How to build ANIMAL BRIDGES in 3 ways | Planet Zoo Tips & Tricks

Today I show you how you can very easy animal bridges for your zoo in 3 different ways, going from most basic to using a hidden ingame mechanic.
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0:00 Intro
1:32 Important Notes
4:33 Standard Bridge
7:35 Using Hitboxes
14:03 Climbing Pieces
20:41 Outro
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[@sparrow838_]

Very helpful video! I haven't used the final method just yet but will definitely keep it in mind for a future build.

[@PachaKamak]

Thanks and cant wait to see what you can create with it!💚

[@jesss7930]

Ah man, that third one means I can finally make proper runs/crushes in my back of house areas. And now I have to rebuild them for the ninth time! Amazing tip though, thank you!

[@PachaKamak]

Hahaha sorry?😅 But I am sure it will turn out amazing!

[@doctorbeakman]

I didn't know about the third one! I've only ever done one animal bridge though to be fair.

[@PachaKamak]

Now you know haha😄

[@Aramar5]

Thanks for the tips!

[@PachaKamak]

Your welcome!

[@daniellet.292]

I wonder if you can use the 3rd method to create realistic chutes in backstage holding areas (to move animals like tigers between different holding cages).

[@PachaKamak]

It would in theory be possible yes!

[@jesss7930]

I’m off to try that right now!
Edit: it works!! But only for climbing species, obviously, and some of the climbable pieces only work for some species, not others 😊

[@PachaKamak]

@@jesss7930 much success!

[@Flipflapbar]

I haven’t tested this, but could you build the overpass with terrain and make the path into a tunnel?

[@PachaKamak]

Technically yes but then the overpass needs to be quite a bit high up as you need between 4-5m space over a path to place terrain

[@SlothLinn]

Every time I see an animal overpass, I think of them defecating on the guests. Judging by how popular they are irl, it clearly can't be as much of an issue as I think it is though... 😅😂

[@PachaKamak]

I mean you always have a solid floor for them to walk on, so its less likely they can poop through it😄😅

[@SlothLinn]

@@PachaKamak From the pictures I've seen it's not necessarily always a completely solid floor, with cracks between floorboards etc. Even if the flor is solid, the sides are no (you want to be able to see the animal), and nr 1 can scatter everywhere x') I guess most animals choose not to go in full line of sight, but still 😅

[@PachaKamak]

@@SlothLinn even then it happens rarely enough to not be an issue. In fact Ive never heard of a case😂