You need to get them from a desktop version of OpenRCT2 and copy these files to your phone manually, like with the RCT2 assets. The Android version currently does not ship with the OpenRCT2 data files. Result: your 'rct2' folder should look like the first and third screenshots in the reference image below.
Tip: how to transfer files between your computer & Android device.Copy the RCT2 folders you need into this new 'rct2' directory.On your Android phone's main storage, create a folder called 'rct2'.
Get hold of the RCT2 asset folders from the game's installation folder as described above.The following folders are optional: 'Landscapes', 'Saved Games', 'Scenarios', 'Tracks' Steps The following folders from RCT2 are required: 'Data', 'ObjData' b) If you have RCT2 GOG edition, but only have access to a MacOS or Linux machine: follow step 2 of this guide to extract the RCT2 files from a GOG installer.a) Install RCT2 on a Windows computer and navigate to the installation folder.This means you need to copy the RCT2 installation folder to your phone. The Android version (just like other versions) requires assets from the original RCT2 game to work. The minimum required Android version is Android 4.4 (KitKat). If you have experience with Android development and are interested in helping out, it would be highly appreciated! Requirementsįor running OpenRCT2, the following things need to be present on the phone: Multiplayer is currently not supported.(Currently: single tab is left-click, double tab is right-click) Controls are not optimized for phones.User interface is not optimized for phones.Setup can be a bit challenging and finicky due to the differences between Android phones.
The Android version is exactly the same as the "desktop" versions and has most of the same new features.OpenRCT2 has support for Android, but it does require some additional steps of manual setup.
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