Mini-Tutorial Part 14 - How To Build Realistic Wild Mouse Coasters In Planet Coaster (Timelapse)
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- This is how to build realistic wild mouse coasters for your park in Planet Coaster. In this episode, I show you the techniques I use when building wild mouse roller coasters for my parks in Planet Coaster.
This mini-tutorial series is meant to give you ideas and inspiration you can implement in your next build in Planet Coaster. Each episode in this series will focus on diffrent part of a theme park, from entrance and plazas, to rides and roller coasters.
You might also like to watch: Mini-Tutorial Part 1 - How To Build a Realistic Parking Lot In Planet Coaster (Timelapse Speedbuild), Mini-Tutorial Part 2 - How To Build a Realistic Entrance In Planet Coaster (Timelapse, Speedbuild), Mini-Tutorial Part 3 - How To Build Realistic Flat Rides In Planet Coaster (Timelapse, Speedbuild), Mini-Tutorial Part 4 - How To Build Realistic Steel Coasters In Planet Coaster (Timelapse), Mini-Tutorial Part 5 - How To Build Realistic Custom Supports In Planet Coaster (Timelapse), Mini-Tutorial Part 6 - How To Build Realistic Stations & Queues In Planet Coaster (Timelapse), Mini-Tutorial Part 7 - How To Build Realistic Food & Drink Facilities In Planet Coaster (Timelapse), Mini-Tutorial Part 8 - How To Build Realistic Wooden Roller Coaster In Planet Coaster (Timelapse), Mini-Tutorial Part 9 - How To Build Realistic Maintenance Area In Planet Coaster (Timelapse), Mini-Tutorial Part 10 - How To Build Realistic Construction Site In Planet Coaster (Timelapse), Mini-Tutorial Part 11 - How To Build Realistic B&M Dive Coasters In Planet Coaster (Timelapse), Mini-Tutorial Part 12 - How To Build a Realistic S&S Triple Tower In Planet Coaster (Timelapse), Mini-Tutorial Part 13 - How To Build Realistic Game Stalls In Planet Coaster (Timelapse, Speedbuild), Mini-Tutorial Part 14 - How To Build Realistic Wild Mouse Coasters In Planet Coaster (Timelapse), Mini-Tutorial Part 15 - How To Build Realistic B&M Inverted Coasters In Planet Coaster (Timelapse), Mini-Tutorial Part 16 - How To Build Realistic Flat Rides, Plazas & WC In Planet Coaster (Timelapse), Mini-Tutorial Part 17 - BONUS: How To Build Realistic Dark Rides In Planet Coaster (Timelapse) & Mini-Tutorial Part 18 - FULL TOUR Of My Realistic Tutorial Park In Planet Coaster (Coaster POVs)
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That's a good build for a typical wild mouse, nice one. I'd love to see more park builds series in the future! Your the best when it comes to building realism!
Thank you so much.
Classic never dies, well done
Thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing this tutorial with us.
First, my pros: You built this coaster from scratch, it's pretty close to what you would find in an actual park.
The color scheme is well chosen.
The coaster type is a good middle ground between the classic wooden wild mouse and modern banked wild mice.
I have no idea how you achieved 1.5 degrees, but you did. Being that accurate in PlanCo is no small feat.
My cons:
The incline of the segments between the tight curves should be more, somewhere around five degrees. Some Layouts actually use breaks to speed up the wagons due to their weight.
I would've liked to see the stats. I think it's not important to you, but I for one know and care about them.
You could have removed the supports while building. That would have made it easier to follow the building process.
Conclusion: The coaster is accurate and realistic. It is a good attempt.
Thank you for such a nice and informative comment.
The statistics in the game does not make any sense to me because the more “realistic” I build the coaster when it comes to speed, layout and so on, the worse the stats gets. It seems like, to be able to get green stats you need extreme elements, overly sharp airtime hills and no breaks or similar that “slows down” the phasing.
Anyway, thank you for reaching out. I appreciate it! :)
@@PlanCoBySeb Thank you for answering and for taking my Suggestions into consideration
No worries. Are you in the industry? It seems like you had a lot of knowledge.
@@PlanCoBySeb I wish I was
Great video, as always 😊
Thank you so much 🙏🏼
I highly suggest you tighten the curves a bit I’ve been on a some mack wild mouse’s and 1 reverchon spinning mouse (exterminator at kennywood)
The tighter curves are a bit more realistic.
Thank you for your feedback. I will check out the coaster mentioned on here 🙌🏼
I see what you mean. The only wild mouse I’ve been on is “vilda musen” at Gröna lund. That one has more of wider, more sweeping curves.
Would love to ride a spinning version of this coaster at some point. 😄
I’d love to see a tutorial on how to create a realistic multi-launch coaster
I like the idea a lot! 😄
Hey could you happen to recreated Darien lake them park New York USA?? I’ve been trying to find a really good planet coaster player to do so, I would do it but I’m on console so it wouldn’t be as good as a PC player
I Googled it, seems to be a pretty nice and simple park with lots of scenery and nature.
Is it possible to do the exact same route but with another type of roller coaster? I wanted to reproduce an attraction called "gold digger" in an Italian park called Mirabilandia
Oh wow. These two coaster layouts seems to be pretty similar. You could use the wild mouse track but switch trains if you’d like. Either way you should definitely give it a try. ☺️
Can you make a video tutorial on what type of roller coaster to use to ride the roller coaster I described in Mirabilandia? I've tried every way but I don't understand how the blocks work.
@@jacknolan6818 cool! Let’s me see what I can do
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I hope you find the video helpful and entertaining.
Is there a roller coaster in real life called “wild mouse”?
That’s more the name of the coaster type, but I know many parks names their roller coaster just that. Or something similar like crazy mouse for example.
@@PlanCoBySeb and there are also “spin-off” coasters like the S&S Screamin’ Squirrel
@@TheOfficialSmudgy That’s nice to know. Thank you for sharing.
Cedar Point comes to mind.
@@SoloSoviet well, that’s a compliment 😄