Meta-tip: If you play a lot in Franchise mode, try building a complicated building in a Sandbox zoo and then blueprinting it. Then bring your own blueprint into your other zoo later--save time and hassle and distractions! I have one sandbox zoo that is nothing but a construction zone, and having all those other builds in one place is mighty handy.
Wow! I've been literally playing since the game came out in November 2019 and it's the first time I understand why sometimes the axis was right and why sometimes it was completely off!! Thank you Rudi, as always
yeah this kinda ruins the game a little for me bc I *love* animals(they are basically my only interest) and I want to build realistic zoos but I really struggle because I'm not creative
@@seagullman5634 You don't have to be creative to make a realistic zoo. Look at a couple zoo maps and get ahold of a few pictures you like and start building! From there it's not matter of creativity but skill with the Fronteir building engine. It's really hard but really worth it
Creativity is something that needs to be practised. We’re all born with the same ability to be creative, you can teach yourself to draw if you wanted. Some people have a natural affinity for things but don’t ever assume you aren’t creative because you measure yourself against people who find it a little easier. Exercise that left brain!
This is fantastic. Since I began playing PZ, I switched careers into architectural design. It's AMAZING how many of the tools and skills translate, especially into rendering software like Lumion. These tips are great for PZ, but are also great project management & workflow tips for CAD. Fluency with model groups & the Gizmo go a long way. Thanks as always, keep it up!
More like this please! I'm a (very) casual player and it always frustrates me that I spend hours creating a tiny part. Any tips for the pre-building process, building efficency and large scale buildings would be soooooo appreciated 👍
Einer der besten PZ Spieler, unglaubliches Talent, Fantasie und sauber in der Umsetzung. Schaue die Vids sehr gerne, obwohl ich weit von dem entfernt bin, was er da baut. Weiter so Rudi.
Love your videos, but your how-to videos are the best ones. I thought I wouldn't see anymore of these videos from any PZ creators, so thanks! I always improve after watching these.
IMO, if you want habitats that look nice, try to avoid using the default barriers as much as possible. The only default barrier that I think can work is the chainlink sometimes, the rest look really ugly if not used sparingly.
this was the first step i took into the planet zoo building journey. I'm a super creative person and was humbled by master builders after i had tried the game. through frustration over all my habitats looking like the same ones i made in zoo tycoon when i was 9, i started to use other things the game provided for barriers and it moved on from there, slowly. boy, was i extremely tired of using rocks, till i discovered you can change the color XD. probably should have done the career...
Oh nice! At the moment I'm only using easy parts and blueprints because I'm just learning the game and don't want the hassle with creating whole buildings! But I will definetly use these tricks in the future ^^
I've only had this game since April and it's so much fun but I'm always overwhelmed when it comes to building! These tips are so helpful and I can't wait to start creating with them :)
Would be nice too See more than 10 Expert Tipps from you, from other Experts too Rudi, , but, thx for that. 10 better than no one for beginners in that game or Planet players who want to try something New. ✔👍😘
There are 2 other very important things to pay attention to. The one thing is to build roofs only with realistic support structures (not as it can sometimes be seen in planet zoo tour videos, where buildings have extremely large roofs without any support beams or other structure that would (in reality) prevent the roof from collapsing). The other thing is to try to build more realistic in general. Easy things are for example to build roofs a bit overhanging or to think about, which materials can be used for which type of structure (like for example using plaster or concrete walls for larger buildings instead of log walls...)
Thank you so much for this video on building tips. I have always had trouble with roofing. Can you do a roofing tutorial, particularly the different pitched rooves? If you or anyone else has already done one of these please link me to that RUclips, thank you.
Do you have tips on how to build a good looking but functional zoo on an older pc. Like how to use a minimum in pieces effectively or which ones to avoid
I know this is late, but I recommend Nvidia GeForce NOW remote processing. Nvidia's server handles all (or most) processing needs so that your older and/or minimum-spec device can keep up. First zoo I built, on a 2017 Dell Inspiron laptop, started to get real unstable around 30 habitats and 3000 guests. I started using GeForce, now that zoo is at 91 habitats, 800+ animals, 8500+ guests and expanding and mostly happy performance-wise.
I'm kinda interested in the details of the zoo design. It makes me want to keep playing the game, but the game framerate gets worse after it finishes. despite the that it is set to low setting
Are the moss base game? I cant seem to find them even though I filter through all of the DLCs. When I search for decal I can only see 5 decals from a DLC I dont have
@@RudiRennkamel Weird, I bought the DLC, and I get some items from the pack. But still cant find the moss. I can only see 6 items that are from the Wetlands Animal Pack (That I dont have.) when I search for 'decal' under construction->All Items with no filters. And nothing when I search for moss. God this is annoying hahahah
The blueprint is amazing. I can’t even compare work to those who made it on workshop. But yeah, I keep learning new things from time to time. Very inspiring.
I know this is late, but... we were all beginners at building in this game at some point, including Rudi. PZ really rewards the slow, get-good style grind; stick with it and eventually you'll be producing things that make you go back to them over and over and think, "I am genuinely proud of how good that looks".
Meta-tip: If you play a lot in Franchise mode, try building a complicated building in a Sandbox zoo and then blueprinting it. Then bring your own blueprint into your other zoo later--save time and hassle and distractions! I have one sandbox zoo that is nothing but a construction zone, and having all those other builds in one place is mighty handy.
That's a very nice tip!
godlke
Thank you for this tip! I wasnt sure if I could do this. Thanks for confirming ❤
Wow! I've been literally playing since the game came out in November 2019 and it's the first time I understand why sometimes the axis was right and why sometimes it was completely off!! Thank you Rudi, as always
haha you are welcome!
Tip number zero; Be born with a creative mind or be prepared to spend thousands of hours learning how to be creative.
You are not wrong here
yeah this kinda ruins the game a little for me bc I *love* animals(they are basically my only interest) and I want to build realistic zoos but I really struggle because I'm not creative
@@seagullman5634 steam workshop helps me a ton with this 😭
@@seagullman5634 You don't have to be creative to make a realistic zoo. Look at a couple zoo maps and get ahold of a few pictures you like and start building! From there it's not matter of creativity but skill with the Fronteir building engine. It's really hard but really worth it
Creativity is something that needs to be practised. We’re all born with the same ability to be creative, you can teach yourself to draw if you wanted. Some people have a natural affinity for things but don’t ever assume you aren’t creative because you measure yourself against people who find it a little easier. Exercise that left brain!
I´m not even playing that game actually but it is always nice to hear how you geek out about cool building ideas, loved it!
Haha thanks !
This is fantastic. Since I began playing PZ, I switched careers into architectural design. It's AMAZING how many of the tools and skills translate, especially into rendering software like Lumion. These tips are great for PZ, but are also great project management & workflow tips for CAD. Fluency with model groups & the Gizmo go a long way. Thanks as always, keep it up!
More like this please! I'm a (very) casual player and it always frustrates me that I spend hours creating a tiny part. Any tips for the pre-building process, building efficency and large scale buildings would be soooooo appreciated 👍
Also laying out multiple buildings together in like a street/habitat with a building!
The Decal's on the edge of paths is a game changer for me 😅will make my zoo look so much better
Einer der besten PZ Spieler, unglaubliches Talent, Fantasie und sauber in der Umsetzung. Schaue die Vids sehr gerne, obwohl ich weit von dem entfernt bin, was er da baut. Weiter so Rudi.
Bedankt !
Love your videos, but your how-to videos are the best ones. I thought I wouldn't see anymore of these videos from any PZ creators, so thanks! I always improve after watching these.
10:27 thats really a pro tip for building complex architecture!
That casual burn on Apple near the end😂
IMO, if you want habitats that look nice, try to avoid using the default barriers as much as possible. The only default barrier that I think can work is the chainlink sometimes, the rest look really ugly if not used sparingly.
this was the first step i took into the planet zoo building journey. I'm a super creative person and was humbled by master builders after i had tried the game. through frustration over all my habitats looking like the same ones i made in zoo tycoon when i was 9, i started to use other things the game provided for barriers and it moved on from there, slowly. boy, was i extremely tired of using rocks, till i discovered you can change the color XD. probably should have done the career...
Omg to use the decals on the path is an amazing idea. Can't wait to try it in my zoo.
Hoooo the explore cam build is something I never thought about, it's gonna be so useful!
The axis thing🤯 I have been so annoyed when building!
hahaha who wasn´t
Oh nice! At the moment I'm only using easy parts and blueprints because I'm just learning the game and don't want the hassle with creating whole buildings! But I will definetly use these tricks in the future ^^
Tipp Nr. 11 ... Try to copy the Camel in your own Style ...
Vielen Dank für die Tipps ...
Hi, just started watching your videos again not too long ago, thanks for the tips, very nice
You are welcome :)
I've only had this game since April and it's so much fun but I'm always overwhelmed when it comes to building! These tips are so helpful and I can't wait to start creating with them :)
Danke Rudi, ultra korrektes Video von dir wieder Mal!
Thank you so much for the tips!!!!
Wow! I'll definitely be saving this one for future reference
great build as always!!!
Would be nice too See more than 10 Expert Tipps from you, from other Experts too Rudi, , but, thx for that.
10 better than no one for beginners in that game or Planet players who want to try something New.
✔👍😘
Brilliant tips, great video 😊
This was so helpful! I get so frustrated with that axis. I never knew what was going on
There are 2 other very important things to pay attention to. The one thing is to build roofs only with realistic support structures (not as it can sometimes be seen in planet zoo tour videos, where buildings have extremely large roofs without any support beams or other structure that would (in reality) prevent the roof from collapsing). The other thing is to try to build more realistic in general. Easy things are for example to build roofs a bit overhanging or to think about, which materials can be used for which type of structure (like for example using plaster or concrete walls for larger buildings instead of log walls...)
As always verry helpful. The tip with building on the Maingrid is something I forget verry often, althought I know it.😅
17:32 Bro just went menace mode on Apple.
Great tips, thanks!
thank you so much for your video!
I have a love hate relationship with this game.
Thank you so much for this video on building tips. I have always had trouble with roofing. Can you do a roofing tutorial, particularly the different pitched rooves? If you or anyone else has already done one of these please link me to that RUclips, thank you.
Thank you these tips are really valuable!!!
Happy to help !
I wish I could like this every time I watched it
Hahaha just tell you friends. That's all :P
Do you have tips on how to build a good looking but functional zoo on an older pc. Like how to use a minimum in pieces effectively or which ones to avoid
I know this is late, but I recommend Nvidia GeForce NOW remote processing. Nvidia's server handles all (or most) processing needs so that your older and/or minimum-spec device can keep up. First zoo I built, on a 2017 Dell Inspiron laptop, started to get real unstable around 30 habitats and 3000 guests. I started using GeForce, now that zoo is at 91 habitats, 800+ animals, 8500+ guests and expanding and mostly happy performance-wise.
@@sturmovik1274not helpful of your on a laptop unfortunately.😅
Yes I'm curious too as I have the game running on an ancient laptop 😅
Why not?@@meikahidenori
Which DLCs are essential in your opinion? I already have the arctic pack and I'm planning on picking up a few more.
Frankly the Europe one. I am so still blown away by all the pieces. And all the animals are very well done too!
After that I´d say the Aquatic pack.
@@RudiRennkamel All right I'll be sure to pick those up, thanks for the suggestions!
😂 the joke about apple is soo good. it made me subscribe
These tips really help
Good to hear :)
ive had this game since launch......and i never noticed until right now, that i can lower my grid size.....damn it XD
great tips
you are welcome!
I'm kinda interested in the details of the zoo design. It makes me want to keep playing the game, but the game framerate gets worse after it finishes. despite the that it is set to low setting
I can't get the pathing tool to work for me at all.
oh my god. how did i never know you could lower the grid size
Are the moss base game? I cant seem to find them even though I filter through all of the DLCs. When I search for decal I can only see 5 decals from a DLC I dont have
no its europe DLC :)
@@RudiRennkamel Wow that was a fast answer! It's a good thing it's summer sale! :D Thanks!
@@RudiRennkamel Weird, I bought the DLC, and I get some items from the pack. But still cant find the moss. I can only see 6 items that are from the Wetlands Animal Pack (That I dont have.) when I search for 'decal' under construction->All Items with no filters. And nothing when I search for moss. God this is annoying hahahah
@@RudiRennkamel Oh lord. I probably have to research them.. Never mind! Thanks for a great tutorial! :)
I don’t understand how people do roofs.
Very useful tips! Chapters for the topics are off btw
Ouh. Dang. Yeah I'll fix them later
The blueprint is amazing. I can’t even compare work to those who made it on workshop. But yeah, I keep learning new things from time to time. Very inspiring.
I’m really enjoying exploring how to build things in this game, even though I’m not that great at it tbh lol.
I know this is late, but... we were all beginners at building in this game at some point, including Rudi. PZ really rewards the slow, get-good style grind; stick with it and eventually you'll be producing things that make you go back to them over and over and think, "I am genuinely proud of how good that looks".
Zoo skyscraper!!
Habitats, landscaping and nature scenes, absolutely fine. A small 4X4 building...useless.
Why are you doing it on PC? The description says console? confused.com
That is not right... The big Zoo in denmark dosnt has things on the road.. but anyway awesome video
Imma console player who build like I do in Jurassic World
So let's see if I'd count es expert 🤔
You do.
First
I found building so hard to understand
Bist Deutsch, oder?
Does he have a virus on his computer
Why would I ?
I hate that this game is so not beginner-friendly