While launching, RCT3 will create references to every resource (every track, each flat ride, all scenery objects, the stalls, the in- game people, every path type, right down to each particle effect) that we have installed in the Program Files folder, and also in some of the other folders we’ve set up as accessible to RCT3 (e.g., My Documents/RCT3, Music/RCT3). Those of us who have ended up with unworkable park files and opted to make deletions in a previous park save usually noticed that no matter how much we deleted and saved we couldn’t shake the feeling that we hadn’t made any difference to the laggy, crashy performance of our park. If one chooses to go back to a previous park save, when deleting or reducing a park in this way we should save the park after every few deletions so if our park still crashes while we’re trying to reduce it, each time we re- load it we're that much further along with the deletions.īefore Park CleanUp we’d have no choice but to try and delete & reduce in this time- consuming and unreliable manner, or to abandon our park and move on to a new one. If we haven’t saved frequently enough, sometimes all but our most previous iterations will take us back too far and we will undo too much by going back more than a few saves. When this happens, sometimes we opt to go back a few iterations to a previous park save that will open and then make deletions or reductions of one sort or another from there. Then the inevitable happens: the park has grown too big to open and we can’t do any more work in it. While playing RCT3 we eventually reach the point where our park is huge, it’s busy, and it won’t take much more of what we want to throw at it. It is only fitting that Park CleanUp takes pride of place as the inaugural attraction in our Hall Of Fame.
Just like the automobile, the microwave oven, the home PC, and Windows 64- bit: after we’ve got it it’s one of those things we don’t know how we ever got by without. This author could not bring himself to publish a piece on Park CleanUp without first identifying it as a Wonder Utility because that’s truly what it is. If you’ve never before noticed us about there’s a good reason for that: we’re new and have just comeonto the scene.
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