GCI Wooden Coaster | Realistic Planet Coaster Park: ChachoLandia #7
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Well, you love your realistic Planet Coaster parks, so let's do another one. Welcome to ChachoLandia: A cross between Cedar Point, Thorpe Park, Dorney Park, Carowinds and Energylandia. Opened by Cedar Fair in the UK in 2015, we are building with a bigger budget!
This week, we add yet another coaster to the park (yes, we are running out of coasters to build!) - This time a GCI wooden Coaster similar to WickerMan, Invadr and Mystic Timbers.
Using realism I’ve learnt from my experience of working for a real-life theme park company and over 4000 hours of Planet Coaster play time. Using true-to-life principles, we walk through each stage of the build reasons why things are built in a certain way- as well as some top tips on how these were achieved too by pulling them apart for you to see. As the project progresses, I’ll release the park for you to enjoy, so please make sure you Subscribe to stay in touch!
What if Cedar Fair opened a park in the UK? Would it look like Alton Towers? Thorpe Park? Or would it take on the form of more American parks like Cedar Point? Canada's Wonderland? Or would it be more themed like DollyWood, Legoland, Busch Gardens or SeaWorld? Oh, and don't forget Six Flags too! What about China? I hear Flying Kiss theme park in China is a good one too! Well, one thing is for sure, realistic Planet Coaster parks don't come much more realistic than this and let's be honest, other Planet Coaster Let's Play or Planet Coaster gameplay videos won't give you the real reasons why things are as they are. Where do you place rides, rollercoasters, shops, paths, plazas, car parks, entrance areas, tickets, turnstiles, maintenance sheds and so on? I'll tell you where as we up the Planet Coaster Realism game! This is more than just a Planet Coaster Tutorial; this is a Planet Coaster best park ever!' Just so you know, my realistic series uses Planet Coaster Sandbox. It's time to get Planet Coaster real! Episodes with rollercoasters also have rollercoaster povs too. Don't worry if you're stuck for Planet Coaster Entrance Ideas - this episode will sort you out. This is how to start a park. AND if you like the build styles of Themepark worldwide, bro nation, silvarret, maskedbandit, mike sheet, deladysigner and rudi rudikmental then you might just like this! We have very similar planet coaster building style. I wish I'd get noticed by Mr Beast haha
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I can’t wait for the future of this park and series, it may not be said enough but we truly do thank you for all the hard work you do in the planet coaster community.
You're most welcome!! And this series doesn't have long left in it.. I don't want to drag it out like I did with Raygate Lake.. :)
@@Nerdchacho don’t worry about drawing it out. while i did think raygate lake was slightly too long, but i’ve loved this series so far. if you feel something deserves to be done for an episode, do it. we won’t mind a long series!
Another great video as always!
amazing
I honestly learn sooo much from your vids, thank you!
That seems to be my USP... would be rude to not carry it on, right? :D
The whole area looks SO good! Very impressive!
And as always very educational. I've been wondering for years why some wooden coasters have extra wooden beams ontop of the track (fully "enclosed" or those two strips). Now I finally know why :)
They do also double up as structural support of course.. But yes, it is to aid track walking :D
Great to see you've gotten better, and very well done on the Western area! Tombstone in particular looks gorgeous with the custom supports, layout and station building; and I really love how you paid homage to the "Boot Hill Cemetery" idea with the sign and surrounding theme!
Glad that you liked it! It was too late to do the church idea - the station was already built :( But I loved the back story you gave your idea, so it seemed only right to bring as much of that into it as I could... so thanks for the suggestion!
Fantastic work as always. Glad you are feeling better post vaccine. I’m always super impressed by the vistas and sight lines that you create and this was no exception. I swear you should be teaching some real theme parks how it’s supposed to work!
It's funny you say that........ some-one at worked asked about the possibility of me laying out something in Planco that would end up in real life the other day, but I'm not allowed to use my own PC to do it.... That's all I can say on the matter...
@@Nerdchacho oh wow! That’s pretty amazing actually and a cool opportunity. Hope it works out. I was always more interested (and wanted a career in) the theming/storytelling aspect of theme park design rather than the rides themselves which is why I think I enjoy your work so much. Everything is very consistently considered in terms of the style, the placement, the sight lines etc. You always tell the ‘story’ really well whilst also being so realistic about what a theme park would actually do. That’s a very fine balance that not many can achieve.
Funnily enough I was thinking you haven’t done a GCI yet & one would work perfectly in this park. I can’t wait, GCIs can be difficult to create a good layout so it’s good to see how you do them
GCI's are actually relatively easy if you understand how to do Mack coasters. They share a very similar shaping profile - low to the ground, highly banked, swoopy turns, lots of quick airtime hills...
Glad you’re feeling better. Great job on the GCI and western theming.
Thanks!! Roll on next week, right? :)
Love this such a good vibe in this area lovely coaster sometimes I good old woodie is what a park need and you nailed it as always
Woodies defo round off parks, don't they? It is the coaster type that no-one realises was missing until the park installs one...
The details on this are incredible! Great job. I need to start thinking about adding ADA access to my current project like you did with the elevator. Also random thought but have you ever considered adding area drains, catch basins, and manholes to the pathways for storm, sewer, and other utilities? Maybe I’m digging too much into the details and this is not needed lol 😅
ADA is such a minefield here in the UK.. We have a principle of "every attraction should be accessible to every guest, even if it is not practical"... But.. Allowing wheelchair access on inverted coasters is next to impossible because of the ride design etc. Then there are sub-laws about partial mobility and how many steps should be in a stairway and that you should either have a refuge point or the preferred refuge and minimum 30 degree turn every 16 steps (to stop people who fall down the stairs continuing to fall, so that the most they should ever fall is 16 steps). It goes into so much more depth than this.. Our PlanCo parks are literal death-traps when compared to UK rules! :D
Siiiccck went on ‘Troy’ in Toverland today so had my realism, for gci’s checked out already!
Troy looks awesome!! How was it riding?
@@Nerdchacho real fast, it was sunny and hot all day fantasstic!
Yay a woodie
I'm sure there are many, many double-entendres to be had here... :D
@@Nerdchacho 😂
This is really good! I love the ride facts portion in the middle because becoming a coaster engineer or designer is a dream career for me
Ahh awesome!! In that case, head down a path that takes you through physics and engineering.... They're the best vocations to get into that... :)
Quite a shallow drop but still incredible!
Family friendly GCIs don't have drops steeper than 45 - 50 degrees.....
@@Nerdchacho true cheers for replying. You and Moomin are my 2 favourite planet coaster builders for realism.
@@alfiejack3172 I love Moomin! Little Rock Ridge is coming together so well.. I'm loving his series!
You should add a show to this area, in you didnt plan one already for the pirate area. That would fit well.
Probably not the Western area as we have a show area right next door... but I will be adding at least one other show area some-where.. just not sure where yet.. :)
hey im a bit late, but you forgot to mention that the anti rollback system also causes the iconic clicking sound when going up the lift hill
And the banging that makes you think you're going to die! :D
bruh, this is so hardcore!
Very cool area, glad you are feeling better! Vaccine knocked me out a couple of days as well.
Would it be possible to post the stats of the ride that the game gives out (Excitement, nausea etc.)? Be interested to see how the game is ranking a realistic roller coaster.
When I build (in my opinion) realistic rides, the game often under- or overvalues the stats, which make it seem like a bad build.
Of course, I'll add it into the Extras Episode. You're right. The game is very much skewed in favour of air-time and doesn't recognise that sitting on the break-run at the end of a circuit means that the ride is over and should stop calculating.. it continues from station start to stop..
This is insane! What scenery pieces did you use for the queue of the Screamin Swing?
It is a wooden panel fence that you can find on the Workshop as a TMTK. I can't recall the name of it off hand, I'll have a look when I'm back in game...
Another great episode mate, do you have a template you use for track piece length for each coaster you build? Eg 4m for certain coasters and 6m for other types of coasters?
Thanks!!! I sorta do.. most sit-downs are usually 4m... inverts are 5m and depending on height the hypers and gigas are usually either 6, 8 or 10m... but all using the "4m method"
@@Nerdchacho thanks mate, you’ve really helped me with my coaster building
Who else likes to predict what is going to be on the previously section?
That's half the fun.... right? :D
Quick question, what roof tiles do you use to make your big plazas like under the flying coaster
For the Flying Coaster, that is the brick flat roof that comes with the Vintage pack, coloured to be yellow brick :)
@@Nerdchacho cool thanks
Can you send the workshop link for those bins they look really useful
Which ones? The wooden ones are in-game and the yello / orange one is also in Raygate Lake if you have that file? :)
@@Nerdchacho the orange and yellow ones I don’t have raygate lake
Does anyone know the name of those ride operator animatronics that Chacho used in the station?
I think you can find them by searching for "Staff Animatronic" on the Workshop... They're TMTK :)
@@Nerdchacho ty! Great episode once again and I’m glad you feel better after the vaccine :D
Is there any way you could tell me any info on SW9 or thorpes new coaster😂😭
None at all. Sorry, I am literally banned from doing so.
@@Nerdchacho That’s understandable
Alternate title: Plagiarism returns!
:o
I am shooketh.
I'd be offended if it weren't true lol
@@Nerdchacho lol