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^ Quit kissing the Title Fairy's a$$, Eli.

^^ It appears that the queue for the double Dumbos, will be interactive. That may have something to do with it. Besides, with two of the spinners, the line won't be as long.....one would hope. ^ I'm betting the Cinderella attraction will be exactly like the Sleeping Beauty one at DL. A little walk through of the story.

^ It's fine. This would be an expansion towards the North into Mickey's Hometown. Everything down the west and east midways would be staying the same. With the exception of Dumbo.

Rumors are that this is happening. I'm not so sure these blueprints are real. I find it really hard to believe they'd be leaked this early and easily.

Should be good to go.

^ Of course it would help! Your head would be so messed up, you'd forget about your back!

^ Jack is Coaster Dynamics. Not sure if he can help with a "store" not being responsive though.

Did you download the Griffon train as well? You need both for it to work. Otherwise, it sounds like it's installed to the wrong folder.

^ Not a chance.

Tsk, tsk, tsk. I believe the Title Fairy wants you to read Golden Rule #1.

^ Surprisingly, it was running very smoothly for it's size. It was maxed out on the grid. I've been really trying to stick to only two or three wall sets for all of the buildings. The less sets used, the less the CPU has to process (right?). You also have to remember that there aren't a whole heck of a lot of rides in Future World. One, maybe two, per pavilion, so there's less animation which means less lag. I'm hoping to jump back into this by Sunday.

^ Can you say overkill.

^^ Thanks Chris. ^ You are most likely correct. Especially since there's been new custom scenery, and I've gotten my grubby mitts on the floor plan of the Imagination Pavilion, as well as World of Motion. I just hate setbacks. Blah.

Sounds like management needs to open up the coiffers, and start paying a staff!

^ I don't post at Intercot (notice the use of proper capitalization) too often. Most everywhere else I go is on phpbb. As for posting pics. Load them up in the order your want them to be in. When (or if) you do a preview, they'll show up in reverse order, so leave them as is.

Exactly. Enough said.

Lightscribe creates a etching on the disc. It's not like TPR's pad printed titles on each disc. The discs I buy literally have a label imbedded on them so they cannot peel off. You can buy a CD/DVD printer that can then print on these discs. If they weren't $500......

Yeah! What happened to that one?!

Amen! I'm an Addidas fan myself! Another trip I've missed......

Just an FYI: I lost a good portion of work on this. A virus from Facebook was randomly selecting files to delete instead of sending to the Recycle Bin. I was backing up my files to do a refresh, and the RCT3 files in My Docs, managed to get deleted. I've got a backup, pre-Imagination construction. Sigh.....

You bet. And it's good exercise. If you stay away from elephant ears, and funnel cake!

That doesn't throw up red flags......

Next time, we'll plan a bit better. None of this same day planning! Crowds when I arrived at 8:30ish were really heavy. Both parking lots were pretty full. I waited for monster and jojo at the TDK exit, and we rode Viper, Demon, and Whizzer and headed home. They closed the lines at 9:30 to the GP, and started new lines for pass holders. If we'd stayed, I think we could have gotten in at least two, maybe three more rides. It was fun, I just don't know if I'd do the next one on a Friday night in August.

^ I applaud the use of the video for strengthening your argument, but Chuck is right. 90 minutes is a bit much. Although it's a youtube link, it can seriously slow things down for our users that do not have high speed internet connections. Secondly, I think you're taking this a little too seriously. Have fun! It's one of the rules here!

^ I believe Robb gets his discs professionally printed. I may be wrong. I recall some sort of a discussion on it somewhere, at some time. I buy DVDs that already have a white "writable" surface on them. You can stamp on them, write on them with a permanent marker, or if you have the cash, you can buy a printer designed for such discs that will print whatever graphics you want on them.