Here’s an old screenshot from August last year:Īnd after a bit of work this week they now look like this: Getting the wooden coasters to look good is probably the hardest out of all rides and I was never really satisfied with them. The Observation Tower that Garret created during last weeks livestream is in the game now:īuilding it works just like last weeks drop tower. It should do everything we need out of the box, so I’ve added it to our project this week. Gordon linked me to Fabric, a huge extension for Unity’s audio functionality. The new audio tools in Unity 5 are a big improvement over the ones in 4, but they’re still pretty basic. We won’t get the balance right on the first try anyways and it’d help to get a bit of a feeling for it.

I tried to hold off on doing any game balancing as long as possible, but I think it’d be a good idea to at least start with it soon since we’ve got a couple of systems implemented now that need to work together. Since we’re still using placeholder values for determining the attractivity of a ride it currently spawns way too many guests though.

One of the more notable changes I guess is that guests don’t spawn randomly anymore (was placeholder code), but based on the attractions in your park and the park rating. This week has mainly been more smaller fixes and improvements.

Parkitect 2015