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I was going to but never got around to actually doing it apart from updating World Showcase lagoon and making a pyro pack for it. I may revisit it someday...

How do you guys continue to nail every single section so perfectly??

I've forwarded your appreciation! And you absolutely don't need to join the Discord server, it's completely optional! The forums are always here and available for people who want a more laidback, permanent place to share their work and feedback. Hope to see your projects on here soon, I look forward to seeing what you'll do!

Oh man, this is really giving me nostalgia vibes from the old Fantasyland before they revamped it with all the new castles and such. You've perfectly captured the dark ride feel of these "kid" rides (which in the end are more terrifying than kid-friendly, haha)! I remember in Magic Kingdom in WDW there used to be a Winnie the Pooh ride and yours reminds me so much of it, it's crazy. Haven't thought about that ride in years - thanks for the nice throwback! Your park so far is absolutely nailing that 90's classic Disney look!

HAH, didn't even think about how expensive this ride must cost just to maintain 😆 Looks like a really cool ride, I've said it before but I'll say it again - this is a ride I wanna try in real life! Great work!

Gamescom ends Sunday, August 27th so lets hope they still release something 🤞

Holy hell that's huge! Such a cool layout, looks like if you were walking in one of those winding paths you'd really be immersed as everything does a pretty good job of covering the neighbors.

We're definitely always looking for ways to improve the community for everyone so this will definitely be looked at again in the future!

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Love seeing layouts come together - it's coming along nicely!

I never realized how similar our "origin" stories were @Bookworm91! I too saw IllumiNations in person and was immediately hooked, amazing what a simple firework show can do. It still is to this day my favorite firework show ever created, it's just so good. I too saw RCT3 Gold but in a Gamestop and got it and played it on my family computer (I was like... very very young, haha) for only like an hour a day - that was all I was allowed to be on the computer back then. After a few years of not playing RCT3 because I lost the game, I re-bought it through Amazon when I was a freshman in high school and discovered vPyro. Just like bookworm, my first show had to be IllumiNations as it is the one that started it all for me. This was my first show created (granted I definitely had help through vPyro at the time so I already had access to effects and didn't use the vanilla ones) That is the super short condensed story without going into much detail, just thought I'd share since I found it funny how similar it is to bookworm's! 😅

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Welcome to ParkCrafters! I'm not too familiar with Planet Coaster, especially since I don't have the DLCs but I'm sure someone here can help you!

Love how earthy everything feels, really excited to see some footage! I'm curious to see how different your lasers will be from Fun, I know you've been experimenting a lot with them so I'm veeeeeery curious to see how it will all unfold.

Yea, Gamescom is going on right now and there are tons of new releases and it's rumored that Frontier will unveil something. If they unveil it, it would be today so we'll have to wait and see! Hoping they do, there have been rumors of Planco 2 for years now, really curious what they would do with a sequel.

It's an interesting show with a lot of interesting elements thrown into it - definitely has its pretty moments but overall it does leave me a bit confused. Probably my biggest gripe with the show is the storyline you have put together (or that the music puts together) - I'm not exactly sure what's really going on. With each update on the show, you've provided quotes which I would assume are bits and pieces of a larger story that will be fully revealed and concluded in the final show. Onto the actual show, each chapter also has a story title to it - there is definitely a storyline going on here but I couldn't really make out what it was while the show was playing. It could just be the language barrier and the story is directly told through the music, in which case yea that is going to get completely lost on me and any others that don't speak that language. Once the show concluded, the story did too with the reunion of the twins - I'm not sure who the twins are and what really happened but the story concluded. Again, this is probably a language barrier but if the story is told directly through the music it might not have been a bad idea to give more titles that subtly fade in and out on the corner of the screen to show what was going on for us non-Japenese (I believe this is Japanese, correct me if I'm wrong) speakers. Onto the actual show choreography, there is definitely a story happening here - you had ups and downs and a "climax" in your show (that fire sequence with a single blue effect going off which I'm assuming was to display conflict), but overall it was lost on me because the only bits of information I had to base this off of was the three chapter titles. Disregarding the story and moving on to the actual choreography here, there are some things that worked and others that didn't. Overall the show and the choreography felt like a very good skeleton for a superb show, but just left me feeling that the show was a bit unfinished when the credits started rolling. You had filled up the forefront of your set very well, but the backline and the left and right of the set were rarely used. The far left and right of the set where you have the solid curved wall was mostly left in the dark yet the camera was panned out to show the full set while all the action, lighting, and effects were condensed into the middle forefront of the set. Adding onto what was mentioned by Kablary, the overall set interaction did get better with chapters but in the end did feel like a missed opportunity. You had some cool interactions with the sideways fans and fountains sweeping out on from the centerpiece and a couple of moments with some lighting on it but that's about it. Overall it felt like it was a first run-through on a show and felt like you had completed phase one of the choreography and were going to go back and add more to fill it up but instead released it. I know this was only made in a month, which is incredible that a 12-minute show like this was only made in a month but no one here is placing a countdown clock on your projects. Take your time and give yourself a critical eye on your projects and if you need to go back and add more or go back and redo some sections, hey that's showmaking for ya! I personally redid the introduction of The Call at least five times before finally landing on something I liked. There's no rush at all and no one will (or should be for that matter) giving you headaches for taking too long on a project. As for the colors and lighting for your show, it definitely had its moments of brilliance. Your overall color palette was used pretty well, you have your classic blue/green/purple used for build-up and slower sections and then you have your classic red and oranges for conflict and your whites at the end for resolution. There was sometimes a random color used in some sections like a random blue in the conflict section or those fire comet effects you used for the slower/build-up parts, which could have just been used specifically for the story but that was already digressed earlier. As for your lighting, it was used okay, not bad but nothing stellar in my opinion. The lighting took a massive leap in chapter three where you introduced some movement which really added a lot to your show. Would have loved to see that throughout the entire show! Like others have said it wasn't the star of your show but it was used more to support your pyro elements, which is fine. By far my favorite of all the elements was your water - I thought the fountains were used pretty excellently and the colors and movement of all your fountains was spot on and worked well with your music choice. I would have personally made this show a full-on fountain show with hints of pyro and lighting used to support the fountains. The fountain flowers you had in the center were also gorgeous, maybe you should try making a fountain-only show next! The last bit that I think is worth noting is the music choice - it was an odd choice for a pyro show. While I'm not a fan of the music choice it didn't feel like a show could have been made out of it. This is why I feel like a fountain show would have worked much better with this music choice - the music had graceful swells that worked better with water instead of hard-hitting beats that are used more for pyro. I know you're probably a big fan of Vocaloid music but it usually just leaves me scratching my head in confusion, but hey it's just not my style or taste in music and if it's something you like by all means continue with it! If you attach a story to an already heavily narrative song choice in a different language, be sure to give the audience some more clues as to what's going on. I think knowing what was going on would have helped tremendously with this show. In the end though if it's something you enjoy making then by all means continue with it! That's what this community is all about, we're only here to help give you advice on what could have been improved for your next outing, but make the projects you like to make! I'll leave you with yet another congratulations for pumping out another show, especially in such a short timeframe. While I had gripes with the show it is by no means a horrid show - the show had very pretty shots and sections! Congrats on sending out another show, can't wait to see what you plan on doing next!

It's THE bookworm, he can do anything!

Another beautiful shot - two people that fall in love at first sight... reminds me of another show of yours (lets hope these two don't burn 😅) Super excited to see this in action, this may rival Sanctuary!

No worries! I've moved it over to Planet Coaster. I unfortunately don't have any experience in uploading park files to the workshop but I'm sure someone here can help you!

@Gin SHARE YOUR PAST WORK ON HERE ALREADY!