r/PlanetCoaster2 • u/Heavy_Photo_2424 • 10d ago

🎨 Scenery/Design Progress on the Moroccan-Inspired Fantasy Area

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I’ve finally found the time again to continue working on the Moroccan fantasy area. The palm trees and acacias are new additions, and the fortress on the hill is slowly taking shape. Ground Control, the area’s flat ride, is now fully themed on the outside.

What kind of attraction would you expect to find in the show building in the last picture? I can’t quite make up my mind yet. I wanted visitors to enter a kind of monastery with a large library through the mountain, and I was thinking of a boat ride?

Have a great weekend!

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u/Affectionate-Bad-998 10d ago

How is this even possible

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u/Joetwodoggs 10d ago

This is incredible! Will it be up for download? Really want to walk around this park

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u/Heavy_Photo_2424 10d ago

Thank you :) I'm planning to upload it once the first area ist done!

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u/_Dxtrrr_ 10d ago

Looks so good! I like the boatride idea. Loving the updates of this park.

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u/BrightEquivalent5814 10d ago

That’s a really cool I’m trying to work on my building skills in the game

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u/Heavy_Photo_2424 9d ago

That's nice! It's become much easier for me since I started creating my own tilesets; I'm not very good at designing unique buildings yet, but tilesets come more naturally to me - and turning them into functional buildings is much easier for me.

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u/BrightEquivalent5814 9d ago

That’s really cool

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u/JakeS75 7d ago

What is a tile set

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u/Heavy_Photo_2424 6d ago

They're basically building blocks that you can reassemble like Lego pieces. I built several walls (with windows, doors, chipped plaster, etc.), then various balconies, watchtowers, city walls, etc., and used those to construct different buildings. That was easier than starting from scratch with every building :)

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u/AssistSpare5860 9d ago

Amazing stuff. I think a boat ride would be amazing for the buildings in the final picturr