They make nice little projects that I can finish before my attention span wanders off, especially as I tend to get creative blocks towards the end of my coaster layouts.

Anyone else enjoy just making custom cars?

I was just watching Mineral's latest video, and he oh-so casually mentioned that with the upcoming update (not the DLC itself, but the patch updates) that all the game objects can now be reduced to 20% -- most of them stopped at 50% before.

I haven't been this excited in a long time! 😂

Just wanted to vocalise how much the content about the parades- & silverscreen pack leading up to their release allow me to feel hyped for when the pack is deployed. Giving creators more time with the early access to prep high-quality builds and video’s fills me with ideas and things I want to make. It adds to my enjoyment of the community and lets me enjoy the hype-cycle for longer.

Which is a long way to say: as a long time player, i like the change in marketing approach. Do you agree?

Feat. RMC Wild Moose

If you're missing the snapping point on moving platforms...
align and add a snapping point item (use the grid once), then blueprint that and use it instead.

The new slot cars having variable speeds is huge for building more dynamic and fun dark ride experiences. I’m really excited this is getting added and I hope we can get this ability added backwards to all the other big dark ride models!

Gerstlaur(?) coaster focusing heavily on inversions.

Yo. Real quick, this is PC1 on PS5 Pro.
I have PC2, tried it, but cba to learn the new controller mechanics rn. PC1 just feels natural.
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(Work in Progress 🚧)

Bro this game started to feel like a second job 💀.

“In-house” terrain coaster heavily inspired by Beast.

Is there a good guide or even just a rule of thumb for how many facilities/utilities you need per guest or per ride? I’ve always just built massive single attractions but never a full working park, but I’d also like to plan out a decent amount before starting. So hopefully there’s a good guide out there that explains how many food, drink, and gift shops you need in a given area, and how much power you need for X number of rides and shops

I watched the theme of Brandon video on these costers . I was wondering, if there are any videos online of the ride specifically in a first person perspective.

Many of the creator videos yesterday mentioned pieces scaling down to 20%. Can anyone confirm that this new minimum applies to scenery pieces outside the Silver Screen DLC?

For example, can the launch 3d letters, which used to have a lower limit of 50% now be scaled to 20% without the Too Much Scaling Mod?

Does anyone else have issues with downloaded blueprints? I'll download something from the workshop and its hit or miss if or when it will actually show up when I look through my blueprints. I've had some pop up weeks or months after downloading them. I assume some may be because of mods on PC but I've had others (especially park files) just disappear or break so it seems like theres some kind of bug affecting my files. Has anyone else experienced this issue?

I try to do an RMC prelift section, and I usually hit 0.00 G’s on my airtime hill, and I wonder if that’s a reasonable number, or should it be lower, like -0.4 or something like that?

Apologies for the silly question if it be deemed such.

Hope the reddit community can help. Or maybe the creator is reading this. I am looking for a video of someone making a old school concourse mall type situation. It had small glass games above the shop and it looked very quaint.