Physical USB keyboard and mouse are supported. * When pressing enter, it first erases existing text and replaces it with new text Plus = bring up on-screen keyboard, useful for entering names, etc. * The pointer jumps to the finger, and a short tap also generates a left click

* The pointer jumps to the finger, but the finger doesn't click. Hold a single finger while tapping a second finger for right click. * Move a single finger to move the mouse pointer. * Touchpad style drag pointer with finger and tap to click, default: Minus = toggle between three touch control modes: Hold ZL + dpad right = exit construction mode (escape key) Hold ZL + dpad left = close topmost window (backspace key) R3 (press right stick in) = open cheat menu (ctrl-alt-c) Dpad left = rotate construction object (z key) X = ctrl key, hold and move mouse to build multiple pieces at the same height above ground Y = shift key, hold and move mouse up/down to build above the ground ZL = hold to speed up analog joystick mouse ZR = hold to slow down analog joystick mouse, useful to precisely position the pointer Left analog stick = mouse pointer control Note: This game takes quite long to load at first, because it generates a bunch of cache files. For my testing, I used the files from the gog.com version. Then you can select the RCT1 scenarios, and in options you can select to show the rct1 title sequence. Just copy your complete rct1 files to `/switch/openrct2/rct1/`. Optionally, you can also install the *Windows RollerCoaster Tycoon 1* files. Copy all files and folders from a working *Windows RollerCoaster Tycoon 2* installation to `/switch/openrct2/rct2/` so that you have a files and folders `/switch/openrct2/rct2/rct2.exe`, `/switch/openrct2/rct2/Data/`, `/switch/openrct2/rct2/Landscapes/`, `/switch/openrct2/rct2/ObjData/` and many more files and folders there. Download (see `assets` below), and unzip openrct2_switch.zip and copy the contents over to the `/switch/` folder on your sd card, so that you have a folder `/switch/openrct2` with many folders and files inside. Thanks to my supporters on Patreon: Andyways, CountDuckula, Jason Crawford, Greg Gibson, Jesse Harlin, Özgür Karter, Matthew Machnee, Milenko, and RadicalR.

Thanks to Milenko for testing and making screenshots. Thanks to devkitPro for making Switch homebrew possible. Thanks to Chris Sawyer for writing the amazing original game. Thanks to the many many developers who worked on this open source game.

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