Haggath
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Haggath's Custom Square Supports Pack contains various square beams that can be used to create supports, mainly seen in old Vekoma style roller coasters. Can also be used for structural building. Pack Contains: Diagonal Beam Diagonal Beam 1H Angled Diagonal Beam 1.5H Angled Diagonal Beam 2H Angled Diagonal Beam 3H Angled Horizontal Beam Horizontal Beam 1H Angled L Horizontal Beam 1H Angled R Horizontal Beam 1.5H Angled L Horizontal Beam 1.5H Angled R Horizontal Beam 2H Angled L Horizontal Beam 2H Angled R Horizontal Beam 3H Angled L Horizontal Beam 3H Angled R Vertical Beam 1H Vertical Beam 1.5H Vertical Beam 2H Vertical Beam 3H I'd just like to point out that this is the first ever pack I have designed, so feedback and comments on it is greatly appreciated! I took inspiration from JCats Steelworks beams, which were awesome, but there wasn't many optoins availbale. I hope people enjoy using this pack, if they do, and I look forward to seeing parks/coasters that use items from this set. Hope you all have a wonderful day, Haggath!! -
Thank you both, these are awesome sets. I found the one I was looking for, it was MNM's Leftoverz!
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I'm looking for a set that had a picnic bench in, and a load of Six Flags scenery. Can't remember the name of it, unfortunately. Might have also had parasols for the picnic benches. If nobody can remember it, can someone recommend a decent picnic bench/parasol set? Many thanks!
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Congratulations, @Cody!
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Bumping this thread... I've played guitar for about 20 years now. Posted some videos on YouTube a few years ago. One of my shorter videos:
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This looks similar to what I've used in the past. I think it was the Dumper I used to extract textures and NinjaRip to extract models (although I don't think it was actual model data, just built a model based on what it saw in a snapshot). I also never extracted the alpha textures, it was the multicoloured texture. I might try making a piece again using the alpha textures. Great help!
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I've been trying to create a scenery pieces to eventually make a pack that is the original Coloured Walls pack, but with diagonal variants. I know there's a Glass Walls Modified (Dark Ridley) that looks like it uses the original glass wall pieces, so I was wondering if there was any way to access the original models/textures* to edit and re-import to RCT3? *I did manage to rip the textures and apply them to a basic wall piece, however the results weren't the best (shown below). The colour is all washed out. Do you think what I'm trying to attempt is possible, and if so, is it simpler than having to re-create every single piece and apply textures? If not, any advice on how to tackle the texture problem I'm having? Honestly, I'm not a massive 3D modelling buff, so I think I'd be best leaving it to someone else to try, but I know that that's a big ask (hence why I'd rather trying to do it myself). Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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This sounds like it could possibly work! I haven't got any experience with the CTR creator, however I could definitely learn it. I did actually use NinjaRip to rip the models, however the way the UV map was created, It placed the textures in the right place, but I don't think re-colouring would have worked. I will give the creator a try, however, but I think I'm also going start a new thread with my issue. Really appreciate the help though!
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I was gonna start a whole new topic, but I'm glad I stumbled across this thread. AFAIK, .ovl files are a package that contain all the data for that scenery piece? I'm only asking because I've been trying to create a scenery pack that is the original Coloured Walls pack, but with diagonal variants. Access to models/textures* would be a massive help. I know there's a Glass Walls Modified (Dark Ridley) that looks like it uses the original glass wall pieces. *I did manage to rip the textures and apply them to a basic wall piece, however the results weren't the best (shown below). The colour is all washed out. Do you think what I'm trying to attempt is possible, and if so, is it simpler than having to re-create every single piece and apply textures? If not, any advice on how to tackle the texture problem I'm having? Honestly, I'm not a massive 3D modelling buff, so I think I'd be best leaving it to someone else to try, but I know that that's a big ask (hence why I'd try to do it myself).
