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Q reads the queue you are standing on: the ride it leads to, how long it is, where it
starts and whether a path leads into it, then directions from where you are to the ride
entrance, such as "right 3, up 1, left 2 on a ramp up to elevation 3". Each number is how
many times to press that arrow key. On a ride entrance, it gives the way out to the start
of the queue. Shift + Q gives only the directions. This makes switchbacks much easier to
follow, since the rows of a switchback sit side by side without being joined.
Control + F2 turns scenery reading on or off. While it is off, trees, plants, statues,
fences and walls are not read as you move the cursor or the mouse. They can still be
found by jumping, the Delete menu and Shift + Home or End.
The scenery filter for Control + arrows now finds fences and walls too.
A new Paths filter for Control + arrows jumps to the nearest path or queue. Choose it with
Control + Shift + Up or Down.
Ride entrances and exits, the sign over the start of a queue, and the park entrance now
read the name written on them, for example "Queue sign, Mini Coaster 1".
Fixed Control + Enter building a ride's track pieces lower than the cursor when building
on sloped ground.