Kick the Sky: How do you do it?

A hell of a lot! Like that Overload one I did didn't even come close, just got the towers in. Under the saved game section is one of mine called Scythe. I used the base blocks to build up the buildings and couldn't get all of them in. I bet if I went back and skipped the "invisible" pieces, I could've included all of them.

If you wanted an exact number, I have no idea. :)

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www.coasterimage.com
Dorney Park visits in 2002: 19

Well, you just have to go with a simpler design ;) hehe

Do you get like a warning message or something that you have exceeded the limit? Makes me want to go out and build a coaster and theme the hell out of it just to find out :)

Now, I have had some designs where when I did select nearby scenery that it didnt select all of the exit path and the exit path was buried so I had no way of getting to it. Now that really ticked me off.

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Bob Hansen

A proud CoasterBuzz Member

Wanna Ride A Woodie?

Yes, you get a message. When you select "Save nearby scenery" or whatever it is, there are still parts greyed out. When you try to add those, you get a message saying telling you that you can't add anymore (again, not sure of exact wording).

Yes, the path thing can be annoying, but I figure it's not too hard to hide the scenery and add the path again, if I decide to drop that ride into a park (or someone else is using the ride).

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www.coasterimage.com
Dorney Park visits in 2002: 19

Wow! You build awesome stations! I bet it takes you twice as long to design the station as it does the roller coaster. How long do you think it takes you to design and build a station, like the one on FEAR?

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Monkies won't attack the noodles, unless the noodles attack first!

Dude, this guy's the best.

i8yellosno02: First off, interesting screen name. Anyways, I actually spend more time getting a coaster that runs well enough for me to even bother building it a station. Once I have that built, I will begin on the station and I usually do that in an hour to an hour and a half depending on the complexity. Usually when I am finished with the entire process it is somewhere in year 3 in my workbench park if that makes it even clearer.

SeederPoint: Thanks for the great compliment!

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Bob Hansen

A proud CoasterBuzz Member

Wanna Ride A Woodie?

KTS: any time, man. If you didn't know, somebody mentioned you in a thread over @ GTTP.

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