Sep 24, 2014, 07:09 AM
Thanks guys for the positive response 
To fill the gap before your next update I'd like to show you one of my early projects :
![[Image: compro10.jpg]](http://i39.servimg.com/u/f39/12/89/55/67/compro10.jpg)
![[Image: compro11.jpg]](http://i39.servimg.com/u/f39/12/89/55/67/compro11.jpg)
![[Image: compro12.jpg]](http://i39.servimg.com/u/f39/12/89/55/67/compro12.jpg)
Compromise was my 2012 return project to RCT3 after almost 4 years non-playing the game, but also a project very different from what I've made before or since. The creation was an entry to a dueling coaster contest on CoasterForce and I chose to pair an Arrow looper (named Classic) with a B&M Inverted (named Current). This unusual showdown paved the way towards pretty fun interactions including an "Interlocked Zero-G" and a Cobra Roll opposing an Overbanked Turn. What also makes Compromise special is its weird geometric-shaped terraforming which was obtained using the concrete texture on exposed terrain tile edges. In order to highlight the whole "New vs Old" idea, the music for each video was a different rendition of Super Mario Kart's Rainbow Road theme, with the Arrow one using the original theme, and the B&M Invert using a remix. With hindsight, whereas this dueling has a lot of flaws (no CTRs, supportwork, kitsch theming and crappy video quality), but it remains a project I really had fun making and it still stands as some crazy experiment I fondly remember.
Second video :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl...tuui_y5gBA
To fill the gap before your next update I'd like to show you one of my early projects :
Compromise was my 2012 return project to RCT3 after almost 4 years non-playing the game, but also a project very different from what I've made before or since. The creation was an entry to a dueling coaster contest on CoasterForce and I chose to pair an Arrow looper (named Classic) with a B&M Inverted (named Current). This unusual showdown paved the way towards pretty fun interactions including an "Interlocked Zero-G" and a Cobra Roll opposing an Overbanked Turn. What also makes Compromise special is its weird geometric-shaped terraforming which was obtained using the concrete texture on exposed terrain tile edges. In order to highlight the whole "New vs Old" idea, the music for each video was a different rendition of Super Mario Kart's Rainbow Road theme, with the Arrow one using the original theme, and the B&M Invert using a remix. With hindsight, whereas this dueling has a lot of flaws (no CTRs, supportwork, kitsch theming and crappy video quality), but it remains a project I really had fun making and it still stands as some crazy experiment I fondly remember.
Second video :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl...tuui_y5gBA