You can import track files though. :)
Although in the same vein as the park question, I tend to doubt any attached scenery will be imported.
And it doesn't help me much anyway since most of my coasters are terrain coasters. I rarely used the import feature from 1 to 2 for this reason. Doesn't help much unless you are building a parking lot coaster.
You never thought of using google or going to the official website about these questions?
*** Edited 8/5/2004 6:35:56 PM UTC by Ross McColl***
Yeah, custom music will be a lot easier in RCT3. Not sure exactly how it'll work, but it sounds like the interface lets you choose mp3 files from your hard drive for custom music. None of the tricky stuff you had to do in the first two to get custom music going.
Where's the pin?...we need it to pop his ego...
It's in that red box in the corner thats reads: In case of Gonch super-ego, Break Glass.
:)
TopThrillDragster420 said:
Yeah i understand now and I dont care too much for the theming while riding it I just wanna ride my rides i created. And Lord Gonchar you seem like you know quite a bit about rct3 because I dont. But I do wanna know is it gonna have a hydraulic launched coaster in it that can go 420Ft like ttd or dont anyone know yet, Thanx.
Im completey different to you, I like the theming, but surely all the scenery from RCT2 will have to be made in 3D so there is scenery in RCT 3, so it would make sense for RCT 2 parks to run in RCT 3.
but surely all the scenery from RCT2 will have to be made in 3D so there is scenery in RCT 3
I wouldn't count on that. If fact, I'd bet against it. Looks (and sounds) like a lot of new scenery. The only thing (besides generic wall and roof pieces) that I've personally spotted in the RCT3 screens is the Inca God from the South American theme in the Wacky World's add-on. And even then, I don't see how it fits in with the 5 annouced themes for the game.
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