Challenge: Bridge Blast!

[RocketGib]

Challenge:

Your job is to design and build a large fireworks show on a river that is set up on several barges and on a bridge that crosses it. Use spotlights and other various effects along with dramatic music to entertain the thousands that will be attending your celebration!

Post links here along with 1 (one) screenshot.
Deadline: March 31st

Good Luck!!!!!!!!

[VapourMike]

Hey

Count me in :)


Cyas
Mike

[sniper1263]

I hate to ask such a question, but where are the spotlights in the game? I've never noticed any...

sniper1263

[rct3phreak]

Okay please dont call me stupid, but the only way you can create a bridge is with pats and you can't put launchers on paths, so where do we put them? Do we make small pieces of land in the middle of the river and put the launchers on them?

[RocketGib]

Originally posted by rct3phreak
Okay please dont call me stupid, but the only way you can create a bridge is with pats and you can't put launchers on paths, so where do we put them? Do we make small pieces of land in the middle of the river and put the launchers on them?

You can build a bridge from scenery pieces since it's not intended to be walked on by peeps anyway (would cause insurace rates to go sky high you know), you can raise the mortars by using the CTRL key and drag them up to the desired position on the bridge. I've used this technique to make "floating" fireworks for my new Illuminations 2000 show. It kept me from having to raise land all over the place to accomplish this effect.

[RocketGib]

Originally posted by sniper1263
I hate to ask such a question, but where are the spotlights in the game? I've never noticed any...

sniper1263

Get them from the downloads section at www.rctpyro.com :D

[rct3phreak]

Originally posted by CoasterPhreak
You can build a bridge from scenery pieces since it's not intended to be walked on by peeps anyway (would cause insurace rates to go sky high you know), you can raise the mortars by using the CTRL key and drag them up to the desired position on the bridge. I've used this technique to make "floating" fireworks for my new Illuminations 2000 show. It kept me from having to raise land all over the place to accomplish this effect.

Thanx, I'll try that. You can count me in.:D :D :D

[WoddenWarior]

Reminds me of Thunder over Louisville!

[RocketGib]

Here's my little project: http://www.ataricommunity.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=449150

:)