To assemble our structure we began with decorative walls that would disguise the pool's wood siding and enhance the pool deck at the top of the building. These sections have been built to match up with the areas that we just deleted from the main hotel structure in the video.

You'll recall in the video that we deleted some of the in-game Ironwork And Stone Walls. We did that because when we're done they'll end up one metre lower than they were before we deleted them. This is why we've added those here.

Because we removed the wall top-end pieces that represented the roof of the hotel structure at the level where we made our deletions, we next replaced those pieces here immediately below the pool deck. Their repositioning will make the pool deck look like it's being supported by the building instead of our deck enhancement giving the obvious appearance that it was added later.

As this enhancement structure stands, when the pool is placed most of the pool's wood siding will extend all the way down to the terrain. Although all of this pool siding will be well hidden inside the hotel structure, some gamers enjoying this scenario might want to go inside the hotel structure and change their park entrance options or increase/decrease the number of stalls & facilities located there. Because the pool siding in the way there would make it next to impossible for the gamer to see to make any adjustments, we needed something to block the pool support siding so that it's not in the way. An invisible CSO support blocker isn't necessary because we've opted to use the in-game Atlantis floor tiles (re-textured here with TexMod) for this purpose.

For the finishing touch we've added an entrance leading from the hotel to the pool. It's coordinated with the other entrances about the hotel structure.