User Created Content
RCT3 has the ability to make Custom Scenery (CS), Custom Flat Rides (CFR), and Custom Tracked Rides (CTR), with a collection of these, individuals and groups can now make "custom" expansion packs. These can be obtained through internet downloads. Among most downloaded custom scenery downloads are Moby's Steel Jungle (for customized supports), ATH Catwalks (for roller coaster catwalks), and Old Spices Trees (An alternative to the in-game trees). As of now there are numerous User Created Expansion Packs (UCEPs). The most popular of these is the NetOn series, which has a 1.0 and a 2.0 version. Custom Tracks have also been created, however the number of tracks available for download are limited.
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