Other sorts of references are used by the game engine to draw every single item that's in our park, and to render the polys of the items in our park in such a way that the animals look like animals, the terrain looks like terrain, the bodies of water in our parks look like water, to render particle effects, display weather, display animations, and so on. When we save our parks it will save every one of these references in our park file. RCT3 creates references while it launches, while it loads our park, and whenever we scroll over the items in the game menus. Notwithstanding this we can still benefit from Park CleanUp because every gamer needs to deal with references and we all agree we’re better off if the unnecessary ones are removed from our park files. Unfortunately the development of Park CleanUp stopped at around this time. In the beginning Joey created Park CleanUp to remove these references, and then as he progressed with his utility’s development Joey began to add to it other features including the ability to optimize our park files.

Once a reference is included in our parksave it always remains. The reason parks become laggy is due to the accumulation of references in our park file. Here we give a thorough appraisal of the different ways to use this utility. That article showed how to download and install Park CleanUp and presented reasons why we’d use it. The initial appearance of this utility on this website was in our very first Showcase! There we introduced Park CleanUp's attributes and highlighted how it benefited the community.

Where to save downloaded parks rct3