bridge question

[Rebel72]

I play RCT2 A LOT and just started playing Locomotion recently and I love it.

I have 2 questions about the game though...

1 - Is it possible to make the first piece of railroad track you build elevated? I would imagine it is because the computer players do it, but I can't figure out how. I've read the instructions and looked around these forums but still can't figure it out. I know the shift key allows for underground building, but I can't figure out how to start building in the air.

2 - Is there a decent trainer (i.e. a money trainer) for this game that allows you to add american dollars? I've found only 1 trainer but it works in pounds or something and the trainer doesn't even work.

Thanks for any help you might have.

[Illegal_Alien]

1. No you need to elevate some ground
2. Why the hell would you need a trainer for?

[Rebel72]

I thought you could start building in mid air because I've seen the computer do it. The computer goes right into the middle of a big city and builds an elevated train station over buildings and stuff and makes abunch of money from it.

I wanted to use a trainer so I could have an endless amount of money to build a big train network.

[Kevo00]

Once you get started with some profitable routes though, assuming you are not in a really difficult scenario, you will soon have so much money that you will never be able to spend it all.

[Rebel72]

Well, after playing around with the game some more, and doing some poking around, I've been able to answer my own questions.

You can't start off building elevated, but you can bring a piece of land up to the height you want, build off of that, then lower the land.

I also was able to find a good money trainer. It's called pztrainer or pizza trainer or something, and it works great. Now I can make my own map and build at will!

[Plastikman]

can try this one also, http://www.home.no/locomotion/

I don't see why you need one though. within about an hour of playing you will start making more money then you can spend.

[Rebel72]

Cool, thanks for the tip. I'll try that one too. That year changer looks like it could come in handy.

BTW I love your train packs Plastikman. Amtrak pack and the Surfliner are my favs.