Congratulations to all of our winners, and thank you so much to everyone who participated! We had a record number of entries for this contest and we are so amazed at what you all created! I also want to thank everyone who showed their support by voting. It's the lovely community who makes these contests possible. You're all amazing!
You never know unless you try. In the fist contest Roomtogrow entered she barely made the top 10, and now look at her being in 3rd place. Just give it a try and see how it goes.
I've literally not played the game in 12 days because I found DeLadysigner, videos like this and the subreddit and now the idea of going on the game, knowing how little I can create compared to these people, is so damn daunting.
Every time I build something I'm like "oh this is really nice"... Then I go online and see what other people have created and I'm like "ok nevermind this is really shit" lol
Dont worry, keep on practicing. No one is perfect when they start off easily. Keep on going, you likely improved over the months since I'm in August now..
I can't even comprehend how some how these were created with the in-game mechanics and limitations. Especially that second one. Well done everyone, they look all look so beautiful and detailed!
first place is downright inspiring. i love how as you walk through the building it feels like you're going from the caves and roots and at beginning and then you move up throught the canopy. its truly ingenious.
I feel somewhat vain coming back to watch this but honestly all of the entries are so fun to look at. Truly happy i could even be considered a place in this contest!
Surprised that Oasis Heights one didn’t rank higher tbh! Still very impressed by all these builds! Really wish the game would come to console so I could make some amazing builds like these (hopefully)
I'm excited! 👀 Congrats to all the winners (and of course all the participants as well, you all did great)! 🎉 And thank you to the team for organising this! 💜
Your video somehow made it into my recommendations, glad I clicked. Super fun series I like the concept, I love looking at talented people's effort. This is the second video I've watched, and I'm impressed, good content, concept, and narration. What would be fun if you're interested in ideas would be getting first place to join you in narration, id love to hear their journey of making some of these pieces. Once again, I enjoy what you're doing here, I think I'll stick around. (Btw, first place was phenomenal, great job. )
My play style doesn't resemble this. I've got a pig pen. I put warthogs into a fenced area and let them breed in an uncontrolled manner. Then I expanded my exhibit by creating a large meadow with a lake for them and moved them over there. I also have a couple Pangolins. Last time I played Planet Zoo I felt accomplished because I figured out how to place a water filter and rotate a picnic bench.
Number 2 and Number 1 were honestly the only entries I liked, as they actually the capture the essence of a reptile house to me. Especially how number 1 goes out of its way to make the exhibit animals part of the building instead of it feeling like they just thrown in. The signage, and how they weren't just crammed together really makes it feel like the zoo is trying to showcase them just as much as the habitat animals, much like how an actual zoo would treat these smaller animals.
My favorite is the Classic Reptile House by Sartiria, i just like the classic look and that photo booth is just a bit extra. Honestly though, all the entries were pretty great.
19:01 I think what they meant by the stage area was when your teaching about something you can put the animal (say tortoise) down in there so the viewers can see what it is like
asned's build reminds me of the krugerwildtuin here in africa nearby lower sabie river! there's a little restaurant where you could eat at and look over the river to watch the steenbokkies, elephants, giraffes and impala while you did so! this is amazing! ps: if you haven't already been to the krugerwildtuin, i *_highly_* recommend it!
Fourth place love the entrance and walk over water beautifully decorated. I go light on ivy plant, but Yes, you have to use vines elaborately or they will not stand out.
I'm an architect and just in awe with the first winner.... this person not only master the architecture knowledge of the facade and the secondary skin of the building, but also the lighting technique... great! I'm so mesmerized!!! All got their talents!
WOW such phenomenal builds! They should all be joint firsts.... I would not be able to pick a No. Each has such amazing architecture and/or so many levels. Everything looks so polished and professional. Well if I really really had to choose, 1st place would go to Tobecontinued for the amazing exterior design. The placement of all those wood pieces to create that structure is so perfect. Sartirias classic design is so reminiscent of actual museums and Stately Houses I have visited. It is superb!. Pugums African/Chinese blend of building styles works so well. Asneds Armadillo roof.... wow another stunning piece of architecture!. Rootogrow has an amazing irregular angles to create a really eye catching outer building, the interior is so spacious it allows the peeps to flow and then you emerge into the beautiful glass house. juriA's beautiful building set in the midst of the water looks so good then you pass inside and you look at the exhibits and it is very hard to see where the exhibit ends... so clever. I was also wondering how I had missed those tortoise "seats" in the library area.Another clever use of pieces that had me fooled. Piipos Tails n Scales Oasis made me think of Scandinavian countries, another eye catching building design with an excellent flow of Peeps through the two buildings inside of which feels very bright and airy and uplifting. I am in awe of all these very talented people..... the whole video had me oooing and aahing from start to finish!
I just wanna say I love your videos @DeLadysigner! Really funny note though, I don't remember where you said you're from. But your English is perfect, so perfect that I was very confused with your pronunciation of Red Panda. It sounds like you're saying Rat Panda! It took me a solid minute to find out you weren't insulting them or something, lol. It gave me a good laugh! I hope you don't take this as negativity from me, I love your videos, I love your work, I love your voice! But it's just something that makes me giggle.
Suggestion-> view them at night. I'm sure they look extremely dynamic with the lighting work they probably did. I truly believe zoos should rely on creators like this for drafting designs in real life. Many ideas could be made possible in real-life.
😲💕😍Really amazing entries by all the winners! - Well done all, can't wait for the next contest, hopefully, my skills in Planet Zoo have improved by then so that I can enter! Well done all, and thanks to the Fay Fam for organizing this contest!
Wow! Think of how much time and effort it took to make these I would probably give up half way through. My favorite though if I had to vote for one of them would be number 2
Wish I could play this game but I don’t having a gaming pc and can’t afford one sadly but I have an Xbox just wish this game was on there but zoo tycoon is on there but everything is already built so it’s boring. Great vid also by the way👍!
I have the same situation I have planet coaster though as it came out loving playing that and Jurassic world evolution the zoo tycoon is very good but it limits what you can do
And the question now is, how many other languages do you speak (without making mistakes ;) ) Im from the Netherlands, so my native tongue is Dutch and not English :)
the first place and thrid place one with reptile skin roof is just amazing
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Could you make a playlist with all of these, cause they are really inspiring and I’d like to watch them again when I need inspiration for certain things in my zoo
Holy COW THESE ARE AWESOME! This video screams my exact reason i watch planet zoo videos before playing planet zoo, it gets me so inspired and just WOW THESE ARE AMAZING!! edit: galapagos giant tortoise (idk how to spell it) has a different head shape then the other one! (i’m not even gonna try to spell it LOL)
hey deladysigner it's me thebigrhino . i just changed my profile picture from a capital T to a white rhino . i am just saying this so you recognize me .
No. 4 deserved to be higher. So many different floors all fully decorated and so well set out. How can a zoo with a single level and no walls be placed above it? Sorry but you did ask. Tbh had me wondering if most voters didn't bother to explore properly.
@@DeLadysigner oh nooooo.😮 I'm creating the best Zoo of my life... 😥 I hope that one day they can be done again. Contests are a very strong motivation to keep creating and getting inspired
I’m blown away. I’ve recently started playing this game and I find it so NOT user friendly. I cannot even figure out how to place buildings into the shells. How in the WORLD does someone accomplish this?! Man!
the trick is to make sure the shell (which is really just a collection or "group" of pieces) is selected before adding something to it (you will see the edit group xxx in top right when its selected and editable) then any new additional piece you select from one of the menus will be added to it. Ie selecting a bare facility block like a shop will then snap into the existing group, just use shift to raise or lower the item and Z to rotate it before placing anywhere in the grid that is displayed when in edit mode. Make sure you exit from the group edit mode before moving on to something else otherwise it will think you are still trying to add to that building group. I personally would first practise building simple stuff from the ground up rather than trying to retrofit stuff into more complex blueprints especially stuff downloaded from Steam. My way of getting to grips with it would be to start a new Sandbox mode game (dont have to worry about costs etc) and place a bare facility (shop or staff facility etc) on the ground surface and you will see a virtual grid around the piece and "Editing group xx" will appear in the top right to show you have started to create a new building group. This virtual grid is the basic snap outline for the main structural building blocks (bare facilities, wall and roof pieces) and where they will snap when added (you can adjust the size of the grid when in building mode for more custom snapping). When in the building menu only filter on the Wall and Roof/Floor pieces to start with (floor pieces are only really needed if creating something above ground level, note these dont act as valid paths themselves, a path will still need to be laid on top). When you play around with the wall and roof pieces you will see how is easy the snap and align themselves to the virtual grid. Just use shift and Z keys to raise/lower or rotate before placing. Once you have your basic building group consisting of a facilty, walls and a roof, exit the edit group mode (top right). Now add a path to the facility. This is the basic building block that any more complex structures will consist of. I would really get the hang of this first and just build these basic buildings in your zoo before trying to use the decoration pieces which are far more free-form and dont use the grid. Now add another facility to your building, click on your existing building to select it (it will go blue) now select the edit group option in top right menu (double-clicking on a building will go straight to edit mode). Select a new shop or staff facility to be added from the menu and move your mouse around for placement. Notice how the virtual grid expands or contracts depending on how far away you place the mouse, this is how you can create huge buildings. If you are expanding a building it is easy to rearrange the other pieces to fit the addition, select to highlight an existing wall or roof piece in your building and press the "M" key and you will be able to move it. The other key that is useful in this situation is "Shift" + "D" this duplicates the highlighed piece so you can for example easily extend a wall or roof section (Note the M key and Shift D also work on entire buildings when selected outside of the Edit mode). Now try adding a new facility to your existing building outside of the edit mode. When you have selected a new facility and it hovers around with your mouse, if you move your mouse over an existing building group you will be given the option to "Select Group xxx to Add to" click here to confirm you want to add it to that building group and you will be placed into edit mode for that building group. The trick to detail and individuality are the other type of building piece, so called the "decorations" which include the decorative windows and doors, even the plants and rocks, these are pieces that dont snap to the virtual grid (the grid will not show up) as they are not structural but they will snap to an existing building piece like a wall or roof or another decoration piece depending if you have "Postition snap" or "align to surface" selected in its menu bottom right. My advice would be to get your basic building built before adding such pieces. However again, if you want to add one of these pieces to an existing building you must make sure you have selected that building group and that you are in edit mode. You can combine such decorative pieces into single pieces for easier managment and duplication. For example if you make an attractive standing street lamp out of a couple of poles and light piece you can combine it and then duplicate it with Shift D. As you will notice these "decorative" pieces are far more free form in their positioning being unlimited, compared to the structural pieces that sit on a grid and make up the bulk of your building. The align to suface and position snap options (bottom right menu when piece selected) can help limit the possiblities when arranging their position but sometimes they can be unhelpful, say if you want to place a horizontal beam vertically instead. So play about with the align to suface and position snap options and see how it changes the behaviour. The really helpful positioning keys for decorative items is the "X" key and double press "X" key. It is often easier to place a decorative item roughly in a spot and orientation that you want first and once place and highlighted, press the X key to fine-tune the axis position (slide mouse along one of the coloured axis arrows) and double press X key to adjust the orientation. "Ctrl" + "X" is another really useful key, highlight a decorative piece and press "Ctrl" + "X" this creates a duplicate of a piece but fixed to the current location and then you can just slide it along a fixed axis and click to place it, then repeat. Really useful for creating long lines of something. You use the same techniques when selecting multiple decorative pieces at the same time or as I mentioned before just merge the pieces into a single piece first before duplicating it or changing its position.
the 2 first shared places of the 3rd place arent as good as the 4th place wonder how it landed on 4th place. But 1st and 2nd place is just stunning! really cool =)
Yes I highly recommened it ☺ At least for the first 5 or 6 maps, because you learn a lot of the basics of the game if you want to play Franchise mode or career that is ☺
I am guessing at 12:45 she/he got aquatic pack took the purple wall and changed it to blue.. edit: Unfortunately if you place the habitat education boards far away from the habitat it will not educate anyone!
Congratulations to all of our winners, and thank you so much to everyone who participated! We had a record number of entries for this contest and we are so amazed at what you all created! I also want to thank everyone who showed their support by voting. It's the lovely community who makes these contests possible. You're all amazing!
What she says ❤☝️❤
Thank you so much for everything you do ❤ these contests are awesome ❤
Very much this ☝I couldn't agree more if i tried.
The number 1 is simply an architectural masterpiece! Love it!
Yes ❤
I agree, he even considered safety features in his design.
Actually what comes to mind isn't "I'm going to create something like this," but rather "there is no way I could ever create something like this..."
No, in my case it's "can my pc handle the game in the first place"
Ofcourse you will 😊 but it doesnt happen out of no where 😊 you just needs to practise 😊
@@DeLadysigner I've had multiple people tell me that my design skills are improving, but I'm not there yet.
You never know unless you try. In the fist contest Roomtogrow entered she barely made the top 10, and now look at her being in 3rd place. Just give it a try and see how it goes.
I've literally not played the game in 12 days because I found DeLadysigner, videos like this and the subreddit and now the idea of going on the game, knowing how little I can create compared to these people, is so damn daunting.
Every time I build something I'm like "oh this is really nice"... Then I go online and see what other people have created and I'm like "ok nevermind this is really shit" lol
Lol
@@spinejp Not helpful dude..
Dont worry, keep on practicing. No one is perfect when they start off easily. Keep on going, you likely improved over the months since I'm in August now..
@@cherrycherry9015 its funny lol
@@cherrycherry9015 , it's supposed to be a joke
for winner 4 - it was cool how the lower level had viewing panels for the underwater exhibit that surrounded the outside of the zoo
I can't even comprehend how some how these were created with the in-game mechanics and limitations. Especially that second one. Well done everyone, they look all look so beautiful and detailed!
For sure 😍
The game has extreme freedom, what you talking about.
first place is downright inspiring. i love how as you walk through the building it feels like you're going from the caves and roots and at beginning and then you move up throught the canopy. its truly ingenious.
nr.4 is nr.1 in my heart 💚😊
Well done everyone!
(I kinda forgot about the contest, I didn't even vote ^^)
Nr.4 is amazing, deserves second place at least!
Okay, Fifth place is awesome. Love the modern A Frame build and all the little areas for viewing. Great job.
I feel somewhat vain coming back to watch this but honestly all of the entries are so fun to look at. Truly happy i could even be considered a place in this contest!
Surprised that Oasis Heights one didn’t rank higher tbh! Still very impressed by all these builds! Really wish the game would come to console so I could make some amazing builds like these (hopefully)
How did I miss this for a year?! Outstanding work by all the makers, and thanks for the showcase.
Amazing work everyone! Some really inspirational builds. Definitely did not expect first place with all of those beautiful habitats.
-ToBeContinued.
Congratulations 😍 so well deserved!
Imagine real zoo's being like this
Some are. Kind of
Well done to all the winners and a big thank u to all the people who took part in it and thank u delady for these contests
Hype 🥳
I'm excited! 👀 Congrats to all the winners (and of course all the participants as well, you all did great)! 🎉 And thank you to the team for organising this! 💜
Yesss everyone did such an amazing job and shout out to the Contest Managers for arranging yet another great contest ❤
Your video somehow made it into my recommendations, glad I clicked. Super fun series I like the concept, I love looking at talented people's effort. This is the second video I've watched, and I'm impressed, good content, concept, and narration. What would be fun if you're interested in ideas would be getting first place to join you in narration, id love to hear their journey of making some of these pieces. Once again, I enjoy what you're doing here, I think I'll stick around. (Btw, first place was phenomenal, great job. )
My play style doesn't resemble this. I've got a pig pen. I put warthogs into a fenced area and let them breed in an uncontrolled manner. Then I expanded my exhibit by creating a large meadow with a lake for them and moved them over there. I also have a couple Pangolins. Last time I played Planet Zoo I felt accomplished because I figured out how to place a water filter and rotate a picnic bench.
Amazing job everyone! All the entries were absolutely awesome this time! And thank you so much lady!!
Aaaaaaaaaaw 😔 but still an amazing creation Juri ❤❤❤
Third place, YEEESSS, love the use of the tropical wall paper. The rope door hanging is too cool and creative. Glass exhibits looks awesome.
I remember looking at the other entries and realize that I need more work, congrats to all winners and the participants in the contest!
You can do it Xela ❤
Number 2 and Number 1 were honestly the only entries I liked, as they actually the capture the essence of a reptile house to me. Especially how number 1 goes out of its way to make the exhibit animals part of the building instead of it feeling like they just thrown in. The signage, and how they weren't just crammed together really makes it feel like the zoo is trying to showcase them just as much as the habitat animals, much like how an actual zoo would treat these smaller animals.
Another third place winner, really love the open design with roof. Indoor and outdoor is hard to do and make it look right. This is great inspiration.
Thanks for all of the zoo tours you do!! I struggle with creativity, and your tours really help me.
You are so welcome ♥
So many beautiful builds! Really love it all. Congratulations to all the winners and to all the other entries! ❤️
Hype ❤🥳
My favorite is the Classic Reptile House by Sartiria, i just like the classic look and that photo booth is just a bit extra.
Honestly though, all the entries were pretty great.
The classic one was great for sure! But agreed, all entries are really awesome ♥
19:01 I think what they meant by the stage area was when your teaching about something you can put the animal (say tortoise) down in there so the viewers can see what it is like
asned's build reminds me of the krugerwildtuin here in africa nearby lower sabie river! there's a little restaurant where you could eat at and look over the river to watch the steenbokkies, elephants, giraffes and impala while you did so! this is amazing!
ps: if you haven't already been to the krugerwildtuin, i *_highly_* recommend it!
a fellow african!
@@melodysignis6172 helloooooo!! :D
Her reaction to every reptile house is the same reaction I have every time I visit an exhibit in real life 😂
Hahaha ❤️
Glad to have been a part of this and congrats to all the winners! But looking at these, I see I need to step up my game!
You can do it Zach ❤
Thanks DeLady! Looking forwards to the next competition! :)
all of them was so pretty. could not builds so good at them! and gz for the winner :)
Fourth place love the entrance and walk over water beautifully decorated. I go light on ivy plant, but Yes, you have to use vines elaborately or they will not stand out.
I'm an architect and just in awe with the first winner.... this person not only master the architecture knowledge of the facade and the secondary skin of the building, but also the lighting technique... great! I'm so mesmerized!!!
All got their talents!
It surely is incredible ♥
Alternate title: designs you want to create but will probably make your computer lag and you don't have the time to create
WOW such phenomenal builds! They should all be joint firsts.... I would not be able to pick a No.
Each has such amazing architecture and/or so many levels. Everything looks so polished and professional. Well if I really really had to choose, 1st place would go to Tobecontinued for the amazing exterior design. The placement of all those wood pieces to create that structure is so perfect. Sartirias classic design is so reminiscent of actual museums and Stately Houses I have visited. It is superb!. Pugums African/Chinese blend of building styles works so well. Asneds Armadillo roof.... wow another stunning piece of architecture!. Rootogrow has an amazing irregular angles to create a really eye catching outer building, the interior is so spacious it allows the peeps to flow and then you emerge into the beautiful glass house. juriA's beautiful building set in the midst of the water looks so good then you pass inside and you look at the exhibits and it is very hard to see where the exhibit ends... so clever. I was also wondering how I had missed those tortoise "seats" in the library area.Another clever use of pieces that had me fooled. Piipos Tails n Scales Oasis made me think of Scandinavian countries, another eye catching building design with an excellent flow of Peeps through the two buildings inside of which feels very bright and airy and uplifting.
I am in awe of all these very talented people..... the whole video had me oooing and aahing from start to finish!
I just wanna say I love your videos @DeLadysigner! Really funny note though, I don't remember where you said you're from. But your English is perfect, so perfect that I was very confused with your pronunciation of Red Panda. It sounds like you're saying Rat Panda! It took me a solid minute to find out you weren't insulting them or something, lol. It gave me a good laugh! I hope you don't take this as negativity from me, I love your videos, I love your work, I love your voice! But it's just something that makes me giggle.
Suggestion-> view them at night. I'm sure they look extremely dynamic with the lighting work they probably did.
I truly believe zoos should rely on creators like this for drafting designs in real life. Many ideas could be made possible in real-life.
They did.
😲💕😍Really amazing entries by all the winners! - Well done all, can't wait for the next contest, hopefully, my skills in Planet Zoo have improved by then so that I can enter!
Well done all, and thanks to the Fay Fam for organizing this contest!
#2 reminds me so much of the Herpetarium at the St. Louis Zoo. Cool!
Wow! Think of how much time and effort it took to make these I would probably give up half way through.
My favorite though if I had to vote for one of them would be number 2
You are correct! These are all nothing short of inspiring
No,1 is an architectural master piece.
Well done
DeladySigner, again, voice of an angel. Fantastic videos, keep up the great work😉
I literally bought planet zoo to make reptile houses and this has so much inspiration 😀
Thats so awesome ❤️
These are awe-inspiring I can confirm I feel extremely expired by these by the level of greatness
Hi DeLady. I can’t chose a favourite reptile house because they all have different features and styles that I love
Keep up the good work, love the accent! :D
Hi! This video was exponentially inspiring, keep up the good work, also, are you going to be doing a setup tour?
Glad you like it ❤️
Wish I could play this game but I don’t having a gaming pc and can’t afford one sadly but I have an Xbox just wish this game was on there but zoo tycoon is on there but everything is already built so it’s boring. Great vid also by the way👍!
Thank you so much Joe ♥
I have the same situation I have planet coaster though as it came out loving playing that and Jurassic world evolution the zoo tycoon is very good but it limits what you can do
Roof on number 3 (2nd one that tied) is ingenius!
Hi! I love your videos! You really inspire me to do better with building my own zoos!
Aaaw glad to hear that 😊
Delady: Did I just saw a crocodile?
Me: R.I.P Delady's grammar, we will miss you
*Delday's grammar flying out the window*
And the question now is, how many other languages do you speak (without making mistakes ;) ) Im from the Netherlands, so my native tongue is Dutch and not English :)
I wanted to join this one, but I had no idea and time for it but I’m sure I’ll join next one 🥰🙃
PS: congrats to all the winners 🥳🎉
Yessss you should join 😍❤
the first place and thrid place one with reptile skin roof is just amazing
Could you make a playlist with all of these, cause they are really inspiring and I’d like to watch them again when I need inspiration for certain things in my zoo
I always add my videos in playlists 😊
@@DeLadysigner what’s the playlist called, because I can’t find it😅
Just click the i in the video on the right top corner 😄
@@DeLadysigner oh, thanks :D
@ you are welcome 😄❤
These are amazing 😍 Congrats to all!
For sure 😍
One time, I used some rocks to make a hard shelter for my Timber Wolves.
Good job to the winners!!all the builds were insaneeeeee.🐢🐊
Yessss 😍🥳
All great exhibits. What competition are you thinking of doing next?
Not my call 😊 Contest Managers in Discord make the contests and the rules 😊
Holy COW THESE ARE AWESOME! This video screams my exact reason i watch planet zoo videos before playing planet zoo, it gets me so inspired and just WOW THESE ARE AMAZING!!
edit: galapagos giant tortoise (idk how to spell it) has a different head shape then the other one! (i’m not even gonna try to spell it LOL)
Me whenever I see these winners: *I know what we're gonna do today*
All of them are a masterpiece
I would love to see the turtles try to climb the stairs in the 5th place build, big laughs
Lol 😄
The building for number one looks like a head of a turtle with a mouth open
i like #1 but also roomtogrow #3 should have been at 1 or 2 i really got that vibe from the crocodile park in souther france when i saw that
other people: OMG I'm gonna create something like this!
*after 20 seconds"
other people: nevermind...
🙈
Your computer looks like it runs so smooth. Whats your specs? I want my PZ to run like that
Go top 5 winner "Africa house" or "South america dom".
Not my call 😄
Wow. These people are insane. I would never do anything like this in , ever! This is insane
They did an incredible job for sure 😍
I can't believe that people can build this sooooooo cooool
Yes 😍
Everyone can, it just takes time and planning
Congratulations to all the winners! All the builds are so inspiring and beautiful! Thanks for making this contests DeLady
For sure 😍 all props to the Contest Managers ❤
Love these contests! 😊👍
hey deladysigner it's me thebigrhino . i just changed my profile picture from a capital T to a white rhino . i am just saying this so you recognize me .
👋
Awesome video!!!
Thnx Alex 😃
@@DeLadysigner any time :)
No. 4 deserved to be higher. So many different floors all fully decorated and so well set out. How can a zoo with a single level and no walls be placed above it? Sorry but you did ask. Tbh had me wondering if most voters didn't bother to explore properly.
These people are so talented!
For sure 😍
I want to know when and what it is going to be the next contest!! I want to participate next time!!
Then join my discord 😊
@@DeLadysigner yes!! I have done it! Thank you!
Wow, there are very nice Buildiungs
For sure ❤
@@DeLadysigner Canyou build a habitat with ice bear and penguin?
How do you find out about contests and are there any coming up
I am not organizing any new contests anymore :) but I am sure there are other planet zoo RUclipsrs out there that still organize them :)
question. HOW?!?! how do ppl make these without giving up in frustration 😭
tbh , your laugh is ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much Debepe ♥
How can we apply for incoming contests?? I would love to participate!
im afraid we dont do contests anymore since my discord server is closed ❤️ Sorry about that ❤️
@@DeLadysigner oh nooooo.😮 I'm creating the best Zoo of my life... 😥 I hope that one day they can be done again. Contests are a very strong motivation to keep creating and getting inspired
Have you guys met josh? From Lets game it out?
Wow Incredible
30:35 i didn't know there were staff giving talks? Do I have to research anything
Nope, just add an educator and animal talking point ☺
How you control camera rotation? I just can’t get it. I do not know how to use it properly
No.1 is unreal!!
I’m blown away. I’ve recently started playing this game and I find it so NOT user friendly. I cannot even figure out how to place buildings into the shells. How in the WORLD does someone accomplish this?! Man!
the trick is to make sure the shell (which is really just a collection or "group" of pieces) is selected before adding something to it (you will see the edit group xxx in top right when its selected and editable) then any new additional piece you select from one of the menus will be added to it. Ie selecting a bare facility block like a shop will then snap into the existing group, just use shift to raise or lower the item and Z to rotate it before placing anywhere in the grid that is displayed when in edit mode. Make sure you exit from the group edit mode before moving on to something else otherwise it will think you are still trying to add to that building group. I personally would first practise building simple stuff from the ground up rather than trying to retrofit stuff into more complex blueprints especially stuff downloaded from Steam.
My way of getting to grips with it would be to start a new Sandbox mode game (dont have to worry about costs etc) and place a bare facility (shop or staff facility etc) on the ground surface and you will see a virtual grid around the piece and "Editing group xx" will appear in the top right to show you have started to create a new building group. This virtual grid is the basic snap outline for the main structural building blocks (bare facilities, wall and roof pieces) and where they will snap when added (you can adjust the size of the grid when in building mode for more custom snapping). When in the building menu only filter on the Wall and Roof/Floor pieces to start with (floor pieces are only really needed if creating something above ground level, note these dont act as valid paths themselves, a path will still need to be laid on top). When you play around with the wall and roof pieces you will see how is easy the snap and align themselves to the virtual grid. Just use shift and Z keys to raise/lower or rotate before placing. Once you have your basic building group consisting of a facilty, walls and a roof, exit the edit group mode (top right). Now add a path to the facility. This is the basic building block that any more complex structures will consist of. I would really get the hang of this first and just build these basic buildings in your zoo before trying to use the decoration pieces which are far more free-form and dont use the grid.
Now add another facility to your building, click on your existing building to select it (it will go blue) now select the edit group option in top right menu (double-clicking on a building will go straight to edit mode). Select a new shop or staff facility to be added from the menu and move your mouse around for placement. Notice how the virtual grid expands or contracts depending on how far away you place the mouse, this is how you can create huge buildings. If you are expanding a building it is easy to rearrange the other pieces to fit the addition, select to highlight an existing wall or roof piece in your building and press the "M" key and you will be able to move it. The other key that is useful in this situation is "Shift" + "D" this duplicates the highlighed piece so you can for example easily extend a wall or roof section (Note the M key and Shift D also work on entire buildings when selected outside of the Edit mode). Now try adding a new facility to your existing building outside of the edit mode. When you have selected a new facility and it hovers around with your mouse, if you move your mouse over an existing building group you will be given the option to "Select Group xxx to Add to" click here to confirm you want to add it to that building group and you will be placed into edit mode for that building group.
The trick to detail and individuality are the other type of building piece, so called the "decorations" which include the decorative windows and doors, even the plants and rocks, these are pieces that dont snap to the virtual grid (the grid will not show up) as they are not structural but they will snap to an existing building piece like a wall or roof or another decoration piece depending if you have "Postition snap" or "align to surface" selected in its menu bottom right. My advice would be to get your basic building built before adding such pieces. However again, if you want to add one of these pieces to an existing building you must make sure you have selected that building group and that you are in edit mode. You can combine such decorative pieces into single pieces for easier managment and duplication. For example if you make an attractive standing street lamp out of a couple of poles and light piece you can combine it and then duplicate it with Shift D. As you will notice these "decorative" pieces are far more free form in their positioning being unlimited, compared to the structural pieces that sit on a grid and make up the bulk of your building. The align to suface and position snap options (bottom right menu when piece selected) can help limit the possiblities when arranging their position but sometimes they can be unhelpful, say if you want to place a horizontal beam vertically instead. So play about with the align to suface and position snap options and see how it changes the behaviour. The really helpful positioning keys for decorative items is the "X" key and double press "X" key. It is often easier to place a decorative item roughly in a spot and orientation that you want first and once place and highlighted, press the X key to fine-tune the axis position (slide mouse along one of the coloured axis arrows) and double press X key to adjust the orientation. "Ctrl" + "X" is another really useful key, highlight a decorative piece and press "Ctrl" + "X" this creates a duplicate of a piece but fixed to the current location and then you can just slide it along a fixed axis and click to place it, then repeat. Really useful for creating long lines of something. You use the same techniques when selecting multiple decorative pieces at the same time or as I mentioned before just merge the pieces into a single piece first before duplicating it or changing its position.
the 2 first shared places of the 3rd place arent as good as the 4th place wonder how it landed on 4th place. But 1st and 2nd place is just stunning! really cool =)
wait- you have a discord? i started playing planet zoo last week and im really confused
I would like to enter into your contests but I don't know how. Is it the discord that I need to join?
Jup thats what I say at the end of the video 😊
@@DeLadysigner thank you
Should I play story mode before I play sandbox?
Yes I highly recommened it ☺ At least for the first 5 or 6 maps, because you learn a lot of the basics of the game if you want to play Franchise mode or career that is ☺
All of these entries are so cool!
Although I miss Mike's reptile house 😜
I am guessing at 12:45 she/he got aquatic pack took the purple wall and changed it to blue..
edit: Unfortunately if you place the habitat education boards far away from the habitat it will not educate anyone!
Anybody selling courses so I can become as good as these people!?!?! I have no words...
Aaaw ♥
i wish workshop items saved the pathing :o id download this so fast if i could
Yeah, that would be so nice for sure!
If only you had showed the animals that were inside the exhibit then i would have been excitited...
second place looks like the reptile house in Berlin!! :D
And im here, trying my ass off for 10h on a single enclosure, and in the end everything i can do looks like a ugly box lmao thats just amazing
Draw a base. Be creative. Keep practicing, I believe in you.
Sartiria obviously has a traffic management issue!