Not all scenery loaded

[CharlieP]

An interesting thing happened while redesigning and adding scenery to an existing track. I reworked the track so it would be more compact and less expensive. Saved the design after testing and then added the track to a blank scenario - no problem. I then added scenery to the ride and saved the track under a different name. The problem is when I go to load the track with the scenery the picture shows all the scenery but only a portion on the scenery is actually loaded. This did not generate a dump file. Any suggestions? This has not happened in the past. I use the launcher with the latest upgrades. This was upgrade v0.0.5 build e455787.

00F - FOREST FREEZE 2.sv6

[YoloSweggLord]

I'm not adept at fixing these kind of things, but I do know that the .td6 file would be useful, if not instrumental, in finding/solving this glitch. You might want to link that as well.

[CharlieP]

Here is the td6 file

Forest Freeze 2.td6

[jensj12]

The left ride is built lower than the right one. This causes some scenery to overlap with the terrain, so they are not placed. Placing the ride a few tiles higher should fix the problem.

[CharlieP]

Dumb question - How do you place the ride higher? I have tried Shift and ctrl and neither do anything.

[jensj12]

I'm not sure it's currently possible to use <shift> with pre-designed rides, if not I'm pretty sure it will be added sometime. Try to raise one piece of land under the coaster just that much (before building ofc) so it jumps to the correct height when placing the design.

[CharlieP]

that works thanks

[imlegos]

6 hours ago, jensj12 said:

I'm not sure it's currently possible to use <shift> with pre-designed rides, if not I'm pretty sure it will be added sometime. Try to raise one piece of land under the coaster just that much (before building ofc) so it jumps to the correct height when placing the design.

Jens, how long exactly have you been playing RCT2? Do you just never place prebuilds?

[jensj12]

I've played RCT1 until I've found OpenRCT2. Building prebuilds is not something I do daily, nor did I ever need to raise/lower them manually.