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[XM] Looper At Gulpee Waters

Welcome to a family fun center located at Gulpee Waters with food, drink, information, and restroom (2) stalls that are located all the way around the coaster boundaries that contains a nice family roller coaster, along with a Venetian Carousel. Park music surrounding the entire area puts the guest in a festive mood. Gulpee Waters has 4 different waterfalls with a running waterfall creek (that the coaster follows) on the back side located near the Carousel. Cross the coaster bridges to get to and from the family Venetian Carousel and get a wild view as the Looper flyes by underneath and over the bridges.

The Looper is a family roller coaster with plenty of loops, figure eights, and turns without the nausea effect of inversions, making this a more 'family coaster'. The Looper is a great ride as it works its way in and out of caves, along many of the waterfalls and creeks while running under and over the path and queue bridges. Coaster contains 11 triggers for special water splashes and water effects. Contains beautiful night lighting with different colors and great visualizations. Coaster also has triggered music effects. The coaster building is attached to an watermill house. (I left the entrance and exits of the Looper coaster open for you to design them queue anyway you would like).

There are path covers to be used as path guides to easily make the path around the center. For best results, start the path at the exit to the Carousel and work across the bridge from there using 4m wide path. You can easily follow the guides from there to create your path down the stairs on the back side and down the stairs to the front side. The left side bridge is used for the entrance queue to the Carousel and was made to use 4m wide queue across bridge. The right side bridge is used as a path walkway bridge to get from the front side to the back side and visa-versa.

Once you have layed all the path and queue, you can simply delete the path guide around the front and side as it is one piece. All the stairway path guide covers are attached to a single block making each stairway cover a single blueprint that can be deleted by clicking on each stairway case. Do not delete the bridge path covers as the bridge is one piece and was not made to be deleted.

There is a small green building piece at the front right to use a proper ground level marker (seen in screenshot 7) where the top of the piece should be level with the ground but at the same time, have the path guide showing above the ground on the front and side of the centerpiece. Coaster collision must be turned off in your settings for this piece to work. If the back waterfall pond shows green ground through the water, simply use your terrain tool to push the ground down below the water spouts as seen in the last 2 pictures.