Love it! If it is a similator based attraction, we could even use the tech Star Tours uses and have multiple beginnings, middles, and ends of you want to do even more stuff!
I would love to
Sounds fun! Space will be kinda limited in our Toontown and Internet Animation is a relatively small part of animation history.
by that I mean it would just be a projection in windows of a house.
That works too!
Overall, it could generally work. One big thing to say now, is that, aside from rough sketches, any map overlays should be done with satellite images (even just from a Map app), as the scale on these maps are very off. For instance, on that map the Rocky and Bulleinkle Coaster area is about twice as big as the area for symphony (when apropriately scaled. Also, we should really push back into Indy, and the parade warehouse for the best use of space.So, I was trying to think of a good way to do the layout to make it flow well. I know that was something @Magic Feather was concerned about (and with good reason lol. We have a lot of different themes and art styles we're working with here). What do you think of this kind of layout, feather? (and everyone of course). I whipped a layout thing up in powerpoint real quick because I'm bad at using words to describe things haha.
1. Dr. doof cartoon crossover (reuse some infrastructure from Star Tours if the ride system is similar.
2. House of Mouse (reuse Sci-fi infrastructure)
3/4. Kusty Krab and bob's Burgers (Share the same kitchen. Reuse ABC infrastructure)
5. Hannah Barbera Studio Store
6. Area for animaniacs Street Show
7. ACME Warehouse Store
8. I honestly can't remember what this was supposed to be
9. Internet Alley. Orange line can be (more or less) the street part and the rest of the area the ride space.. Just a rough sketch.
10. Mystery Shack
11. Betty Boop/Jessica Rabbit fashion Stor (can connect to clothing shop on main road as another entrance/exit to area)
12. Oswald's Lucky Lounge
13. Symphony Manor
14. Rocky aNd Bullwinkle kid coaster
15. Yogi Bear food Truck/Picnick Area (reuse kitchen from Backlot Express)
The gray ones could be an art deco city type area. That would blend well with the main street for the park. Everything here is from the 20's,30's,and 40's. The trees around the mansion could transition to...
The green ones could be a forest section. This would be mostly 50's, 60's, and 70's era cartoons> The Mystery Shack is modern so it could transition us to...
The blue ones are a more modern Toontown city. A more modern look would transition well into Muppets. The more grounded Bob's Burgers would transition well into the HUB. This area has more modern cartoons
The yellow ones could be more studio themed. it would be 70's,80's, and 90's cartoons.
Again, these are just some thoughts I had on a way to blend things together. Feel free to not use this at all or change whatever you want. @MCParradox , you're our map guy. What do you think of this as a very rough lay out?
@Magic Feather do you think this helps fix our issues with cohesiveness at all?
This is an awesome planSo, I was trying to think of a good way to do the layout to make it flow well. I know that was something @Magic Feather was concerned about (and with good reason lol. We have a lot of different themes and art styles we're working with here). What do you think of this kind of layout, feather? (and everyone of course). I whipped a layout thing up in powerpoint real quick because I'm bad at using words to describe things haha.
1. Dr. doof cartoon crossover (reuse some infrastructure from Star Tours if the ride system is similar.
2. House of Mouse (reuse Sci-fi infrastructure)
3/4. Kusty Krab and bob's Burgers (Share the same kitchen. Reuse ABC infrastructure)
5. Hannah Barbera Studio Store
6. Area for animaniacs Street Show
7. ACME Warehouse Store
8. I honestly can't remember what this was supposed to be
9. Internet Alley. Orange line can be (more or less) the street part and the rest of the area the ride space.. Just a rough sketch.
10. Mystery Shack
11. Betty Boop/Jessica Rabbit fashion Stor (can connect to clothing shop on main road as another entrance/exit to area)
12. Oswald's Lucky Lounge
13. Symphony Manor
14. Rocky aNd Bullwinkle kid coaster
15. Yogi Bear food Truck/Picnick Area (reuse kitchen from Backlot Express)
The gray ones could be an art deco city type area. That would blend well with the main street for the park. Everything here is from the 20's,30's,and 40's. The trees around the mansion could transition to...
The green ones could be a forest section. This would be mostly 50's, 60's, and 70's era cartoons> The Mystery Shack is modern so it could transition us to...
The blue ones are a more modern Toontown city. A more modern look would transition well into Muppets. The more grounded Bob's Burgers would transition well into the HUB. This area has more modern cartoons
The yellow ones could be more studio themed. it would be 70's,80's, and 90's cartoons.
Again, these are just some thoughts I had on a way to blend things together. Feel free to not use this at all or change whatever you want. @MCParradox , you're our map guy. What do you think of this as a very rough lay out?
@Magic Feather do you think this helps fix our issues with cohesiveness at all?
That's good to know. I wasn't even thinking about differences in scale on the in park maps lol. That's why it helps to have team members with more experience on the boarfd
Those are excellent ideas. I fully trust you and parradox on figuring out the layout and specifics
Sure! What would you suggest? Or do you think we should just expand the Krusty Krab dining area?
