Parkitect Campaign (Part 2) - Chanute Airfield - Planes & Coasters

[@MarcelVos]

Thanks for the shoutout!

[@morgastic23]

You two are both some of my favorite channels, I got so hype when he gave you a shout-out!

[@alexritchie4586]

Both excellent creators 😃 Kudos!

[@yertlenest]

Play Parkitect!

[@quinlanroche342]

I'm so happy you guys are aware of each other! I feel like both of you have a great educational style to your videos and both your voices are very pleasant to listen to.

[@BenvolioZF]

I'd love to see how you do on Parkitecht's campaign!

[@Boofski]

16:50 pretty sure that the pavilion you placed actually fixed your issue there

[@goopysnoopy]

Not sure how to put this, but I really like how far the graphics have come from the early builds with this game (especially with regard to the robust scenery editor). There's something about it that has a really strong sense of a real park, more than what I think even the original RCTs were capable of, at least with a similar amount of effort.

[@Tehstroyer]

I like all that mixing of path styles. I can't break away from the "1-width, single style" thinking myself and it really adds here. Plus the overall compactness while still having a decent amount of scenery. Definitely waiting for more Parkitect vids.

[@Austin_]

My favorite series atm

[@teutilla7247]

6:19 "Because this is such a recent conversion from an Air Four- a or airfield force Air Force field base thing *chuckles* into a theme park..." That was really cute :D

[@MikeJeavons]

I really can’t get into playing Parkitect but love watching these vids 👍🏻

[@Silvarret]

Never thought I'd find you here of all people, but thank you!

[@Silvarret]

Oh maybe I should add, not to be rude, love your stuff!

[@MikeJeavons]

Thanks! Been watching/subbed for a while now! I’m an enthusiast but nobody watches when I do theme park content haha

[@signofmars]

Really enjoying this series Silv! You have a fantastic sense of composition both for coaster layouts and each park as a whole, which I think I’ve been craving after some of the other series here on YT. Also cool to hear little nuggets of insight about your work on the scenarios. Can’t wait for the next episode!

[@stuchly1]

The visual style of this game has really grown on me. I like the simplicity of it. I was sort of sceptical at first, but seeing that it really doesn't impede creativity and how modular the buildings are, it turns out it's more than serviceable. Thumbs up for that to the creators! Credit where credit is due, and it also helps to make it stand out against planet coaster as its own thing, which I think is very important as well.

[@romdom9406]

I don’t even own this game but your informative yet entertaining commentary and design sense paired with an amazing flair for creativity WHILE adhering to real life park architecture is breathtaking to behold! Im literally binging every episode. Sorry, i got excited...

[@grantwingo1685]

I grew up in a town about 10 miles from chanute airfield so when I saw the name of this level I was really hoping it would be based on the real airfield! Love the series, great work!

[@EhrenRunde_]

I really love that you're playing Parkitect! I'm hooked on the game once again since the campaign mode is out. I play it for days now. So happy to see how you're designing these scenarios, thanks for sharing!

[@cheesechampion6370]

please make more vids of this it my favorite series

[@GewoonMaartenHD]

Every day

[@s.m.2523]

I jsut found this let's play and I must say I am amazed by your talent. I have to say, for this map, I'd like to thanks whoever made the bomber plane and fighter plane from mostly basic shapes props blueprints in the workshop, helped alot with theming here. Also on thing I though fun personnaly on this map, was to go very vertical near the entrance with this map, so for example, the plane carousel was up in the air with clouds made from sphere as decoration, while a more intense ride was themed as 'repair hangar' under and a coaster passed around and wrapped around the control tower. (I don't know if a reall theme park would ever do something like that for obvious architectural and safety reasons but it was neat) I do really wish you could theme of some roller coaster cars like the wild mouse cars, though, like make them look like little planes or things like that. It would add so much to the theming aspect.

[@ParkPR0DUCTI0NS]

Me when I first saw this map: how the hell can you make a park from that? Me after watching the video: well shit.

[@Lake_Filter]

Wow, the time-lapses are very delightful. I love this series!

[@JustinKrux]

if you use a doorway wall, its the same as using the fence, (in the fact that it blocks guest view and removes the negative effect) so i use a doorway wall and color it the same as the fence to make like a fence doorway, works nicely.

[@Silvarret]

Thanks! Will try that. Also I just remembered how long you've been commenting on my videos, awesome :')

[@JustinKrux]

​@@Silvarret well thank you for making great stuff i get to comment on, always enjoy listening to you ramble about coasters and park design while watching you piece together amazing things.

[@erikpiussi2960]

Great episode again! Can't wait for the next one. :-) One thing though.. The pavilion got your decoration rating to green a few seconds after you placed it ;-)

[@Silvarret]

Oops! Thanks, that's good to know!

[@KingRCT3]

Yay, another charming park! I noticed something you could improve in your park layouts tho. You tend to place queue entrances at the back of your rides, and that's a drawback from guests perspective. Guests will came across the exit first and struggle to find the entrance which is frustrating, you want the opposite to happen. Like I noticed that at Disney: you can clearly vizualise where the entrances of the rides are and how they look like... But try to remember where the exits are - it's not as simple!

[@AstroTron]

I'm really liking this new series. Keep it up.

[@rene7975]

Totally different style of building then I generally do in Parkitect, but love your video's! Great stuff!

[@Bornahorse]

I love this series! I absolutely adore watching you play Planet Coaster but I know that I never can play it to that caliber. Watching you play Parkitect makes me feel like "hey, I could do something like that!" and actually be able to do it because it's a simpler park builder medium but can still have amazing things done in it. I might be biased cause I loved RCT1 and 2 over RCT3 but eh. Keep up the fabulous work!

[@NerdySatyr]

What a really cool idea for a park! You did great at keeping to the themeing too which was appreciated, love that you still take the time to do that. Great vid! Can't wait for next!

[@MrMatiashink]

really like this series. a bit of timelapse and a bit of realtime works just fine

[@widepond28]

Oh my god. What a beautiful park. I love it

[@alexritchie4586]

Yeah, it is a windsock! English loves its weird portmanteaux 😛

[@Saltine3022]

Doorways and building entryways in general do a lot to block staff path connections and improve scenery rating. You can find ones that fit the wooden fence look well, too. Ultimately though, underground paths are fantastic and generally really optimal, because of the 2-unit steep pieces they're very easy to hide, and underground pieces close to the surface only cost 120% of staff paths' base price. Underground is especially helpful for large and compact parks where snaking paths to the center and covering them with scenery ends up being more expensive than building them underground.

[@Merlin5342]

For backstage areas, you should know, the path is not negative for the place it connects to. The problem was the Personal Room, that was visible for Guests. so just maybe not use the shortes way there and use a bit more space for the connection, so you can build a fence that hide everything

[@MilitantM0m]

For me, The Ferris wheel seems to cause long lines and trap guests for long periods of time so I always make the queue lines very short.

[@elivernagus8461]

I don’t have a problem with wild mouse coasters. The one at knotts berry farm is painful and so is the one at Carowinds but Michigan adventure has a great wild mouse!

[@PolyRocketMatt]

I love this serie! So relaxing... Also it's just a gift to watch you build, awesome job!

[@nhatdang2278]

Wow, I've been waiting for your new video of Parkitect series. Keep it up!

[@jochemmecking3534]

So happy to see this series back so quickly!

[@capitalthrills]

Binging the series again, love thid do much

[@TreeBurgers]

This is awesome, your building skills are SO good man! Keep it up :-)

[@bradwavemb]

I'm enjoying this this series so much! It's... neat! I think that's the perfect word to describe it!

[@paulnl3773]

Love your decorating. Really inspiring! Keep up the good work!

[@dudamesh9541]

I have to ask, Are you an actual park designer IRL? Are you an Architect? a Designer? or some other job related to Theme Parks? Very curious about this one because I've been following alot of your content now and everything you make is so beautiful and the attention to detail is spot on

[@dorianviktora2064]

More parkitect videos i love this :0

[@martijnclaessens2656]

Man I love these series, definitely gonna buy this game when I need a break from planet coaster! As always great work keep it up

[@timverlegh8366]

I like these video's a lot man, keep it up 🇳🇱

[@codysewell5051]

Pretty neat park! I mostly play RCT3, but have been looking at Parkitect a little. Well done as usual!

[@daanvg2739]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR PLAYING THIS GAME AGAIN

[@ijangumpet]

3:14 that very first guess that give you your very first dollar, just sit there waiting patiently xD

[@yurikz9]

you mentioned Marcel!!!! his channel is amazing

[@ViruX93]

Wow I'm really impressed. Makes so much fun to watch :)

[@deloron8813]

It's also ''Hangar'' (like you said first) in german.

[@fmJack847]

It might be an idea to let the roller coaster dive along the runway and build some spectating seats for the audiences! Anyway love your video! As usual high quality and creativity.

[@darkcymruchannel5683]

silvaret you are a proper legend

[@Manking1337]

really good and relaxing video! thumbs up!

[@TaliyahMC]

I don't feel like an apology for "mispronunciation" is ever indicated. Your English is very understandable, and if people complain they are crazy....I know native English speakers that can't pronounce a lot of words correctly. Love this series! Keep it up!

[@corican]

Really love these videos. Looking forward to the next one. It would be awesome if you uploaded your coaster blueprints to the Steam Workshop (if you play on Steam), I'm sure a bunch of people would love to put them in their parks.

[@Pico_444]

Very good episode. Your parks always end up so nice

[@turntqble]

Man you are a legend at this game.

[@TheBigChinaGamer]

Really enjoying this series!

[@l00klikea]

I bought the game aswell after watching your last video. Funny thing about this Scenario is i put the food court at the exact same place but extended the Airport building, which only kind of worked out as i had a hard time making it look nice. I even placed the Ariplane Carousel at the same place! but other than that your park looks so much better than mine. Holy you have got some talent!

[@Exodon2020]

Played this one for a little longer and managed to get up to 2,000 visitors at once. Turned the Taxiway into a large Boulevard and lined up most Rides along the Runway. Then bought some additional land for Coasters and a Splash Ride.

[@KuraIthys]

Yes. That is indeed a windsock. I've tried to learn how to read them, since I'm a student pilot, but I don't think I'm very good at it. XD You're supposed to use it to judge wind direction and speed, both from the ground, and from the air. Typically you'd do a flyover of the airfield at about 3000 feet (roughly 900 metres) before joining the circuit. The windsock is one of the things you're looking for when you do that. Of course, if you have access to a weather report of some kind, especially the automated radio broadcast from the airport itself (if it has one) you'll probably use that in preference to checking for the windsock... The basic idea is that the sock points in the direction the wind is blowing, and each stripe on the sock is equivalent to a certain windspeed. (I forget what the demarcations actually are) so if one stripe is upright, but the rest are hanging down, then there's a low windspeed, while if all of the stripes are parallel to the ground you have a very high windspeed. Typically you want to do landings and takeoffs into the wind, so you pick the runway and direction that is closest to the line the windsock makes. (fly the opposite direction that the windsock is pointing, since it points with the direction of the wind, and you want to fly against the direction of the wind.) Obviously the runway may not line up exactly with the wind direction, but you still try and choose the closest match, if you have multiple runways available...

[@LuisRdzG10]

I just bought Parkitect!! I love it

[@TripleTSingt]

Seeing what you did I realize I have a long way to go with theming in Parkitect.

[@thecoasterspecialist5667]

These parkitect videos are awesome! Keep them up!

[@על-מה]

Thanks for these great videos, they give me allot of inspiration :)

[@brawndoelecrolytes941]

You can use gates to cover up backstage entrances as well. Guests can't see behind them but staff will walk right through them.

[@texasgamer7219]

Thanks for shouting out marcel!

[@benja_1811]

You deserve a lot more attention

[@JReaLBiz86]

16:47 when you dropped down the pavilion, the decoration rating for that area actually jumped up substantially. It just remained red on the staff side of the path, but I think those paths stay that color by default. Idk, I don't think it negatively effects anything, especially since your staff does have to get through the park to deliver cargo.

[@flash31939]

You had it right, it is called a “Wind Sock”. It’s sole purpose is to show the direction and strength of gales around the runway to assist with takeoff and landing.

[@Listoric]

It really looks fun.

[@o_fubar_o7663]

loving the vids. i would say youre the reason i bought this game. just wondering if you use any mods and which ones. i did notice at 4:57 you put the hanger supports inside the walls then put another wall infront of the supports. your buildings are amazing and would you consider making a building tutorial vid up?

[@IdaAreIda]

Really liking this new series!

[@noahbrennan8174]

The glass rooves look nice but they'd be a pain to stand under in the summer

[@Willow2701]

You and your building skills! You deserve more subs!

[@claytonroguia]

Parkitect is so cute...reminds me the good and old RCT 1

[@MRetoastet]

I got really inspired by this video, launched the game, tried to build something like a hangar for 3 hours, realized that it's all really not hangar-like and gave up. I have to sleep over this and get some reference pictures tomorrow. I'm missing some pieces in the game. There should be more slopes and corner pieces and more half-versions of everything. The houses right now get either really big or they're too small for the thing I want to hide / enclose.

[@Crogatho]

An airplane storage thing is also called a hangar, Silvarret

[@BizarrelyOdd]

Great stuff man!! By far one of my favourite channels right now! Any chances to get an episode later tonight or tomorrow? :D I really want to see you build more cool stuff!!

[@DaveTheTrain]

Hey Silv. The entrance and exit system is what I was about to reccomend before you did it. I also stick a block brake between them and maybe two block brakes coming up to the station

[@tylergore4069]

Love this series, keep it up!!!!

[@jurrienplijter]

Windsock it is Silvarret! Leuk dat je weer bezig bent met Parkitect!

[@aptro7855]

I love so much those videos 😍

[@KlabauterManiac]

I expected more decoration on the mouse coaster. `Those things often come with a huge theme which makes them awesome. Like in Walibi Holland you had this cowboy theme iirc.

[@-_-O]

That's pretty much the exact track layout of the Rattlesnake at Chessington World of Adventures. Why were the Smiler operators overriding the block brakes?

[@HPD1171]

man an LIM launched coaster would have been perfect for that park. it could have accelerated down the runway and mad a few inversions back and forth with a few twists.

[@CreepyFriends]

Can’t wait for the next episode

[@filipburlacu4433]

By splitting your station with a block brake you can just about double peak throughput. It was hard to tell from the video, but I think your wild mouse had fast enough block sections to fully benefit.

[@pipona80]

more parkitect!

[@jceess]

It is called a windsock, you were right

[@FreakAboutSims3]

You have to have a launch coaster (think Superman Magic Mountain) for this park. It's just begging for it.

[@hiddep.5403]

Btw, the Junior coaster is based on the Zierer Tivoli coaster and not the Vekoma Rollerskater, the track and trains are a bit different. Nice video!

[@Silvarret]

D'oh good point. I'll correct myself next time. That said - I suspect it's more like a Zierer ESC coaster, one of the new models with round rails.

[@HPD1171]

16:50 Why did you not like the pavilion? did you just not like the look of it because it actually fits in with your theme very well if you put a couple of walls on the sides and added some scenery elements on top

[@GunRunner106]

i rly hate wild mouse rides, im already bad with heights - on normal coaster this is no problem, but with ones where the whole flair is tiny 90° and 180° turns and that at super high up and breakneck speed + super bumpy and brutal and catastrophically close to the tracks and all that.... yeah, not fun usual... :P

[@dmechanicodude3960]

Used to live over by there. Shame how it’s just gone down hill after the Air Force left

[@robertzsebehazy1041]

You're right it's a windsock found at airports

[@adamwickett8982]

The white and orange thing you called a wind sock at the beginning is in fact called a wind sock

[@mr.whiteeye5424]

Could you continue your Planet Coaster College series!!!!! Maybe more tips for building and the best park layouts!!

[@nalupalu]

watching this makes me want to get Parkitect even more than I already want to, but I'm really on the fence about it. I normally get these games (Roller coaster Tycoon kinda games)and play them for about 10 hours then stop, but the campaign and game in general looks different and more fun than anything I've played before. Thoughts anyone?

[@nalupalu]

okay he liked my comment, I'm buying the game now

[@thearotube4097]

love it 😊

[@RockstarAC]

Wind sock is correct, kind sir!

[@Paul_Klimb]

Hey Silvarret, Its a shot in the dark, but I was wondering if you know any french youtube channels that do similar things to you? thanks!

[@Silvarret]

Hmm no, sorry! Although if you find anything I'd be interested too, I need to learn French.

[@parkerromanek9997]

(X) doubt I live in Illinois it should be about 30 degrees Fahrenheit there for about half the year and you might get 1 or 2 nice months