduce it! Using fullscreen with software (hardware display) and alt-tabbing in and out gave me a black screen as well. Waiting some time fixed it (looked like it crashed in the meantime, with winxp-style top bar partly visible). No difference between main menu and in-game for me, minimize fullscreen on focus loss was enabled.

Can't reproduce, so I guess we'll need more information to track down the problem. What OS are you using? With which graphical settings (software/hardware/opengl redering, windowed/fullscreen) does it happen? Which game version are you using?

Want to see all parks in action with only one download? Download CCC5 ALL PARKS.parkseq Place it in ".../documents/OpenRCT2/title sequences/" (create if it doesn't exist, or create a new title sequence in-game first) Open the game Open options (top right corner) Go to the sixth tab (with the spiral slide icon) Change title sequence to CCC5 ALL PARKS Close options Watch all three parks on the main menu Vote for your favorite coaster!

IIRC popping bloons and dropping monkeys simply aren't synced over network yet. This will eventually be fixed. And I might be playing too many other games.

Has already been fixed: https://github.com/OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2/issues/7711 The fix however only affects new scenarios, older saves won't be fixed. Update your OpenRCT2