Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 17 hours ago
The Schwarzkopf looping coaster - only de facto a distinct roller coaster type, but very recognizable thanks to its signature "cone plug" track style - is a true classic within the industry. In-game, you can find it as the S.L.V. coaster from the Magnificent Rides Collection. It's the first coaster in history to have a vertical loop as we know them now, a pioneer in smooth heartline shaping, and a gamechanger as far as travelling coasters go. In this video I''ll show you how you can get build a typical compact Schwarzkopf layout, with its quick transitions, tight helices and characteristic loops. Also, I added a timelapse to show the custom support building process needed to make a believably transportable coaster.
You can find more information about Schwarzkopf here:
schwarzkopf-coaster.net/hauptmenueGF.htm
A small correction: the element is called a vertical 'loop', not a 'looping'. I think saying 'looping' so much as well as the fact that it's called a 'looping' in Dutch made me mix up the two terms, sorry.
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About Planet Coaster College: PCC is a series of video guides in which I cover many aspects of making realistic and creative parks in Planet Coaster. One of my goals with the series is to make a video explaining each of the coaster types avaliable and show you how to build them, but there will also be some videos about elements of theme parks and the game in general, such as buildings and scenery. Overall, the series is directed toward already seasoned players of the games, though I do sprinkle tips that may be useful for beginners too.
The Schwarzkopf looping coaster - only de facto a distinct roller coaster type, but very recognizable thanks to its signature "cone plug" track style - is a true classic within the industry. In-game, you can find it as the S.L.V. coaster from the Magnificent Rides Collection. It's the first coaster in history to have a vertical loop as we know them now, a pioneer in smooth heartline shaping, and a gamechanger as far as travelling coasters go. In this video I''ll show you how you can get build a typical compact Schwarzkopf layout, with its quick transitions, tight helices and characteristic loops. Also, I added a timelapse to show the custom support building process needed to make a believably transportable coaster.
You can find more information about Schwarzkopf here:
schwarzkopf-coaster.net/hauptmenueGF.htm
A small correction: the element is called a vertical 'loop', not a 'looping'. I think saying 'looping' so much as well as the fact that it's called a 'looping' in Dutch made me mix up the two terms, sorry.
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Follow me on:
►Twitch: twitch.tv/silvarret
►Twitter: twitter.com/silvarret
Production Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound: epidemicsound.com
About Planet Coaster College: PCC is a series of video guides in which I cover many aspects of making realistic and creative parks in Planet Coaster. One of my goals with the series is to make a video explaining each of the coaster types avaliable and show you how to build them, but there will also be some videos about elements of theme parks and the game in general, such as buildings and scenery. Overall, the series is directed toward already seasoned players of the games, though I do sprinkle tips that may be useful for beginners too.
