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RCT3 Keyboard & Mouse Controls: Isometric The Care And Feeding of Custom Downloads, Setting Up And Switching Your Park Entrance, Guest Generation, Park Capacity, And Peep Factory, Setting Up And Switching Your Park Entranceĭirectory: Campaign Scenario Locked TracksĬustomizing and Importing: Considering Our OptionsĮffective Park Design: The Best Start For Your Park, Janitors, Litter Bins, And Security Guards Queue Waiting Times: How They're Calculated Guest Generation, Park Capacity, And Peep Factory Viewing Full-Sized Images On This WebsiteĮffective Park Design: The Best Start For Your Park This way you'd be able to see at a glance what's what when futurely looking at your coaster designs in Track Browser.Īfter we’ve converted our loved & well worn TD4’s & TD6’s we’ll find ourselves a little closer to gaining a new perspective on our legacy tracks and on our game. If you've kept your cursor hovered over the track name you will know the track file is being ignored if a tool tip with the track name in it displays over that track file while you are waiting for the conversion to take place.Īfter conversion, you might find it handy to make some indication that the coaster was originally from RCT1 or RCT2 when you name of each of your new TRK's. If you really want this track you can rebuild it by printing up a list of the parts with the Track Decoder Utility, and then construct it yourself in RCT3.ĭisplay an error message before attempting the conversion to tell you the ride type is not supported.ĭisplay an error message indicating that the format of the file is unknown.ĭisplay no error message and otherwise completely ignore the track file. This single terrain tile discrepancy indicates to the converter that the track does not join as it should. Such errors usually indicate that the only thing wrong with the file is that RCT2 coaster loops are 3 terrain tiles in length, while RCT3 loops take up 4. Occasionally it takes RCT3 several moments to compile your track before placing it.ĭisplay an error message while attempting the conversion to tell you the track doesn’t join correctly. When that happens a blue ghost image of the converted track is created after which you may simply move the ghost image to a location of your choice, click to place the track, then save the track in RCT3. Any additional files found will be added to this list.Īfter you’ve made your selection from the list the converter will do one of five things after it's read your file: Should you have legacy tracks in several locations on your machine you can click on the spectacles icon at the top of the list and that will start a system wide search for your files. Simply select the track that you want to convert from the list that’s displayed. The legacy tracks converter will convert one track at a time. If you select that you will see your TD4’s and TD6’s listed there. Go down the left hand side and select the Rides icon as if you’re going to build a ride.Īfter you’ve done that, down just above the Swimming Pools icon you’ll find the Import Track Designs from previous RollerCoaster Tycoon® titles icon.

If you have huge tracks or a large number of tracks to convert it’s best to import them into an empty sandbox although if you prefer you may convert your tracks in a scenario or in Coaster Designer mode.Īfter you’ve launched RCT3 and you're ready to start: Unlike the in- game Track Browser we’d use for building coasters, for track conversion TD4’s and TD6’s can be put into your Coasters folder either before or after launching RCT3. This way you’ll be able to tell at a glance which of the newly saved TRK’s you’ve just converted. If you’ve already got lots of TRK’s inside your Coasters folder you might want to make things more convenient for yourself by first temporarily putting your existing TRK’s all inside another folder. RCT3 will eventually find any TD4 and TD6 you may have on your drive but if you don’t put them into your Coasters folder it may be several minutes before RCT3 locates these files while it thoroughly searches your computer, something to take into consideration if you’ve got a huge drive brimming with files. This is also the folder in which your conversions will be saved.

This is the first folder RCT3 will turn to in order to find legacy tracks on your machine so this'd be a good place to put your legacy tracks for conversion. In order to import any tracks you’ve saved from previous RCT titles, you should locate your TD4’s and/or TD6’s along with your folder

RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 comes with a coaster construction interface similar to that in RCT1 and in RCT2 and it’s due to these similarities that it’s possible to import our legacy tracks into RCT3.