RollerCoaster Tycoon

This is a reupload from RCTgo for archiving purpose.
I easily exceeded the scenery object limit for this roller coaster, so I had to cut a lot in the scenery. I hope you like it anyway.
The layout of this suspended swinging coaster was made in online OpenRCT2, but I made the scenery offline, in the original RCT2 and saved the track in the original RCT2 too. I was inspired to make special supports for this one, because this kind of roller coaster have a lot of helixes and needs specific supports to support them.
Also, I think this track is beautiful in purple, dark purple. It makes it better in my opinion.
See final screenshot for statistiques.

This is a reupload from RCTgo for archiving purpose.
It was a long time ago I didn't enter a track in the Build It! competition. Let's have a good round! :D
Those times, I played online OpenRCT2 a lot and I managed to find a server where I built one of my best roller coaster so far. Credit goes to Whiskey Station for the map.
Link: http://whiskeystation.com/
This time, I built a floorless roller coaster on the biggest sand dune of the park, near the main lake. Again, the main theme is desert. (yes, I love this theme :P) For this track, I used scenery from Egypt, Mine and Medieval themeings to build impressive and detailed sand structures around the track. I also used the Mechanical themeing to make custom supports under most of the track.
In addition to the track, I built a splash boat with an impressive drop of 25 meters. I thought it would be a good idea to place both rides in the same zone, both connect very well together.
Also, I used every tools and cheats I could get with OpenRCT2 to build this roller coaster, such as disabling clearance checks (for placing objects throught other objects) and disabling support limits (for building as high as we want whatever the track is).
For this reason, the map could be a bit unstable, since other players used a buch of cheats too, and I tried as much as possible to make it openable in the original RCT2 for everyone.
Watch the POV of the track here: https://youtu.be/J0DFeEJbDmE
See final screenshot for statistiques.

This is a reupload from RCTgo for archiving purpose.
This is the final result of my RCT1 serie premiere Build the Mega Park. I hope you like it! :D
Tropical Ramble is, as the name describes it, a roller coaster built in tropics. It uses ONE single track for all supports, except for the catwalks of the chain lift and the first block brake section, which use in total 4 tracks. For the folliage, I used trees, bushes and flowers from the jungle theme.
This roller coaster also comes with a small village that contains a few small rides, the biggest one is the vintage cars in the big yellow house. I tried to replicate the Hawaiian style, but with my personal touch, a BIG touch. However, it is difficult to theme this section very well because of all the limits of the game, fortunately I'm proud of the final result.
Link of the finale of Build the Mega Park serie premiere: https://youtu.be/OoHhlzFw7aw
Link of Build the Mega Park serie: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4IZq7fxXgMrSrrT1eLqQAAJjzJfivF7P
Workbench used: bottom of the web page at the following link
http://www.gamebeacon.com/downloads/rct/rc.html
See final screenshot for statistiques.

This is a reupload from RCTgo for archiving purpose.
I found time to make another RCT2 roller coaster during the time I'm not continuing my RCT1 serie premiere Build the Mega Park. Inspiration was low, but I still managed to make something beautiful.
This is the first Giga Coaster I upload here. It is small (and I prefer it like that), but easier to edit since the work to do on it is lesser. I tried to make a classical style station using Roman scenery objects and arches. I didn't put a lot of effort on it, but I think I did well.
I hope you like it! :D
See final screenshot for statistiques.

This is a reupload from RCTgo for archiving purpose.
This is the first park I upload here, but not the first one I made. It's also the second 50 x 50 park I made. I hope you like it! :D
I call this park "Techno Park" because this is the theme of the park, even if I named it Blue Thunder. This one includes 3 roller coasters and several small rides, such as an elevator in the tower at the center of the park. It also contains an airport section and a "Dangerous Zone" section, but also a ton of techno scenery elements like cogwheels, glasswalls, flying cars and motorcycles, robots, skyscrapers and space objects. The blue and grey colors are predominant in this park because they fit very well with the theme.
For this park, I used a lot of custom objects I got from many workbenches like H2H7 (link: http://www.nedesigns.com/park/3302/h2h7-official-workbench/) and many parks, such as FLUXtrance's industrial park Deus ex Machina and Sunset Valley
I checked the option "Export plug-in objects with saved games", so you don't have to download every custom objects to open it, they will be downloaded when you open the park.
This park is built in OpenRCT2, but is compatible with vanilla RCT2. I haven't tried to open it with RCT Classic.
Check the Youtube video of the park here: https://youtu.be/7sq2LyBTTe8

This is a reupload from RCTgo for archiving purpose.
This is actually my most gorgeous RCT1 roller coaster I ever made, just for the Build It! competition.
This time, the roller coaster takes place in the Middle East desert. As the name Desert Conqueror may describe, it is intended to have set an Empire on deserted plains. This hypercoaster includes a lot of sand structures, castles and ruins as much as many houses to establish a big village around the track. It also includes a big river similar to the Nile with a big folliage and a section with an oasis, but also fertile lands where villagers can cultivate veggies and cereals like wheat.
A very detailed section with a few rides near the roller coaster was added to fill in a section that could only involve some sand mounds and a few cactuses and to spice up the atmosphere of the park. Even if it might be a bit too colorfull for a park like that, I think this is worth it.
Workbench used: bottom of the page at the following link:
http://www.gamebeacon.com/downloads/rct/rc.html
See final screenshot for statistiques.
Let's have a great Build It! competition round 236!

This is a reupload from RCTgo for archiving purpose.
Another RCT2 track I built. I hope you like it.
I just rushed this one because I had nothing to do and wanted it to be finished as soon as possible. So there is the first Vertical Drop Roller Coaster I upload here. I called it Dark Vampire. I know the name isn't related to the theme of the track, but its darkness made me think about that. Not very complicated, but beautiful as always.
See final screenshot for statistiques.

This is a reupload from RCTgo for archiving purpose.
I'm still trying to push RCT1 at its limits by finding new ways to build roller coasters, structures and buildings. This download shows what kind of experiment I'm doing now.
For this experimental roller coaster, which I named Yellow Looper, I'm trying to make custom supports with any resource I have in the game. This time, I did some landscaping to elevate several pieces of land and color them in a realistic way. It turned out well in my opinion, but I think I'll not use that technique for the next RCT1 roller coasters I'll build, because I have better options for making custom supports.
I did some finish on the track to make it visually good for a download. I didn't put a lot of work for the scenery and folliage, but it's better than if I did nothing.
Be free to comment my work. If you have any tips to give me about building better RCT1 tracks, I would be happy to hear them!
See final screenshot for statistiques.
Workbench used: bottom of the web page from the following link:
http://www.gamebeacon.com/downloads/rct/rc.html

This is a reupload from RCTgo for archiving purpose.
Another big roller coaster I upload on this forum. I hope you like it! :)
For this roller coaster, I was inspired a lot by the space and martian themeings, making many rocky hills, craterias and several space buildings as much as using a lot of rockets, capsules, space trees and martian objects. Purple is a dominant colour for this track because... my mind said this. Also, I feel this is a good color for a space track.
This roller coaster was supposed to be a test for experimenting what kind of scenery I can do in RCT1 with the several limitations of the game. However, it turned out so well that I decided to complete it and upload it in some way, potentially for a competition like Build It!
The map I used is basically the Blackpool Pleasure Beach scenario, with all rides unlocked, a flat land and over 3 million dollars. If you wanna get it, check at the bottom of the website page at the following link:
http://www.gamebeacon.com/downloads/rct/rc.html
See final screenshot for statistiques.
Let's have a great Build It! competition round 233! :D

This is a reupload from RCTgo for archiving purpose.
One of the biggest and best roller coasters I've ever built in Rollercoaster Tycoon 2. I hope you like it!
This design is very particular because of the launched lift hill that propels the trains to a first serie of loops before falling down at a maximum speed of 111 km/h. The trains also go through many big hills and a total of 6 inversions to give guests a very big dose of adrenaline.
Furthermore, I wanted to give my roller coaster a rustic style, including a giant brick station, wooden structures, abundant vegetation and a few ruins around it. Also, the scenery is so massive that it was impossible to save it entirely, so I only share the park.
For this roller coaster, I used a few cheats to place some scenery objects in unusual positions and at spots we can't usually place them, such as very close under diagonal hills. However, this does not affect the save file at all.
See final screenshot for statistiques.
Let's have a great Build It! competition round 232! :D

This is a reupload from RCTgo for archiving purpose.
My 7th upload in this forum. I hope you like it.
Again, this is another roller coaster I built online. However, I modified it a little bit so I can save the track with all its scenery, because the original one has too much scenery to be saved completely.
This time, I was inspired by making an Egypt and Medieval themed roller coaster and it led me to build a sand castle station. Using scenery from Egypt, Medieval and Mine themeings, I was able to make something gorgeous but not too big so I can save it.
See final screenshot for statistiques.

This is a reupload from RCTgo for archiving purpose.
My sixth roller coaster I upload here!
This is a random roller coaster I built online in OpenRCT2. When I finished the layout, I got some inspiration and wanted to finish it. And there is the result.
The name "Blue Wave" came from its ondulated shape and its blue color. I throught it would be original to name it like that.
See final screenshot for statistiques.

This is a reupload from RCTgo for archiving purpose.
It has been a long time I didn't upload something... not really a long time, but RCTgo missed me.
This is a simple floorless roller coaster I built online in OpenRCT2, but it's still RCT2. I was in lack of inspiration when I built this, but I still figured out to make something beautiful. I made the scenery according to the other roller coasters that are surrounding it.
Scenery used for this track was from Wacky World and Time Twister. However, I used only the path from those expansions, so you could get the roller coaster with its scenery without the expansions.
See final screenshot for statistiques.

This is a reupload from RCTgo for archiving purpose.
This is the biggest multi-dimension roller coaster I ever built. I hope you like it!
This roller coaster is very intense but has a very high excitement for a multi-dimension track, this track usually having an excitement rating aroud 6.00. A lot of scenery, such as supports, station and many Egyptian items were added around it to considerably inscrease its excitement and give it an imposing look.
This one actually impressed someone I played with, who challenged me to build a multi-dimension roller coaster with an excitement rating over 7.90. And I did it! He was very surprised to see a roller coaster of this kind of track with a high excitement rating like that. Thank you RCGames for all your support and encouragement!
The name "The Fourth Dimension" was given by someone else, but I decided to keep it because it sounded awesome. Also, it is related to the type of track I used, better known as 4th Dimension roller coaster or 4 Arrow, from the manufacturer Arrow Dynamics.
See final screenshot for statistiques.

This is a reupload from RCTgo for archiving purpose.
This is the third track I upload here. I hope you like it! :D
I have Time Twister expansion with the original RCT2, and I decided to build a roller coaster with Prehistoric themeing. This track brings out an entire station made with crateria blocks, a volcano, electric fences, bones and a few pterodactyls.
This download requires to have Time Twister expansion, if not it will not work!
Screenshots are taken in OpenRCT2, but the roller coaster itself works in the original RCT2.
See last screenshot for statistiques.

This is a reupload from RCTgo for archiving purpose.
This is my second track I upload here. I hope you like it!
This track is simple, short and... green. I used a lot of hedges and conifer hedges to make it somewhat natural.
This is not my best roller coaster, but it was pretty sweet to build.
Screenshots are taken from OpenRCT2. That's why the windows and icons colors are differents: OpenRCT2 allows us to personalyze them.
Check last screenshot for statistiques.

This is a reupload from RCTgo for archiving purpose.
This is the first track I upload in this forum. I hope you like it.
This is actually a simplified version of my roller coaster. The original one has too much scenery so I could not save it. However, I put a screenshot of the original one, if you wonder how it looks (5th screenshot). I could make a new upload for people who want the original version.
I built it in OpenRCT2. That's why the windows and icons colors are differents: OpenRCT2 allows us to personalyze them.
See final screenshot for statistiques.

Beachside Bay Amusement Park by Xecronius!
Welcome to Beachside Bay! Here is the park file to download and enjoy Beachside Bay Amusement Park's sandy beaches, thrills, coasters, and fireworks!
Thank you, Park Crafters, for keeping me motivated and inspired to continue with this project, and for encouraging me to make future projects!
This is the first full park I have created since 2018. It's been nice to rejoin the game and discover an amazing community!
The park file and required scenery are in the custom object folder within the zip file.
Enjoy!
Xecronius
If you can find the Easter egg hidden in the park, I'll give you a cookie!
Version 1.1 Edit!
Added more Main Street lights, more path lamps, and lost peeps fix.
Extra: A nice sunrise for the park!
If you have already downloaded the park, please consider updating your download! Thank you for the support! ❤️😁
If you have any suggestions for edits, please feel free to let me know! Cheers!

DLRP - The castle - Tutoriel
First of all, I'd like to say a big thank you to Shyguy. Of course, for the excellent work he's done in producing these high-quality packs.
But also, and above all, for his kindness and the encouragement he gave me in producing this tutorial.

Introduction:
On the "shy-Fantasy Set 1" download page
(https://parkcrafters.com/topic/530-shy-fantasy-set-1/)
Shyguy writes:
"I challenge anyone to actually build the castle using this set. "
I decided to take up the challenge and build a castle that looked as close as possible to the Sleeping Beauty castle at Disneyland Paris.
The screenshots show the Disneyland Paris original and its RCT3 reproduction.

Here is a 30-page PDF brochure to download.
It's a complete, step-by-step tutorial, enabling you to build this castle from scratch.

But for those who would like to have the complete structure to download,
Get it here!
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/3824-dlrp-the-castel/
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To build this castle, you will need the following packs:
shy-Fantasy Set 1
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/3819-shy-fantasy-set-1/
shy-Alpine Village Set 3, 4 et 6
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/104-alpine-village-set-3/
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/105-alpine-village-set-4/
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/107-alpine-village-set-6/
Have fun!

DLRP - The castle

First of all, I'd like to say a big thank you to Shyguy. Of course, for the excellent work he has done in producing such high-quality packs.
But also, and above all, for his kindness and the encouragement he gave me.

Presentation:
On the "shy-Fantasy Set 1" download page
(https://parkcrafters.com/topic/530-shy-fantasy-set-1/)
Shyguy writes:
"I challenge anyone to actually build the castle using this set. "
I decided to take up the challenge and build a castle that looked as close as possible to the Sleeping Beauty castle at Disneyland Paris.
The screenshots show the Disneyland Paris original and its RCT3 reproduction.

Here is the complete structure of Disneyland Paris' Sleeping Beauty Castle.
You can install this structure directly in your park.

But for those who want to have the pleasure of rebuilding it themselves,
I've written a complete, step-by-step tutorial in 30 PDF pages for you to download.
You can download it here!
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/3825-dlrp-the-castel-tutoriel/

Important note:
If you want to give your terrain a relief to get the same effect as on the screenshot,
start by building the castle, following the tutorial, in an empty park.
Then save your castle in your structures.

When you want to use your castle, first shape your terrain
(by raising a slight hill, flattening it at gallery level and digging out the river bed as shown in the tutorial),
Then, sensuously, place your castle where you want it.
This will save you a lot of trouble! If necessary, try out the installation on a virgin park.

Intallation :
Place the file "DLRP - Castel.dat" in the folder
C:\(...)\Documents\RCT3\Structures.
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This is a structure made up of several packs.
To take advantage of this structure, you will need the following packs:

For the building :
shy-Fantasy Set 1
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/3819-shy-fantasy-set-1/
shy-Alpine Village Set 3, 4 et 6
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/104-alpine-village-set-3/
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/105-alpine-village-set-4/
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/107-alpine-village-set-6/

For greenery :
errt - Easy Terrain Blocks 
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/97-errts-easy-terrain-blocks/

For trees :
TMGHedgeWorx 
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/486-hedgeworx/
Have fun!

Originally made for B&M coasters, but will fit most track types.
Just unzip, and copy the six folders from the Style-themed directory to
[yourRCT3InstallationDirectory]\Style\Themed
You'll find them ingame as

FC Catwalks - Dive
FC Catwalks - Evacuation
FC Catwalks - Flying
FC Catwalks - Inverted
FC Catwalks - Standard
FC Catwalks - Wingrider

Have fun!

Hello! My name is Matt - Xecronius!
Here is a very fancy small pack of arches inspired by the CSO found in Open RCT2!
I hope you enjoy and add it to your parks! :)

Hello! :D
This is my own interpretation of the scenario Silvergreen Woods by Risenfall. It's such a pleasant setting with a map that is not too big or too small for what I was going for. I wish that the creator was still active on RCTgo because I would tell them how nice it was to sandbox on it.
Original scenario: https://rctgo.com/downloads/view/silvergreen-woods.11849
My approach with this park was to build over what was there already and keep most of the original installations intact to show respect to the scenario and its creator. The only things that I modified were a few of the ride colors and the station styles, as well as the location of the carousel and the pirate ship. From there, I designed each area of the park by focusing on their architecture, like what I did for Antiquity Insanity but on a smaller and more focused scale. Each area contains several buildings and structures inspired from a specific era. I tried to follow the style of those eras as accurately as possible, however it's possible that they are just inspired and not represented properly.
The featured eras are:
French / Old Quebec
Antiquity / Roman
American Western
Medieval / Middle Ages
Victorian
Modern / Urban
This is a park that I started on September 2017. In 2018, I lost motivation for it and took a 7 year long break. Only recently, I gained motivation again by looking at other players' work. In total, that took me less than 8 years to complete the build. That's the most time that passed from start to finish for any of my projects.
Done without cheat or custom scenery.
I hope you like it. :D

Never before released, in-progress set featuring more than 150 pieces used to create shyguy's Fantasy castle, based on the Disneyland Paris Fantasyland castle. The set is mostly complete, but is missing many icons.

DLRP - Frontierland 13 - Phantom Manor
This building is part of a series that, placed side by side, recreates the shops and restaurants of Frontierland, at Disneyland Paris.
But each structure can of course be used independently of the others.

DESCRIPTION:
We finish the reconstruction of Frontierland with this structure.
It's Phantom Manor in its entirety, with the square, the queue and its Boot Hill cemetery.
It requires very few packs to be added.
(See the tutorial I published on how to assemble the 14 structures that make up Frontierland Disneyland Paris)
https://parkcrafters.com/topic/527-dlrp-frontierland/#comment-6312

AN IDEA!
All the terrain is made up of patches, using the ‘errt_EasyTerrainBlocks’ pack. So, with the exception of the flat areas at the entrance to the park, which are bare, the entire structure covers the terrain.
It's therefore possible to create an enclosed ride, install the stepped queue to access it, then cover the whole thing with this structure.
By making a slight modification to the entrance to the square, you can even get the peeps in and out of the attraction through the gates.

INSTALLATION :
The file ‘DLRP - Frontierland 13 - Phantom Manor.dat’ should be installed in the folder: C:\Users\(...)\Documents\RCT3\Structures.
To take full advantage of this structure, you will need to have the packs below installed in your game. They must be copied into the :
‘C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\Rollercoaster Tycoon 3 Gold\Style\Themed’ for Steam, or the equivalent folder for Atari.

Must-haves:
PLT-Phantom Manor Disneyland Paris
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/550-phantom-manor-disneyland-paris/
errt_EasyTerrainBlocks
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/97-errts-easy-terrain-blocks/
WeberFoliage Set
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/880-foliage-set-10/

For vegetation :
stationjimjrGardening 1 and 2
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/3281-gardening/
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/949-stationjims-gardening-2/
Old-Spice's Tree Line
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/811-tree-lines/

For wooden fencing :
DasMatze_Fences&Railings
https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/2227-fences-and-railings-v13/

Have fun!