After leaving the first fire room, both tracks cross sweeping bridges back over the river cutting through the caverns.

Love those bridges!

Couple more bridge shots.

After crossing the river, the tracks dive down into a short narrow hall and then into a wide open room. One of the tracks dips into a small water pool and splashes.

Looks exciting! (And beautiful!)

Such a fantastic project! I've only had time to skim through the pages of this thread. I'll have give it a more thorough look when I get the time.

I watched a couple of the videos and can see how low the framerate is on this park. Have you heard of the Lossless Scaling software, available on Steam? It's supposed to generate frames to games to artificially raise the framerate and make them run smoother. I saw a video on Youtube, where a guy used this on his Planet Coaster park and said it increased his framerate by quite a bit. I'm curious if you, or anyone playing Planco and are experiencing low fps, have tried this software.

I have never heard of this, but will give it a look-see. I do many of my videos with scaled down/locale version of the land I might be working in and then use the Cheat Engine program to slow the play done for recording and speed it back up post production.

More of this room

Both pics are nice. But I really like the first one! The colors are great in both pics!

Headed towards the second lift hill.

Going up the second lifts.

Looks sorta like Disneyland's Matterhorn lift hills, back when you could see the 'guts' inside.

More lift pictures.

The lift hill is like an another part of the themed queue. The excitement continues to build!

Reaching the top of the lifts.

I really like the second image. Lots of exciting anticip...................ation!

Steep, angled drops for both track head towards a second fire room.

Really nice action shots!

Parts of the track are held up by chains in this fire room.

This is a pretty epic looking ride!

THX - starting work on the videos and should have them out soon.

Hanging by the chains

It looks so haphazard and thrown together. Like they used discarded junk that was lying around. Plus duct tape and chewing gum.... I like it!

One more wide angle shot of this room.

Then into some swooping cross-over bends as you head towards a more open room.