HedlessChickn Posted August 1, 2017 Share Posted August 1, 2017 Hi. I was one of the members that helped create UCES. UCES is an expansion set that added a bunch of rides, scenarios, scenery, etc just like an official release would have been. I was wondering if any of the other people that were on that team hang out around here. If you don't feel like outing yourself publicly, that's cool. If you could take a moment to send a PM saying hi, that would be cool. I'm new to OpenRCT2, but I'm getting ready to jump in to it. 2 Link to comment
giraty Posted August 1, 2017 Share Posted August 1, 2017 Oh welcome to here! I know you from some tracks and scenarios in UCES! Enjoy your time and the OpenRCT2 1 Link to comment
HedlessChickn Posted August 2, 2017 Author Share Posted August 2, 2017 Although I only worked visibly on tracks, more of my dealings were with testing and other usual shenanigans when dealing with a group of people working on a project. I didn't work on any scenarios. I had one in the works, but my plans for it fell through. It was going to be a Futureland with no grass, trees, etc using only the four colored grids for land, basic blocks, and the glass scenery objects. The installer was a pretty big bone of contention. Fun fact: The vast majority of the team that worked on it was on dial-up. Thankfully, the file sizes are itty bitty, so it was never a limiting factor in any way. 1 Link to comment
imlegos Posted August 5, 2017 Share Posted August 5, 2017 I liked the concept of train town and had most the UCES stuff installed at one point, but never played it. 1 Link to comment
RobWhlkRT12P Posted September 10, 2017 Share Posted September 10, 2017 Hello! I've started a new project for us fans to expand our Downloads page (which currently has links to download our OpenRCT2 update software, along with the Launcher) to make it more effective. I'm calling for the restoration of the (Open)RCT2 Object Database, a newly-restored and updated version of the original website from some years ago (we currently need to go to either the New Element Designs website, or visit the OpenRCT2 Fun Fair page on Facebook [which requires a free membership subscription to access] in order to get our new object .DATs and packs). There'll also be pages for user-created track and park downloads, as well as useful tools and utilities. After all these new pages get constructed on our website (and opened for business), you'll see our Downloads option link get new sublinks: (A) OpenRCT2 Software—the update package program and its (optional) Launcher (B) OpenRCT2 Object Database—with downloads for all our custon-made object .DATs and scenery packs (C) OpenRCT2 Tracks Database—having downloads for all our user-made coasters/water rides and slides/car tracks/mini golf courses (D) OpenRCT2 Parks Database—where download links will be made available for our saved games and scenarios (E) OpenRCT2 Tools Database—our new place to get very useful tools and utilities to enhance our gameplay. Please consider contributing to make our website better. Thank You! 2 Link to comment
HedlessChickn Posted September 18, 2017 Author Share Posted September 18, 2017 What exactly are you asking me to do? I'm willing to help, I just need some direction. Link to comment
Lars Posted November 27, 2020 Share Posted November 27, 2020 I was a part of the team! When was it, in 2004? Link to comment
jonroost Posted December 24, 2020 Share Posted December 24, 2020 Saw this thread and registered just to post, but I was also a part of the team. Don't remember what username I was using at the time, but I remember assisting with custom objects and paths for the UCES. Must have been sometime in the 2004-2005 range, because I was still in high school at the time. Wish I still had some of that content! Link to comment
Crazycolbster Posted March 1, 2021 Share Posted March 1, 2021 I remember making a let's play going through the content starting when I was 12. It was a lot of fun, and the parks were awesome, but my goodness, I cringe whenever I watch those old videos... which is why I'm sharing the link right here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3ECD418306807D66 Link to comment
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