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Mesmerizing... literally! I may not know much about the RCT3 Mixmaster and custom fireworks/particle effects, but I know 'good stuff' when I see it. And this is very much 'good stuff'! To say that it is excellent use of all that RCT3 has to offer doesn't do the show justice. Thank you, and Kablary, for giving us this gift.

Magic is calling? Magic Johnson is calling?? ME??!!!? Oh wait, you mean the Disney magic is calling. Well okay then. (But I'm not accepting any long-distance charges.) Will you be opening your park to guests? I seem to remember seeing guests in the older version of this park... or maybe that was one of your other Disney parks?

Excellent! But I find myself wanting to see the unedited, original version here as well, to make comparisons. Good job, nevertheless! 👍

I would definitely download the Egyptian themed mad house CFR! That would make an excellent addition to the long list of RCT3 custom rides. 👍

That's an interesting looking building on the right, with the curved and domed roofs. I'm guessing it started out as a toolbox creation, plus your modifications?

I like the Adventureland style of shops here.

Sounds like a fun idea for a park: Using only the rides and animals that are currently available to you. It'll be interesting to see this develop over time.

I like how the village is all jumbled together and at different angles (city planning wasn't really a thing in medieval times). And the castle looks grand. All the steps and different levels reminds me of an M.C. Escher illustration.

I like that whimsical giraffe sculpture. Is it an in-game item? Toolbox? Or something that you built from parts?

I would love to go on this ride in real life. So peaceful and beautiful.

I like that you finished the inside of the tunnel with 'concrete' reinforcing. It's what you'd expect to see on a real highway. I probably would've unthinkingly just left it as natural rock.

Nice to meet you, Nicole! Yep, this is THE place for RCT3 (the only place that's left?) and Planet Coaster, et al. Each of us contributes in whatever way we can. Simply adding your comments to other members' threads will do nicely. Of course, showing your own creations is great, too (something I still need to do). In any case, welcome to ParkCrafters!

That last pic is interesting; half white, half blue. Sorry for my lack of knowledge but is that a firework aerial? I don't think I've seen a 50/50 firework before.

I liked how you used the same color palettes for the fountains and pyro. It brought unity to the show; everything worked together to become part of the whole.

The Storybook Land landscaping looks great! Beautiful surroundings for Casey Jr. to chug through.

Welcome Thunder 55! I used to play Zoo Tycoon 2 quite a bit. I might get back into it one of these days. Do you have Planet Zoo? (I don't. But I follow the PZ threads here.) As you probably know, all of the custom content from Shyguy's World is in the process of being transferred here to ParkCrafters. So all is not lost!

[Applause! Applause!] Thanks to all who stepped up for this much needed task.

I have to agree with Anon-P. It was pleasant, but not spectacular. I guess I expect more from a Disney production. It seemed like there wasn't much connection/synchronization with the soundtrack. I enjoyed the fountains and lasers more than the aerials. All in all, nice to look at but nothing special. I give it a 7 out of 10.

Looks great! I would say to leave the glass panels out, as you say, to allow the ride to be individually themed. Plus, it would use a few less polys, which is always a good thing.

Very pleasant. Seeing so much of the zoo again, I forgot just how much there is!

Love that old Mobil flying horse sign.

I guess you've been serving virgin margaritas. 🍹

Congratulations to both, Kablary and Wilhelm! Hmmm, with so many Mods looking over our shoulders now, it's getting harder and harder to get away with stuff. 😛

^ The magician's "saw the lady in half" trick, gone wrong. :-D

I like your water features; shallow, so the animals can wade/splash through them. And they make the habitat look very pleasant. Also, that's quite some drone you have there; it can go through trees without getting its blades tangled, or mangled. ;-)