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A01 - Gulpee Coaster

For the Gulpee Coaster, I did focus on the area name "Land of the Forgotten" and how Gulpee would fit into it. With Gulpee beeing technically a T-Rex, it made sense to me to create an excavation site with a skeleton of a huge gulpee.

Enjoy the ride!

P. S.: Thanks to Kayara for beta testing. I also added two small buildings, which are inspired by Tauroskhan's blueprint (my neighbour plot), to match the nearby houses.




If the description is not clear right away, you can check out the video which shows all of the steps to be done.

Also please delete the default coaster and purple basic shapes first.


Before placing down the actual coaster blueprint, please subscribe to the following blueprint at first:
https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3106297536

You have to place this green volume piece first and align with the red placement cube as usual. Then, use the terraforming tools and dig a flat hole in the volume of that basic shape piece. It doesn't have to be exact, as long as the outer borders are rather vertical without slopes. Also the lowest point of the lowered terrain should be below the green volumce piece everywhere!

When the terrain looks roughly as in the screenshot, you can delete this blueprint.

(you can ignore the purple volume tubes)



After lowering a part of the terrain and creating a "flat hole", place the coaster blueprint as usual in alignment with the red placement cube. Try to be as exact as possible. The coaster station should be inside the formed hole.

Don't be afraid of the colorful poles and basic shapes for the path. It's fairly simple to set up. Small legend:

- Follow yellow arrows for ideal path creation direction
- At each start or end there are signs with small instructions what to do (next)

- Blue pole: Start path here (e. g. pole A or B)
- Magenta pole: End path here (e. g. pole A.1 or B)
- Green pole: Only connect paths when both end poles were created

- Squares: Single path tile
- Green Blob: connect paths off grid, when end paths (magenta) are created

(all grid path edges are not rounded!)

- Go to pole A and start the path by connecting it with the main path
- Use grid and add one grid tile. Transform it to stairs
- Follow squares as shown (all on the grid)
- End path at A.1 and A.2 as stairs, still on grid

- Go to pole B at the coaster exit and go up each tile (on grid)
- Go one tile towards the end of path A

- Connect A & B off grid

- Go to pole C at the coaster entrance and start a queue tile as stairs upwards
- Folow squares as shown (all on the grid)
- At the end pole of C, add one more square on the grid and lower it to hit the ground

- Now you can either go to pole D and start freeform queue path until you find the end of path C
- Or continue directly from the previous step of C the queue as freefrom path on the ground, but backwards towards the main path at the entrance with the gulpee coaster logo


- Add two outlooks (small grey poles) for guests on the big terrace (magenta colored balls indicate positions)

- Finally, delete the instructions group with all squares and poles
- Delete the red placement cube

After everything's set up, all what's left is the tunnel of the coaster, which leads back to the coaster station. Just take the terraforming tool and remove the terrain inside of the mountain along the coaster. This is very simple and obvious to do.

The entire blueprint should now cover the ugly terraformed ground.


The coaster was created using mods. The lifthill is steeper than usual and one section is trackless/invisible. The blueprint and coaster were tested on a computer without mods being installed and works correctly.