Designing Coasters
Building coasters with and without mods
The Parkitect coaster builder provides a powerful tool for players to shape their rollercoasters. Building rollercoasters is easy to learn, but hard to master.Â
In Parkitect, coasters look great when you first lay them down, but there's so much more you can do to make your coasters look amazing - both in terms of construction and decorating. Follow the guides below to discover so many great building tips.
Thank you to Silvarret, CoasterB & AstroTron for making the tutorials.
Video Tutorials
Complete rollercoaster tutorial
Created by: Silvarret
Learn how to create realistic coasters in Parkitect! Includes tips, tricks, do's and don'ts for all generic rollercoasters!
Building Triple Launch Coasters
Created by: CoasterB
The triple launch coaster is a special type of coaster. Learn how to create one here. Need more challenge? Try creating one with save file editing! (Tutorial found on this page)
Building Boomerang Coasters
Created by: CoasterB
Learn how to create boomerang coasters in Parkitect.
Custom supporting roller coasters
Created by: CoasterB
Learn how to create realistic supports for your rollercoasters.
Custom lifthill for roller coasters
Created by: CoasterB
This tutorial explains how to create realistic lifthills using mods.
Overview of of common roller coaster elements
Created by: AstroTron
Overview of rollercoaster elements commonly found in real life.
Building fake transfer tracks
Created by: AstroTron
Learn how to create (fake) transfer tracks for your coasters.
Building custom rollercoaster stations
Created by: AstroTron
Scenery tutorial for coaster stations.
Building roller coasters with Track Edit 2
Created by: Wauwter
Learn how to create precise coasters with Track Edit 2. The Track Edit 2 mod enables players to use a spine editor in Parkitect, but does come with its quirks.Â
Track_Edit_Tutorial_Nov_22.pdf