Posted 08 June 2006 - 04:17 PM
Ok, you need to start over with your parkmaking.
First off, get an idea for your park and think it through, make A4 park plans and maps, overviews and get your ideas down.
Then you actually load RCT. Look over your map and get a basic idea of the areas you will have, and where they will go. DONT just go out there, make 6 million coasters, slap paint jobs on them and name them after superheros, it just doesn't work.
If you are really serious about RCT then take your time. Remember, people would rather look at a well themed screenshot that includes good archi, landscaping and foilage, as much as they want to see a coaster.
Your archi wont be great at first, but like most things, just work at it. Also, instead of just posting pics, ask people how it could be better, and what you could improve.
Try and be original, so far you have a jumbled mess that isnt showcasing your talents at all! Don't just copy real rides, think of your own, or if you are going to copy a ride, make sure you take your time with it, because people will always want to compare it to the real thing, and obviously, a game could never produce the real thing so people will always knock your work.
But what i'm getting at mostly, is take your time! Before now i've worked on 10x10 areas for 3 hours. The more effort you put in, the better product you will get out. You really need to think to yourself about where this park is going, and what you want to do with it.
I sincerely hope i have helped you, as soon as i saw the pics i wanted to try and help, as you do have potential.
Keep trying with your scenery, it's the most important thing. I mean, look at real parks, you see scenery EVERYWHERE. Especially at Universal (which is what this park is based on, partly anyway).
Keep going, never give up and keep showing screens. Look at other peoples work, don't copy it, just look. I don't play RCT3 so i cant suggest good parks to download, but i looked at most of the Spotlights i could find on New Element (i play RCT2) and that has helped me immensly. I'm not trying to reproduce it, but to make my own style that is inspired by great works.
Good luck, keep trying and i hope i actually said something useful here!