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Mission: Space - it's following me... 🫣 I am not a fan in case you can't tell. haha This park is coming along beautifully! I can't even imagine how well your computer is handling all of the CS.

I have never seen this movie, but from what I gather, it's a horror film? I've never enjoyed horror films, so I'll take your word. haha I really liked some of those sections of choreography 2:10 and onward - well done!

I'm not going to lie, when I first read the title - I read it as Astro-World... 😅 This looks super cool though! The separate areas look nice and detailed without the over-saturation of a ton of rides everywhere. This game continues to impress me in how cool these parks turn out.

This is phenomenal! From the grass/weeds growing through the cobblestone, to the hyper-realistic roadways. I'm very impressed with everything so far!

Well done on the theming of this ride - it really does look like you're riding an eerie swamp.

Is that using the in-game thing?

Well done on the lighting! Fire stations typically have that blinding white light inside - After a long shift, I don't know how they can deal with that.

I really like that gift emporium! You've nailed the western theme perfectly as well - not overdone or decorated. Well done, sir!

Thanks! I'm glad you like em'! I'm a loyal Nikon DSLR user. I personally haven't used a mirrorless body before. By the time the mirrorless cameras started to make a 'scene' (pun intended) in the market, I had already had my taste in the heavy, durable body with the satisfying sound of the trigger of DSLRs. To this day, I very much still enjoy them. I also seldom use its video features, so the incredible video capabilities of the new mirrorless would go unused if I were to invest in one. For lenses, I mainly use prime lenses - it means less interior pieces and moving parts, and a more steady and clear image. --- I'd really like to see some of your work using a mirrorless someday!

Thanks, I'm glad you like it. I wanted it to be a steel/concrete, and durable structure that allows a lot of the light to get through. I also wanted there to be plenty of glass so that you're able to see out onto the lake. Yeah, I'm still building it - there's still several things I need to add to it - for one, the roof. haha

I know it has been a while since I started this WIP, but I wasn't able to work on this project for personal reasons. Since then, I've been hard at work! I'm not the conventional person though - I can work on one thing, and veer into something else mid way through. So I have like 10+ things in construction at once. This update isn't much, but I just wanted to let you all know - I'm still here! Still working on it! With 25,967 total items so far, it's still in its infancy. This Gondola station (Pleasant Oaks), is partially from the workshop. Apart from the structure itself, the rest is all me. Nighttime shot of the same station. Nighttime shot of Rockwood Tunnel. It was built in the 2010s - 2020s after the old one was demolished as it was old and dangerous of collapse. It's built to last. What I'm currently working on - Lakeside Station is walking distance to the park entrance. Along with the monorail, this station was built to accommodate the large influx of new guests coming to the park beginning in the 2000s. Elevators were also added to accommodate those in wheelchair. Again, this is still under construction, so it is still subject to change.

You've managed to create Cedar Point on steroids - haha

No park is complete without the Park Map - well done! I like how it's not so congested with information. It's to the point, and easy to read/understand.

Beautiful! I really like that fountain, with the tall grass detail. The flower beds are a really nice way to divide and decorate the large path.

Well done with the signature fire station architecture - red brick, concrete/stone base, and the steel details.

That area doesn't look at all boring or compact with rides - well done. From what I can tell, there's a good flow of paths for guests that limit congestion areas.

I'm really liking the quaintness of it all. Apart from the architecture, the whole area looks inviting and safe. Nice job!

Additional requests for Planco2: 1. The ability to have your guests wander to other pathways that doesn't necessarily lead to anything. 2. Staff only pathways. 3. Pathway limitations for guests (entrance/exit only, one way path). 4. Either remove "guests are trapped in your park" or add a way to locate said guests. Drives me crazy trying to find where they might be stuck. 5. The addition of items that are proportionally correct! I'm tired of having to measure everything to make sure it's proportional to the peeps - trees and plants being one.

Incredible job! I really like the concept of a disaster movie park. There's a few disaster movies that I watch as a guilty pleasure - Twister (cough cough @wolfpaw), Dante's Peak, The Day After Tomorrow, and Deep Impact. Thanks for sharing - this is awesome!

HAHA The half painted wall is a really nice detail. I also really like how you added the additional construction work details, and now the actual workers. Great job, man!

It's not that big! lol Although, we do also have large spiders that just live on the walls. People usually leave them be because they are a form of pest control.

Woah... talk about a catalog of work! It's insane looking back at past work and looking at how bad we were when we first started. I'm sure in 5 years, we'll look back and see another great improvement! I too have done a lot of shows, but 90% were never published publicly - I just did them for the fun of it. Truly though, congrats! It's rare to see people still make shows up until now - I know RCT3 can be a pain in the backside.

Yes, because the only people asking for this is a small niche compared to everything else in the game that people have been asking for. Everything cost money, and they believe other features/enhancements are a better investment, than an AFE/mixmaster like that of RCT3. Money talks, and as of now, they've calculated they can make more money focusing on other aspects of the game. That's just my 2 cents.

Oh my... It's not THAT big! Certainly not a tarantula.

It's so cool to see how far we've all come to show-making. From the quality of effects, to recording, to choreography, it all improved from night to day!