ok i need super help i am having major probs looki

looking at other peoples coasters i have rct2 and i just want to see other peoples tracks and parks but everytime i download their tracks my computer says cannot find .tc6 i need a program that that will help me look at other tracks and parks pleaase help me

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[Dirk_Ermen]

can you change the extension from .tc6 to .td6
that must be your problem[:)]

[Dirk_Ermen]

saved games are: SV6
Track files are: TD6
Scenario's are: SC6

sigh no i dont know where to fnd the file i got the roller coaster tycoon 2 but need the the way to see other peoples coasters please help me

[GRIM.657]

decode, edit the BIN, then rebuild, check the ext. use EXPLORER to open the file, hack the scenero, and customize it, here's a helper for the code:

0x00,01: file type (0=SV6, 1=SC6)
0x02,03: number of custom objects imbedded

0x04..07: version marker = 120001 (decimal)
0x08..0B: ? (SV6=0x00031144, SC6=0x00031132)
0x0C..0F: ?
0x10..13: ?
0x14..17: ?
0x18..1B: ?
0x1C..1F: ?

Mystery1: 408 bytes - contains scenario description

Import Objects: a sequence of Dat files (custom objects). Does not have the 5-byte chunk header.

Available Items: 721 of 16 byte structures (Dat fileheader). Each structure has four bytes of flags, then 8 bytes of chars, then a four byte checksum.
128 entries for the rides
252 entries for the small scenery
128 entries for the large scenery
128 entries for the walls
32 entries for the banners
16 entries for the paths
15 entries for the path bits
19 entries for the scenery sets
1 entry for the park entrance
1 entry for the water
1 entry for the "stex" dat file to use

Flags1: 16 bytes

00,01: Month; divide by 8 for years, remainder is month starting at March.

02,03: Day; calculate with: DAY = ((Value*16) div 0x8421)+1

Game Map: 8 byte structure for each map element. Appears to be essentially the same as in RCT1. An element type byte, then a byte with continuation flag qudrant usage, etc., then a byte for the base height, then a byte for the clearance height, ...

Game Data: all the sprite(actor) structures, stats, values, strings, etc. Size = 3048816 in SV6 files, 2560076 (0x27104C) in SC6 files.

Flags2: 4 bytes

0,1: Number of guests in park

2,3: ?

Flags3: 8 bytes

Park Rating: 2 bytes=Park Rating (Recent vs. current?)0..999

Mystery2: 1082 bytes

Flags5: 16 bytes

Flags6: 4 bytes

Mystery3: 483816 bytes - remainder of Game Data in SC6 files.

0xF4: map size;

0x104..? : research items. Five byte structures; first byte is index in object table (chunk 3); second byte is track type(or zero when "imporovement" item, third byte is one as default, zero when "improvement" item; fourth byte is zero; fifth byte is research category(0=transport ride, 1=gentle ride, 2=rollercoaster, 3=thrill ride, 4=water ride, 5=shop, 6=improvement).


0x00A1B8..0x02FF57: 255 ride structures of 608 bytes each.

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if you ment tD6, use the folowing to help customize:
02 : bit 7 = vertical loop
03 : no bits are "researchable"
04 : bit 1=inline twist, bit 2=half loop, bit 3=corkscrew
05 : bit 3=water splash, bit 5=barrel roll, bit 6=launched lift hill, bit 7=large loop

06 Operating mode
07 Vehicle color scheme (scheme in bits 1 & 0; bit 2 is set for AA/CF, LL files; bit 3 is set for RCT2 files)
08..47: 32 sets of two byte color specifiers for vehicles: first byte=body color, second byte=trim color

48: ?

49: Entrance style: 0=plain,1=Wooden, 2=Canvas, 3=Castle grey, 4=Castle brown, 5=Jungle, 6=Log cabin, 7=Classical, 8=Abstract, 9=Snow, A=Pagoda, B=Space

4A: Air Time (multiply by four for the number of seconds)

4B: departure control flags
4C number of trains
4D number of cars per train
4E: minimum wait time in seconds
4F: maximum wait time in seconds
50: speed (powered launch/chairlift/whoa belly) [1 bit = 3.616 km/hr = 2.25 mph] -or- number of laps for go-karts -or- maximum number of people (eg. maze)
51: maximum speed of ride [1 bit = 3.616 km/hr = 2.25 mph]
52: average speed of ride [1 bit = 3.616 km/hr = 2.25 mph]
53,54: ride length [meters]
55: positive G-force [1 bit = 0.32g]
56: negative G-force [1 bit = 0.32g]
57: lateral G-force [1 bit = 0.32g]
58: number of inversions [max = 31]
59: number of drops (max = 63)
5A: highest drop [1 bit = 3/4 meter]
5B: excitement [divide this by 10]
5C: intensity [divide this by 10]
5D: nausea [divide this by 10]

5E: ?
5F: ?

60:track main (spine) color (main color scheme)
61:track main (spine) color (1st alt color scheme)
62:track main (spine) color (2nd alt color scheme)
63:track main (spine) color (3rd alt color scheme)
64: track additional (rail) color (main color scheme)
65: track additional (rail) color (1st alt color scheme)
66: track additional (rail) color (2nd alt color scheme)
67: track additional (rail) color (3rd alt color scheme)
68: track support color (main color scheme)
69: track support color (1st alt color scheme)
6A: track support color (2nd alt color scheme)
6B: track support color (3rd alt color scheme)

6C: ?: 02 = reverser track present in log flume

6D: ?
6E: ?

6F: "Six Flags" design (if MSB set)

Note: 70 through 7F is a DAT file header

70..73: DAT file flags
74..7B: vehicle (alphanumeric - 8 characters with trailing spaces):
7C..7F: DAT file checksum

80,81: map space required (X and Y)
82..A1: 32 one-byte color specifiers for vehicles "additional" color
A2: low 5 bits = lift chain speed (1.6 kmph bit bit); upper 3 bits = number of circuits

A3: beginning of track data

can you make it simpler i am just a beginer/rookie at looking at the coasters on rct2