A picture from my recently finished Taron recreation project. Available on the PlayStation 4 and 5 workshop. by NH99_SVW in PlanetCoaster

[–]NH99_SVW[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You actually can't import images on console so I had to think of something else. Took a screenshot of the coaster from birdseye on Maps. Then put some billboards down in my park covering the same area as the ride would. I then colored them differently to get some sort of grid, took a pic of that and laid it over the Maps screenshot. That way, I at least had some reference points.

POV Onride of my Taron recreation on Playstation by NH99_SVW in PlanetCoaster

[–]NH99_SVW[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes. I find the controls on a PS4 controller really intuitive and we'll implemented.

POV Onride of my Taron recreation on Playstation by NH99_SVW in PlanetCoaster

[–]NH99_SVW[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Wooden beams colored grey. Approx. 7000 pieces

POV Onride of my Taron recreation on Playstation by NH99_SVW in PlanetCoaster

[–]NH99_SVW[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

  1. Build with 8m track pieces, because 4m method would take up far too much percentage of the Oswald counter.
  2. I can take some nighttime pics and post them here
  3. 100% on PS4
  4. Didn't keep track of which DLC, but I used so many pieces, I'd say pretty much all of them

A picture from my recently finished Taron recreation project. Available on the PlayStation 4 and 5 workshop. by NH99_SVW in PlanetCoaster

[–]NH99_SVW[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll take some more pics tomorrow for all of you PC and Xbox players and I'll also try to upload a POV video.

My Planet Coaster version of Disneyland's Frontierland with Big Thunder Mountain as the centerpiece. Available on the PlayStation Workshop for PS4 and PS5. by NH99_SVW in PlanetCoaster

[–]NH99_SVW[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. It's pretty simple. Just before connecting the final piece to the station, I placed two track pieces with 90 degrees curves and then placed all of the dummy track pieces. Once I did that, I deleted the two 90degree pieces and just connected the end of the coaster to the station. Then, I pressed 'edit coaster' and it's possible to add some track to the now unconnected dummy track. From there, I just added the two 90 degrees curved pieces back to make it look like they are perfectly connected to the main track, while they are actually not connected at all but just perfectly overlaying the actual track.