Very unfortunate about the crashing situation. *Really* hope it gets resolved so we can get a full park spotlight!

What a difference between seeing Xaphor's coaster ages ago with hardly any theming around, and now to see it with all the themed plots completed. Just so wonderful to see.

Like how it's all coming together

I love that you can see Xaphor when you ride his final coaster. RIP Xaphor, keep riding those coasters in heaven. As for why I didn't build in the park. But seperate park was because of loading times. At the end I did place it in the parkfile and saved it to workshop from there. But I guess it took the old rotation. -Jareen2 Also look in the back part for an easter egg Jonny :D

Jonny, if you're placing a blueprint that has been rotated turn on angle snap FIRST, and try different intervals when you attempt to align it with the cube. Odds are they will snap to proper orientation rather than you having to eyeball it.

Yes my bridge was off center of the track at portions. By the time I noticed it, it was to late to fix sorry about that

I think @gb9727 might have liked this video

@gb9727

4 ай бұрын

I have not if you are wondering

In case of crashes, delete the wonky walls building

Incase it's not the haunted house that you just deleted is there a way to isolate the possible problem , like open 4 new maps and copy select the park in 4 sections and see which of those sections crash , then keep isolating down until it's down to a blueprint or blueprints

Crashing, no guests, and low frame rates, are the reasons why I defend the console versions so much. On pc I like the super detailed mini parks the most, cause I gotta see the guests in queues. And we can do that on console. If you've never taken a look at some of the top rated console parks, you are really missing out. The counter isn't a problem, the only problem on console is the no tmtk. This park looks great though everyone. Ps: the train bridge would fit perfectly with a very slight rotation.

I think we may be diving too deep into the cause. Start with the simple causes and load the save before the wonky walls building. Turning off rides, music, etc would be a bummer since we’d like to experience your park in full.

Ooh, that sucks about the crashing, but on a positive note, that Western area is wonderful! All the blueprints & rides and the outstanding theming really make this very immersive! Amazing job & I hope the crashing problem gets resolved. ☮& ♥~ Smiling 🙂

What an amazing creation! The whole park is looking fantastic! ❤

Rip Xaphor

Sounds like we should’ve gone back to the previous save before the crashes started. Not ideal to have to replot previous episodes, but may be the cleanest way

It must be an almost done for Project PlanCo, Johnny. Keep it up!

9:20 must've been me

Take your time with this park , work back as far as you have too ... Looks like PC2 is going to be a 2025/2026 release so if this is your last large community project until PC2 releases no hurt in stretching this for as long as it takes to get completed as you want it to be

We all hate it when games crash, but you shouldn't act like Angry German kid and punch or break the device

@michaelp.3485

4 ай бұрын

Not once did he act like that

The crashes might be the moment where you are finally defeated by your ambition for ultra mega big and detailed parks. In video games and computing in general, the best product is one that offers the best compromise between complexity/detail/beauty VS performance/stability. NOT "the prettiest thing ever but that only runs at 3FPS unless you have a 7000$ PC. oh, and also, it crashes a lot". Considering you've been a game tester in the past, I fail to understand why you're not applying this wisdom about the "necessary compromise" when it comes to planco, as the reality of balancing ambition and performance is the core of the work of ALL game developers and testers on all of the planet. It wouldn't have killed anyone if this was two parks. Or even three. But now, backtracking and separating this build into chunks has become 100 times harder than it would have been two months ago. And 1000 times worse than if you had spread the builds in several files right from the start. It might even be impossible now. I would say "I told you". But maybe it's more "you reap what you saw" that is the moral here. ...What a shame. By being just a little bit more reasonable, your projects would be exceptional on all aspects. But because you can't help yourself making stuff too "big", you end up missing your full potential in the end. Both as a creator and a project leader. Again : a real shame. Because that potential you have is absolutely massive. You just have to learn to tamper that wild imagination of yours with some necessary realism.

Also crossing fingers🫰 I know how frustrating this could end... and I'm sure you'll fix it. :)