Where roller coasters in Minecraft really excel are in telling stories. If you’re going for 100% realism or want to do a recreation of a real roller coaster with insane loops and inversions, you’d be better off using other software, such as NoLimits2, RollerCoaster Tycoon World, or Planet Coaster. H ere are a few examples of awesome Minecraft roller coasters from our introduction video:īuilding a realistic roller coaster in Minecraft is difficult. Working an hour or two per night, it may take around three months to build one coaster. They start by choosing a song and then match the key moments on the track to time up with key points of the music. These are built on the Xbox 360 version of the game, meaning each block is placed one by one – no automatic building tools are used. The most impressive Minecraft roller coaster videos I’ve seen are built by Nuro and River. What Makes a Good Minecraft Roller Coaster? So what does this have to do with coasters and theme parks? This post is basically going to be a written, condensed version of the Minecraft roller coaster presentation I was invited to take part in. You can read more about what there is to see and do at Minefaire here.
I had a blast attending and presenting at Minefaire, a massive Minecraft inspired fan experience.
