FrancesCoaster

I can make those, if there's enough request.

Isn't the i305 ctr included here?

Can now be found in the download section. CWChaosPendelCFRCSO.zip

Hi @Elprod and welcome! Those 3d printed rides sound interesting, I'd like to see them! For CFRs I'm afraid there's only one program that works for importing, and it's a very old version of blender. You can get by with Sketchup for anything else, but for CFRs you need to define splines and animations and blender is the only program that had a script written for exporting those to rct3. The script, made by blegabor won't work reliably (if at all) on anything newer than v. 2.48. If you are on a modern PC you'll need to install Python 2.5.2 (32bit) to make it work. For the models themselves you can use any program that as long as it can export to something the old blender versions will read (.OBJ wil be fine). You can get all those files (the blender scripts, old blender versions, python and some XML files you'll need) here: https://cfhrides.wixsite.com/cfhrides/tutorials At the end of the page you'll find all the files, you'll need almost everything on that page, except for the sketchup files (ASE exporter, OBJ exporter and the addon) if you don't plan to use setchup, and the XML copy editor if you already have one (notepad++ or anything like that). For the actual import process I used this tutorial. It's in spanish, but don't worry if you don't speak it (I don't, either). Youtube's CC translator works well enough to get the job done, and the screen quite easy to follow.

Not sure about the Six Flags scenery, but for picnic tables and parasols StationJim's Gardening set has some nice ones (and I'd recommend to check out the 2 sequels, the fencing sets and random things as well).

I did make the modern B&M dive trains, both 6, 8 and 10 seats some years ago.

It's now finished and released.

This is not the first request I get for that. But why? Making that CT would require designing the ride in NoLimits with the RCT3 constraints in mind. You can get a much better result using the ML06 CT, like @Aerick McCullough did here:

What about some GCI thrills? Some minor problems to fix, but it's looking good. It's Grand Duc by LeFlo (same author as Grizzly GCI CT).

I don't think those layouts require a CT: The corkscrew track can be recreated just fine with the ingame track. If you're looking for the arch supports you should use the Safarij's Arrow pack. For the spinning coaster, I'd suggest any spinning coaster ctr on the ML03 or ML04 CT.

More than late, but I'd still like to sign up for this!