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Right now I'm just designing pre-built rollercoasters in order to fill out my quick options when I'm playing the "real" game. I'm focusing on small, cheap coaster types since you really only have the ability to build expensive coasters after you're well on your way to beating the scenario.
While there's already plenty of pre-built wooden rollercoasters, here's a pair in designed that nest inside each other.
That's awesome!
I'm having loads of fun! There's something weirdly satisfying about playing a scenario and being able to plop down a coaster you already designed. It somehow makes it feel more "official" than custom designing one during that game.
That being said, when you custom make one during the game, you can make it match the landscape and even go underground, so there's different "advantages."