Controls | Planet Coaster Wiki | Fandom
I managed to hijack the game's camera settings to make the Ride Camera way smoother : r/PlanetCoasterMod
My park looks so much nicer through Security Cameras. Is it because of the FOV? : r/PlanetCoaster
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