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Xecronius

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  1. I just finished a new video, and it will be public after the PCA's!
  2. Xecronius replied to Chance Snow's topic in Other Games
    I have been wanting something like this forever! Thank you so much for this project!
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  4. Mind Eraser at Elitch Gardens, which is somehow the most popular coaster at the park. Last time I was there with my family, they all were able to go on 4 rides when I waited in line the entire time just to go on Mind Eraser once. It was not worth it. It is rougher than Twister II (At the time) now renamed and rethemed, Twister III, which the themeing is pathetic. They literally took an old RV, flipped it on it's side and were like, yup... Best 50 bucks ever spent. They re-did the track for Twister and, to no avail, it did absolutely nothing. I know wooden coasters are designed to be rough, but man... It's really weird how when you are watching a coaster go by with bolts falling on the ground versus riding it, it feels way faster. I tend to clutch to my seat and restraints and I never raise my hands because it feels like I will fall out lol. West Coast Racers at Magic Mountain on my birthday last year was absolutely insane. I like and dislike coasters. Some are really fun, but whenever I ride a fast one, I lose my breath a lot. So, I have a love/hate relationship with coasters and I know I refuse to ride the big ones, so Cody, no I will not be riding The Hulk with you once we go to Universal... Lol I guess I just don't like being flung around, but BTMR has been my favorite coaster since I was a kid. Space Mountain at that age freaked me out too, I was crying the whole time, lol.
  5. Thanks Y'all! I was very busy this weekend, but I will be back as soon as I can. Cheers!
  6. I decided to make a park map, and I may or may not be making some updates for DLP. So, in case you haven't downloaded DLP yet, there may be a special update for it!
  7. It serves fireball bites? Lol
  8. It’s like a screaming demon…
  9. It’s pretty close, I the red walls are the older colors if I remember correctly. Here is the real life entrance.
  10. Maybe, possibly, a new update for Elitch's coming up soon?
  11. Thanks Cody! Let's see where the art goes!
  12. Happy Birthday! Hope your day was amazing! Cheers to many more!
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    Disneyland Park! My name is Xeconius, and after many, many years of making a childhood park a dream come true in RCT3, I now present to you all, Disneyland Park! This is my own version of Disneyland, California. I have only been to Disneyland twice in my lifetime, but I wanted to give homage to one of my favorite places, the Happiest Place on Earth! You will find construction zones within the park, which are due to space-saving measures. As you all know, Disney is always working on its parks. Please read the instructions below to make the park load properly! **INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION** Please click on the Google Drive link to download the park. Only those who have the link will have access to the download, i.e., Parkcrafters If you have a slow or older computer, this park may not load for you, but you may attempt to if you wish. Please install all of the required custom scenery into the style/themed portion of your RCT3 program files, from the custom objects folder, then style, themed, and copy all of those CSO packs into there. Please install the CFR and CTR files into their appropriate places as well. There is a custom folder that needs to be copied into your style folder. The CFRs (Custom Flat Rides), Dumbo, and the Merry Go Round go into style, but stay in the custom folder, so just copy the custom folder into style in your RCT3 directory. (cfh_rides and jonnyears-imagineerjohn) Big Thunder Mountain Railroad needs to be copied from the tracks folder into your trackedrides folder in the directory for RCT3. (ctr_btmrr_track) VERY IMPORTANT STEP: If you cannot open the park from the main menu, please open a separate park that has a good amount of CSO objects in it for the game to render properly. (It's a weird process how the game registers a lot of placed CSO) If you have a newer/faster computer, you should not run into any issues, but if you do have an older, slower computer, then please try to open a separate park with a fair amount or a lot of CSO, then load Disneyland Park from the park you have opened. Please use LARGE ADDRESS AWARE to open. This is a large park file. One last thing, make sure Compress Textures is ON. If you have custom textures, this park may not work. Sorry for all of the steps, but this is the way I have used to make the park work. Have fun! Thanks! It was a fun project to work on. A special thanks to Wolfpaw and Cody for their help with the project! Please do not claim ownership or rights to my work. Cheers! Xecronius
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  14. DISNEYLAND PARK IS COMPLETE! Thank you, everyone! This 6-month project has been a huge hassle, but it is finally completed! Here are some final screenshots and I will leave the park for download with very specific instructions in order to make it work. You may need a high-powered computer, by the way.

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