mountains

[Leon DeGamme]

I am wondering if any of you scenery/terrain wizards could come up with a placeable object/s that would make it possible to create a mountain. I know that Marnetmar has done an awesome job with those boulders and I have seen some pretty nice mountains with them but whole mountains can look a little blocky and be very tedious to make. Now, how about someone makes something that would create a nice mountain type scene that would stack nicely? Something that would make it possible to create a cavern type effect that a ride can pass through or even be able to create a whole ride inside of it? A type of sloped rocky, craggy wall. does anyone have any idea what I am talking about? I love RCT3 and the only thing that I feel is lacking is the ability to make caves/caverns. Somehow, I feel that frontier had this in mind but didnt seem to actually implement it correctly with those terrain blocks.

[marnetmar]

Moving to the Custom Scenery forum.

[Runouw]

I had around the Same Idea. I was just about to post that in the "Custom Scenery Requests" forum for some more rocks like Marnetmars Leftoverz.

[Leon DeGamme]

those rocks are nice but there has got to be a better way to make a whole mountain.

[live_the_thrill]

those rocks are nice but there has got to be a better way to make a whole mountain.

Have you ever thought of using terrain to create a mountain, because it can do an excellent job at that. Or if you want the hard, tedious way I suggest using Marns’ rocks, and as for they don’t make good mountains, check this out. (http://www.ataricommunity.com/forums/showthread.php?t=513832)

[Leon DeGamme]

using terrain to create mountains looks great but unless there is something I dont know, you cant really create a cavern type effect complete with scenery.

[Fisherman]

This type of thing would be especially useful since in Wild the new "auto tunneling" feature prevents us from using terrain to make nice mountains if we want coasters going through them. Stalactites and stalagmites would be really nice too. Rocky, craggy walls are definitely something we need though. I agree totally!

-Derek