Fence Barrier now has collision :D

[_Tilly-Tony_]

Fence Barrier now has collision I havnt checked any of the others yet tho.

 

[_Tilly-Tony_]

It looks like the ribbon fences still dont work. But this is great!. I can now replace all the bins under the ground

Edit: The barrier fence is also scalable. Vey nice..

 

[_Tilly-Tony_]

Can admin edit my spelling mistake and delete the multiple thread i made please

 

[lilibat]

YAY!!!!!!!!!!

At least I have a work around for the path kerbs issue now.

 

[_Tilly-Tony_]

Im going to spend the afternoon replacing all the bins under my park. And then switching litter back on

 

[Joël]

Can admin edit my spelling mistake and delete the multiple thread i made please

Done.

 

[EmSay]

It looks like the ribbon fences still dont work. But this is great!. I can now replace all the bins under the ground

Edit: The barrier fence is also scalable. Vey nice..

Ribbon fences works, I just tried.

 

[WingardiumLevicoaster]

Was missing this a lot, so happy

 

[MrHappy]

It involves a small amount of pathing work but a couple of people have been working out how to use the pathing to stop guests walking through scenery also. It works very very well.
Workshop - 32QTGMJ0N

 

[lilibat]

It seems to have a large block radius and I had to remove a few I thought I needed.

 

[MrHappy]

It seems to have a large block radius and I had to remove a few I thought I needed.

I'm not sure if you're talking about the path stamp blueprint mate?

 

[_Tilly-Tony_]

It involves a small amount of pathing work but a couple of people have been working out how to use the pathing to stop guests walking through scenery also. It works very very well.
Workshop - 32QTGMJ0N

As good as that is, its only a work around as these barriers should have had collision from launch!

 

[MrHappy]

As good as that is, its only a work around as these barriers should have had collision from launch!

Agree in principal, but I also think even with working barriers, the path method does allow a lot of versatility and also saves the scenery-piece-count. That last bit serves console players more of course. Is it just a workaround or is it a valid gameplay strategy?

 

[_Tilly-Tony_]

Agree in principal, but I also think even with working barriers, the path method does allow a lot of versatility and also saves the scenery-piece-count. That last bit serves console players more of course. Is it just a workaround or is it a valid gameplay strategy?

Keeping the part count down is a very good point. i guess that alone makes it a valid gameplay strategy rather than a work around.

 

[Valdo82]

i mean cutting path feels naturally more valid than sinking barriers in the floor...but i feel both are good enough, on smaller objects like lamppost i prefer barriers, the same goes for buildings some times, cause of kerbs

 

[Fretbol]

Ribbon fences works, I just tried.

The barrier is working to block guests, if i use the ribbon fences or the kerbs people still walk right through them

 

[_Tilly-Tony_]

The barrier is working to block guests, if i use the ribbon fences or the kerbs people still walk right through them

I think the ribbon barrier only works above ground. I havnt tried kerbs yet.

 

[Ramm]

If we could not only change color but also alpha (transparency) maybe we could make invisible barriers so we can hide the kerbs in the wall

 

[Fretbol]

I think the ribbon barrier only works above ground. I havnt tried kerbs yet.

I was using them above ground, i placed them on a path and people walked through them. If i place the barrier instead people are blocked.

 

[_Tilly-Tony_]

I was using them above ground, i placed them on a path and people walked through them. If i place the barrier instead peop

Yea, they seam to be very hit or miss as if they work.