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[Neonivek]

Besides it is possible for your park to be too big. You have no idea how many parks I've had where the people only liked the first 25% of the park.

[Lord Snow]

Yep there was a bonus scenario when you beat all the others.

But for your request, google. There are tons of scens, but you'll have to choose. Because of the games limitations, you can't have all attractions in one scenario.

[Knirisk]

Actually, in RCT3 you DO have infinite money in sandbox mode. dunno about the space, though, I think you can adjust the size of the play area.

Whoops, I meant in RCT1 and maybe RCT2.

[Girlinhat]

I actually don't want infinite money though.  I just want "Here's a big empty plot and $10,000, I'm going to turn my back now" and let me build.

It also appears that you cannot make solid paths in air.  But you can make single-wide paths.  That is, when you're on the ground you can make a 2x2 square of pathways.  When you get in the air, you'll do it as a 1x2 direct pathway instead.

I'm debating the "Dwarven Gravity Hammer" ride.  It'll be a sheer-faced mountain, with an elevator or two reaching upwards to the peak.  At the peak is a further tower that houses some type of rapid-drop ride that goes all the way to the bottom and probably explodes at the bottom.

Alternatively, the "Mechanical Volcano" might be fun as well.  The ride would consist of a few coasters with the same starting position, which zip the coasters underground and up through the center of a mountain, where they then come back down and follow grooves in the mountain to the bottom.  The cars will be red and white and the track will be red and black.

[Lord Snow]

While you can't make "solid" paths, you have to realize that peeps are dumb.
What appears to be a solid x by y path functions the same way as the connected crossings you get in the air.

For the Scenarios, google is your friend as i said... and RCT2 comes with an editor anyway.

[Jay]

There's generally no good reason to build "solid" paths like that anyway, in my experience.

Damnit. This thread is going to make me reinstall RCT3, because I now suddenly have the urge to build.

[Squanto]

There's generally no good reason to build "solid" paths like that anyway, in my experience.

Damnit. This thread is going to make me reinstall RCT3, because I now suddenly have the urge to build.

I just did that, too.  Now I'm making a river rapids made entirely of whirlpools that goes under my entire park.  Not very far into the park yet, but its up to 25 min runtime right now.  Toxic Waste Dump, the new Mr Bones Wild Ride.

[Ozyton]

Too bad you can't change the color of the water...

Does RCT 3 have mods?

[Knirisk]

While browsing around, I discovered that they actually released a trailer for an RCT 3DS version a while back planned for a 2012 release. I'm not sure if it was RCT1, 2, or 3, but it sounds neat, so long as they don't try to mess with the actual 3D function.

[Squanto]

Too bad you can't change the color of the water...

Actually... One of the color schemes in RCT3 on that ride changes the floor/supports, so the water does look green except what's coming from the waterfalls.

[Girlinhat]

When I was making a custom sandbox scene, I had the water options.  Regular, green, orange, and acid green.  RC2, that is.  Orange looked martian, acid green looked dwarven industrial.

[GaxkangtheUnbound]

How about a Dwarven Atomsmasher, where you cheat to get insane coaster height, then have it explode on the bottom of the park?

[Girlinhat]

I actually question how much cheating would be needed, though.  Surely with a long enough hill and a "gigacoaster" you could get terrain + 300 height, and then have it go directly down the mountain at breakneck speed.

[Ozyton]

Vertical coaster

EDIT: Also most steel type coasters can turn in a steep drop so you can just have it spiral down.

[Girlinhat]

Yeah, I had a small-scale gigacoaster do an almost sheer drop spiral.  Unfortunately it wasn't enough - I still had customers who enjoyed the ride.

I wonder what's the idea method to make customers sick and/or die on a coaster, and yet still attract new ones?  How do you incur nausea?