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Greetings - hamu86 - Mar 18, 2007
A brief introduction. I love roller coasters, but my wife hates them. As a result, it had been years since I rode one. But in January, I made a trip to Fujikyu Highland and my coaster addiction came back.
As part of my rebirth, I decided to purchase RCT3, even though I have no experience with any of the prior titles. In fact, I don't even play video games much.
So I'm very new to the game and haven't even figured out how to do anything yet. Still going through the tutorials.
A quick question, though: in Coaster Designer mode, is it possible to save a half-done coaster and work on it later? If not, is there another mode in the game to do this?
Thanks all,
-h
RE: Greetings - Justin - Mar 18, 2007
Welcome to RCTgo!
Thanks for joining.In regard to your question:
hamu86 Wrote:A quick question, though: in Coaster Designer mode, is it possible to save a half-done coaster and work on it later? If not, is there another mode in the game to do this?I'm not certain on this, but I don't think there is a way to do this using Coaster Designer mode. You could, however, just start building one in a sandbox park, and then just save the park until you finish the coaster, where you can then save the coaster.
RE: Greetings - Drome G60 - Jun 11, 2007
Hey Hamu86! Welcome to the club!
Yes, you can save a half-done coaster in coaster design
