Developer chat

http://www.enterthegame.com/article.asp?ID=552

Transcripted there, there was another one earlier but I didn't post it. (you can find it at www.rct3.com ) Anyways, here's a quote from the chat I'm sure you're all glad to hear. (RCT4me is my username at atari forums, I know, it's retarded but I couldn't think of anything else after I typed in my email incorrectly during registration)

Q: <RCT4me> will there be any additions to make the coasters more realistic? (i.e. a track editor to shape track, a support editor to make supports, and additions like catwalks, etc)?
A: I suppose you mean a track piece editor - currently that is not planned. Supports are more `in your face` I think. The game does it`s best, but as with RCT1 & 2, if there isn`t a clear space beneath a ride, there would be nowhere to put it. Personally I think having to manually place supports would make coaster building cumbersome.

Of course, I was talking nothing about the collision detection or placing them or whatever, I was refering to the unrealistic structures we currently have. In fact, I didn't even say we had to put in our own.

Oh well, maybe there's the posibility of talking the main developer into this.

[coolbeans326]

yeah, I would like to have actual support styles like B&M or Intamin to use, and I would like it to fall onto the path if the path is wide enough, I mean, they do in Real life.

*after thought* nobody asked why don't they put in the elements that the manufactures put in? The closest thing to that was the thing about the inverted coaster, but I want it all!

About that developer chat i was there and when David B. answered the questions it didn't seem like it was really him!?!?!?! What i mean is he answered the questions in a unprofessional way

What was your username?