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Great project! The same user has been uploading their PC shows for several years now. That stage is gorgeous! I think all of us RCT pyro peeps would agree that if we had the scenery-building tools of PlanCo with the AFE of RCT3 and the timeline of a AV editing client (Premiere, Audacity, etc), we'd have the perfect fireworks software.

I don't think a single active firework person on the forum was even born in the 80's 😂 but I am HERE FOR THIS! In typical Wolfpaw fashion, it's hard to discern what's VFX and what is live in-game footage, but it takes me back to Moby's Moondance show - AFE effects that don't look like fireworks at all, but abstract interpretations of the beats of the song. Curious what your music choice will be!

I think @Bookworm91 just found his next centerpiece!

Since JB left answer B: Dandelions to rot, I'll pick that one back up!

Looking at all of these pictures, I'm flashing back to the first times I saw some of the most beautiful and professional-looking parks that ever graced the pages of SGW, TCL, AtariCommunity.... and that awe-inspiring feeling of "wow, these guys are the true legends of the game" comes rushing back. You are a legend. sir. How you managed to carve time out to rebuild the World Showcase AND recreate RoE is beyond me. I will never live down missing the premiere on Discord, but I'm very, very excited for the world premiere on the 14th. Thank you so much for sharing this with us, Wolfie 💗

Holy SHRIMP! I'm crying, just a lil' bit, knowing that you're tackling what is probably your #1 most special project ever. LOVING how crispy and real that final picture looks in your last update. Also: Same energy.

FANTASTIC yard haunt, @Wowman! I love me some spooky skellies 💀 @wolfpaw is correct, I'm usually known as the "Halloween" guy in past forums. My participation in that has waned significantly as the years have passed, BUT I still find time to help out some friends with their spooky endeavors in a home haunt called "Santa Ana Haunt." I've been doing their audio and light programming since 2021. After exhibiting for several conventions at Midsummer Scream in Long Beach and multiple successful home haunts, this year they finally went pro! (To clarify, anything "pro" just means that they're set up in a commercial location, charging some kind of admission.) In the past month, I've gotten promoted at work and am taking on a enormous amount of responsibility, but I still made time to help them out with some technical/AV stuff. Below are some videos of their home haunt last year, this year's Midsummer Scream mini-maze, and then the finished product for this season at the Anaheim Garden Walk (across the street from Disneyland!) Happy Halloween!! 🎃

Are we encouraging public submissions for the contest? Nothing against @m00nkinftw and posting his - just curious if the idea is to keep everything secret (like the Canvas Clash from May) or if the rest of the submissions should be private before voting.

The great thing about it being a "Vanilla-only" competition is the playing field truly is level for all participating. I am massively excited to see what players like yourself come up with!

I read the show title as "Nathan" 😆 Looks HOT! You never slow down, do you?

I am so stupidly excited to see what people create for the Competition! Looks like you're brewing up a spooky woody 🧛‍♀️

Great job with the section titles on this one 😆 "Sunset in the City" and "Spare Change" made me chuckle! The community updates are always one of my favorite bits to read. The state of the site is healthy and steadily growing - that's amazing! +5mil visits since the last update is also mind-boggling... Love the survey, love the donation box, and LOVE the new competition!! I hope this gets a lot of participation as it is the most easily accessible for people with the game. Thanks for your tireless dedication to ParkCrafters, Wolfie. Even with your own morbidly busy real-world job, you still carve out time to make sure PC is running smoothly for all of us misfits. You're a real gem 😍

Heyooo, I'm in!

Okay, now that I've finally watched this, I can say that it is so nice - like a breath of fresh air - to see much more dynamic color palettes being used. The pastel color tones throughout were really lovely, though with the heavy laser work, you did end up with quite a bit of whiteout in the center of the set. Lighting used on the ropes of your custom scenery were clever, though I think they contributed to the whiteout at times. Your rapid-fire sequencing has finally returned, and that is always a treat to see! The camera movements were also nice, though I'll echo what Wolfie said about a missed opportunity to have the camera pan a true 360 degrees around the set. I won't comment on the music as I don't understand what they're saying...but you could watch this show on mute and still enjoy your choreography and coloring!