Photo Credit: Reaver
Heres a wonderful and complete bathroom set for all to enjoy. All the generic bathroom commodities are included. Included are 24 pieces and a non-reflecting mirror, sorry.
Download and view thread here:
http://www.ataricommunity.com/forums/showthread.php?t=660014
Photo Credit: Adnecles
It is just what the title says, a marble bridge. Useful for many applications I presume.
Download and view thread here:
http://www.ataricommunity.com/forums/showthread.php?t=660189
Photo Credit: =Imagination Entertainments=
Photo Credit: =Imagination Entertainments=
Bring a widespread green movement to your park with renewable energy. Reduce your carbon footprint with various sized wind turbines and solar panels. Surely to lower your park’s bills.
UPDATE: There is a version 2 out, the download link has been changed to accomodate
Photo Credit: =Imagination Entertainments=
Photo Credit: =Imagination Entertainments=
Walls, walls, and more walls for your enjoyment. There’s 25 different styles to choose from and are completely recolorable. Very art deco-esque. Another updated set from the Imagination folks. Updated textures and alignment fixes in this update.
UPDATE: This is the updated version, the download has been changed
Photo Credit: =Imagination Entertainments=
Photo Credit: =Imagination Entertainments=
The folks over at Imagination Entertainment have been hard at work updating some of their prior sets. Most of you may know of Shaun Allsop. Well, he’s a part of Imagination Entertainment. This set includes updated textures and alignment of pieces. Also included are 4 new pieces for splash sections. Suggestions to improve the scenery include placing particle effects for that picture perfect splashdown.
UPDATE: This is the newer version, the download has been changed
Photo Credit: sr3d & Tycoon4Life
It’s here, the updated drop tower, now faster and taller, just about 80m to give you an idea. A video of the ride in action is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJvlEU4qj5k, and you can download it on the first post of their thread.
Download and view thread here:
http://www.ataricommunity.com/forums/showthread.php?t=650348 | Download
So here lies the question, for all of you who may or may not be reading this, would you prefer me to update using direct links to the files, along with the thread they are posted in? The problem with that is if there’s an update, I may not be in check with it, thus linking to an ‘incorrect’ version. However, I will do my best to keep them up-to-date with your help. Leave some comments, let me know people are actually reading this.
According to my stats, we’ve had over 475 visitors last month alone, a steady climb from about 250 in August, and a huge accomplishment since July – 32 visitors. This month we’re half-way to last months benchmark, but I’m looking to double it. Let’s see 1000 visitors by the end of October!
Link sharing is an option, I’ve got plenty of space in the sidebar for ads, and links… maybe the cost can be waived if the sites are fairly new and not much traffic – hey, you gotta start somewhere!
So in a nutshell, direct links… or not, you decide. I will NOT post direct links until I see some comments. So get posting!
Photo Credit: NYRFan85
Not much to say other than a huge amount of pieces were added to this. Definately a must for all you stadium builders. This fixes the problem where spaces would occur if multiple tiers and abnormally large curves were created. Peep positioning was also addressed in this fix.
Download and view thread here:
http://www.ataricommunity.com/forums/showthread.php?t=655578
Photo Credit: Das Matze
The picture above shows Office Day in the first stages, while the following picture shows an update to the set adding plenty of flooring options. The creation of this set will be a well deserved add-on to any RCT enthusiast, especially with the quality of DasMatze’s work. The set includes all the walls, windows, and floors you see here, plus probably a bunch more, depending on what he feels like doing.
Check the thread for additional photos.
Photo Credit: Das Matze
Follow along with progress here:
http://www.ataricommunity.com/forums/showthread.php?t=659072
Photo Credit: stu-2693
I know what you’re thinking… how could I have updated so quickly, and the answer is, it only took 3 hours for people at the RCT community to guess what it was… and I was away for the time being, so this post is 3 hours old, not a few minutes like you may have seen. Now go check out this post for more pictures of the ride.
Follow the thread here:
http://www.ataricommunity.com/forums/showthread.php?t=658908
