37 minutes ago, JB said:

Great ride! I love the constant color changes of the lighting: Warm oranges to cool blues, to hot reds, to darkness, to rainbow colors.👍 I didn't realize the ride had an outdoors section before re-entering the station.

Yep - I kind of left that last outdoor section a surprise for the videos

That was pretty awesome. I loved how the 2 tracks intertwined and twisted around each other. One teensy criticism I have is I thought it was a bit bright in a few spots considering you're traveling through underground caves, lit in some places only by torches. Otherwise, I thoroughly enjoyed it.

18 hours ago, shyguy said:

That was pretty awesome. I loved how the 2 tracks intertwined and twisted around each other. One teensy criticism I have is I thought it was a bit bright in a few spots considering you're traveling through underground caves, lit in some places only by torches. Otherwise, I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Yeah - I had to adjust and readjust the tracks, scenery, and ground a lot. In some cases I did it after I buried lighting already and then couldn't find/dig out the lights easily from under ground. There was also a little bit of I was a bit tired of fine tuning and working on this and decided to move on. There are a few clipping problems I never was able to easily get around and decided to leave them in. Some of you keen eyes out there will be sure to spot them.

And here is the Thuggie track POV

Edited August 25Aug 25 by Wowman

Another exciting ride through the mines! No outside section on this track though. Keep 'em guessing!

Here is a chase view of the Heroes track. I like this view as it is a better way to see the train zipping through the terrain and scenery.

Edited August 28Aug 28 by Wowman
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And here is the chase view for the other track.

Heroes track - Cinematic

Ok I like the ride at all, the first section is well themed. But I think the lift is too slow. Perhaps a little bit faster?

The mine itself is mysterious, I like the lighting and some scenery. Espacially the suspension bridge is nice, so you don´t need any supports. Some sections of the track are not smooth, it feels a little bit unrealistic.

If this would be build in real life it must cost sooo much money, but hey, it´s a nice ride.

THX for the feedback. I struggle with the lift speeds when making coasters. All my parks are never made with a real budget in mind. Pure fantasy.

One last video of these coasters.

OK - That about wraps it up for the Temple of Doom coaster. Now we will take a closer look at the flats rides around this land. First lets look at the path/plaza outside the Temple coasters. This is where you enter and exit the coasters. It's also the paths that connect to a couple of the flat rides in this land.

More of these garden pathways.

Really makes me want to explore!

I love the landscaping around the garden paths.

If you follow these pathways a little bit back behind the coaster area is the queue for the Ganges Star Ferris wheel.

https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img924/8623/cwJMsG.jpg

Edited Saturday at 02:48 PM2 days by Wowman

The cinematic video of the coaster is lagging so hard, I had so many problems to record my clips, I searched days for a solution. Finally I got it: I am using shadow play and I am recording with 60fps but ingame I have a setting of 99FPS, some clips are laging but if you record 3-4 times, one clip should be smooth.

I agree. my parks are so huge I have to delete half of them to record with any value. I also record as a quarter real speed and then speed them back up in post. All these layers of manipulation effect the final outcome. Some work better than others, but yes, these were a but troublesome to all get all the different clips synced up more so than normal. May have just been a bad PC day or something as well. I try, but am not always fully successful.