Broxzier

That's the first coaster made spread over a few turns by different people. Go ahead and work on it if you want.

The one at the mountain, near the new Go Karts ride? There's no theming there so sure, small tweaks to the track are allowed too.

True, however the park is getting quite full. It's almost time to start Group Park 5 already. @Jochem: Since nobody in the queue is in a hurry (I think), you may take as long as you need really, I'm looking forward to see what you've got in store for us!

The delta area is getting quite popular.

I'd go with the second or third colour scheme. Maybe you can try adding some wooden fences or other structures around the house, to give it a warmer feel. One little nitpick detail, some of the roof pieces would guide rain into the walls instead of away from it, I'd change those.

In the cheat menu there's an option to make guests ignore ride intensities, it's in the second tab. Edit: X7123M3-256 beat me to it

My bad! There is indeed a shortcut key to cancel construction mode.

Then I misunderstood, what you're saying is the default behaviour that has been in the game since RCT1. The Escape key does not close your current tool, nor does it do anything else by default. You must have remapped the close-active-window key to be Escape.

How did that happen?

That's not true, right-mouse click actions are triggered only when the mouse button is released, and only if there's been a very short timespan since the right mouse button has been pressed. If you're experiencing objects being removed while scrolling through the map, you are either really fast at scrolling, or your right mouse button is not working properly. The relevant code: https://github.com/OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2/blob/1ae2ca54f72a48b1f56aac9ac7fab9c5f3dea43e/src/input.c#L340-L346 As far as I know Escape does nothing, but I might be wrong there. For me it opens the options menu since I've remapped my keybindings.

Under the cheat menu there's the option to disable support limits, just hold down the mouse button after clicking the cheat button in the top toolbar.

Take as loooooooong as you need @Wuis

On windows simple copy them over to your external hard drive like you would copy files to a different folder.

Well apparently the ride that I created randomly crashes... it worked fine during tests, but now I opened it for real it doesn't. I'm not going to fix it now, maybe next turn. For the time being I'll just leave the ride closed. It's a go karts ride, so I think it has to do with guests switching from left/right on the exact wrong time. This is how it looks within the tower, and also where it randomly crashes: Claimed: Queue: Wuis, Cascadia, jensi12, Jochem, Broxzier Missed: YoloSweggLord, Philmon11, TCE, imlegos, RedScope53, SensualEthiopianPolice The OpenRCT2 Group Park 4.49.sv6

Your screen is probably already blurry because you're not using the pixels on a 1:1 ratio. I'm not sure what you want to achieve now though. If you want to select a different resolution that is not blurry, then simply keep the scale on 1, and play in fullscreen borderless, but if you think that's too small you have to play with the scale, or play in fullscreen with the settings your computer supports.

Next time make sure the data you backed up is what you need. The things you need to backup are custom scenarios, custom landscapes, saved games, tracks, objdata, nad your highscore folder and files, and maybe some custom soundtracks if you are using those. Those files can be found in either the RCT2 folders (inside your Program Files and VirtualStore folders) named Scenarios, Landscapes? (not entirely sure), Saved Games, Tracks, and ObjData, or in the OpenRCT2 filders named save, scenarios, landscape, object, highscores.dat, and scores.dat. You might also want to make a backup of your OpenRCT2 settings and theme, to do so backup config.ini, hotkeys.cfg, and the themes folder.

Download one from the Recent downloads list instead of stable, or even better use the Launcher. That way you'll stay updated all the time. The following screenshot is made with borderless fullscreen mode and a scale of 1.65, on a 1920x1080 screen.

From the screenshot you sent me it looks like you're on a few months old version. Try switching to the develop branch, and check the options screen again.

@Jochem: There's still some free space in the mountains, and near the beach area. I'm currently building in the mountains on furthest away from the beach, but it doesn't take up much space. Also sorry for the delay guys, I wanted to finish it yesterday evening, but wasn't able to! As soon as I get home tonight I'll finish things up.

You know you can select entire themes with just a click, right?

You can play in borderless mode, and use the scale to get the size you want. To get more control over how the number changes, you can edit the config file in your OpenRCT2 documents folder manually.

Eh? Don't think so. Just make sure to not cover too much land, and not use any non-vanilla objects and rides.

Oh a longer queue, I'll hurry!

Going to work on it tonight Claimed:BroxzierQueue: Wuis, Cascadia, jensi12Missed: YoloSweggLord, Philmon11, TCE, imlegos, RedScope53, SensualEthiopianPolice

You could use the map generation tool in the scenario editor to make some interesting landscapes. Just play a bit with the sliders, and keep one you like.