Blueprints - Planet Coaster 2

Build your dream theme park with ease by quickly creating and placing Blueprints

For both new and returning Park Managers, Blueprints are key to creating a fantastic, fully developed theme park quickly and easily.

In this guide we’ll look at how you can use Blueprints around your theme park, including how to create and edit Blueprints. We will also cover how to upload and download your creations in the Frontier Workshop.

What are Blueprints in Planet Coaster 2?

Put simply, Blueprints are a collection of objects or scenery items. Blueprints can be an arrangement of flowers, a row of shops, or even a giant coaster... or all those things saved together. You can even create Blueprints of paths and pools!

There’s a selection of beautiful pre-set default blueprints available in Planet Coaster 2 to give you an easier time building the theme park of your dreams right out of the box. You can also save your own Blueprints of creations that you might want to re-use, or share them with other park managers in the Frontier Workshop.

Did You Know?

You can share your whole sandbox park! From My Parks, select a park with the sandbox icon, then select Upload to Frontier Workshop and select Upload as New to give a title and description for your park.

Default Blueprints

Planet Coaster 2 has loads of default Blueprints to choose from to get your perfect theme park up and running in no time!

Each Theme brings a wide selection of blueprints to browse, offering quick out of the box options for building your park, from resort shops with a beach vibe to a classical Mythology themed teacup ride. Blueprints can be found in the Browser, with oodles of filters and a search function to make finding the right Blueprint a breeze.

Whether it's coasters and rides or pools and shops, Blueprints can all be edited and adjusted to fit your vision for your park.

How to Edit a Blueprint

Whether you’re building your own creations or modifying Blueprints to fit your park’s vision, tweaking and tinkering with the design is simple.

Select the Blueprint within your park which you want to edit.
With the Blueprint highlighted press the Edit button (the name of this button will change depending on your selection) .
Once you are editing the scenery group, you can select individual elements of a structure, adjusting the height, angle and even colours!
Once you are finished editing, press done.

How to Create a Blueprint

You can turn almost anything into a blueprint!

Place, adjust and edit any scenery piece, pathing, rides, pools or buildings you want as part of the Blueprint until you’re happy.
Highlight everything you want to include by using the Multi Select tool and confirm your selection.
Select the Save As Blueprint button at the bottom right of the InfoPanel.
To create a new Blueprint, you will need to name it, give it a description and choose its browser location. It will also display an in-game price.
You’ve created a blueprint! This can now be used over and over again in your park with ease.

Did You Know?

You can use paths and scenery to create a variety of crossroads, plazas, and intersections - these make great Blueprints!

Blueprints in the Frontier Workshop

It's always great to share your creations with the world, or to download amazing works by other Park Managers!

You’ll need a Frontier Workshop account to access the online features of Blueprints. You can make a profile in-game by navigating to the Workshop menu, or by signing up online. Once you’re signed up, you will be able to browse other Park Manager’s creations!

To share a creation, you'll need to make it into a Blueprint. You can upload the Blueprint to the Workshop to allow other park managers to enjoy your work.

How To Upload a Blueprint

Share your fantastic creations with other Park Managers by uploading them to the Frontier Workshop.

Navigate to the My Workshop section of the Frontier Workshop.
Select Upload a Creation and choose the blueprint you want to upload.
Name your blueprint and enter a description.
- You can also choose to make your blueprint private or public.
Now you’re ready to Upload your blueprint! Once done, you can find it in the ‘My Uploads’ section of your workshop.

Did You Know?

If you find a creator with many creations that you like, consider following them so that you can easily see all of their updates in the New From Followed Creators section.

How To Download a Blueprint

You can search the Frontier Workshop via a variety of filters, including theme and even certain coaster types.

If you’re searching for a specific blueprint, you can enter the sharecode found online or in the in-game Workshop.

Find the blueprint you want to download in the Frontier Workshop, in-game or online.
Select Subscribe and the blueprint will start to download.
- If you run out of diskspace, you can select Unsubscribe to remove the blueprint.
Now you can add your blueprints to your dream park! When building, filter by source and select Frontier Workshop to view your downloaded blueprints.