How to create custom flumes in Planet Coaster 2

Flumes in Planet Coaster 2 allowing you to make your water parks more exciting and give them the same feel as a Roller Coaster. You can add rapids and curves to allow your guests to dive into the water for a more thrilling experience. These vehicles can help you increase your Park Rating depending largely on the Prestige of a pool.

There are many presets available in the Flume tab, which you can simply install without editing. However, this robs you of the fun you get from making your own Flumes. You will find various customization options in the custom builder, which you can try to create your own beautiful ride.

How to use Flume Builder

To start building your own Custom Flume, Open the Flumes tab and select “Create Custom.” Once you have done this, three model options will be presented to you. Choose Body Flume if you want to make a Flume instead of a slide. You will then see your cursor hold a platform which you can install near the edge of the pool.

If you make a flume in the middle of the pool, make sure it's safe build a path to the platform so you can post your entry there. Otherwise, you will get a “This is your location” message.

Beginning of the Flume

Do two or three scenes next to each other, and then connect Flume Start to one of the platforms. You can choose one of them depending on how you want to do your trip. However, make sure your Flume isn't too overdone when finished and, there you have it Excitement, fear and nausea are well balanced.

• Open Flume Start
• Open Flume Start 1
• Beginning of Flume 1
• Start Flume 2
• Flume Vertical Start

the Closed and Open Flume start working in the same way, and the journey begins in the direction they are facing. However, the Flume Vertical Start will throw your guests in the vertical flume body.

Create your own Flume body

After making the starting point, you can start making the main body of your Flume. There are two options here that can make the trip more exciting and more interesting. You can choose the normal flume body in open or closed form. The transparent flume body will allow guests to see the pool below.

We advise you to avoid the high-speed option as a beginner. Speed ​​can affect fear and nausea values, and they can be more difficult to manage.

• Open Flume

• Closed flume

• High Side Flume Right

• High Side Flume Left

• Transparent Half Pipe

• Transparent pipe

• Half Pipe Speed

• High Speed ​​Enclosed Flume

• High Speed ​​High Side Flume Right

• High Speed ​​High Side Flume Left

Connect to the other side until you finish your Flume. You can be creative here try turning on your body to make your trip exciting.

But be careful when adjusting at a sharper angle, because it can make guests sick. Using the elongate diagram, you can determine the length of body part.

You can also try out custom body presets; however, make sure your pitch is high enough for them.

After creating your body, you can add a Flume End to finish yours Custom Flume. There are different types of endings you can try here. The 'Location' option It's simple allowing you to end up where you want to go.

You need a small distance between the water and your Flume body to place the Runout Lanesbecause these are a bit longer. the The plughole causes guests to walk in a circular spiral before falling into the water, where appropriate increases Excitement.

• Flume End

• Shallow Runout Road

• Deep Runout Road

• Plug Hole Right

• Plug Hole Left

• Right sealed plug hole

• Locked lightning hole left

Don't forget to put an entry at the end of the Flume creation. Even if your Flume is high, making an entry will automatically build the stairs to the Flume Platforms.

How to test your Flume

Now that you've completed your Flume, it's time to test it to determine if it's safe for your guests to use.

You don't want your guests to be scared or sick of Flume; should focus on excitement gets maximum value.

The test will also show the different G-Forces that guests will be exposed to on the trip. the reduce nauseamake sure that reduces lateral G-Forces as much as you can.

Your guests can tolerate Forward and Vertical G-Forces better, so you don't need to reduce them as much.

Change the tab in the menu to move to the test section. Here you can see how the fear, nausea and excitement ratings change as the dummy moves through the Flume. If the fear and nausea get too high, you know it's time to make an adjustment. At the end of the test, you will see your total Flume score at the top of the menu.

How to edit Flume

You can often look for sharper curves or steeper inclines in a few areas of your Flume Body. In this regard, Flume is a good upgrade important if you like reduce nausea and anxiety. This is also your chance to add some tweaks to the system to make the making the guest experience more exciting.

Click on “Edit Flume”. after selecting your Flume to start editing. is select a body part you want to changeyou can click on the arrow icon that appears to make some changes to your Flume. You can also change your Flume body to click on a piece and choose another option on the table.

If you want to make a big change, you need to delete the piece and adjust the rest of your flume body with the new piece you installed.

After successfully testing the Coaster and if you are happy with Fear, Nause, and Thrill, you can open the Coaster to your park guests.

After your Flume is finished, make sure you have a water filtration system nearby, so you can keep it clean and increase your prestige.

How to make a Custom Body Slide

Other types of Flume are a the body jumps, and creating it requires almost the same process as building a body flume, but making a slide is not so difficult.

You will find some models of Body Slides below “Create Custom” menu. There are two types here: the “Body Flume” and “Body Flume Wide.” Both are the same, except the latter is wider.

There is only one two body types for Body Slides, and you can choose the Transparent Slide or Open Flume option. All you need to do to make the body is to place the following parts to make a connected slide.

You can adjust the angle and length using the icons on the sidesame as you did with Flumes. Then, Use Flume Ends to complete your body.

You cannot change its direction; the slides only move in the direction your body is facing.