File·Board

Animated queue time screens for Planet Coaster. Compose, drag into place, export to .webm.

Ride

Ride name

Show the name

Font

Color

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Name size

Logo — none

A PNG with a transparent background works best.

Show the logo

Logo size

Timing & animation single clip

Start value (shown)

Final value

Hold at start

Hold at end

Counter — style & roll

Suffix

Counter font

Roll duration

Number of flap turns

Color

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Counter size

LED glow on the counter

Pill behind the counter

Background

Background type

Background color

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Scanlines (screen effect)

A transparent background produces a .webm with an alpha channel (ideal for overlaying the in-game screens). Best supported on Chrome. The “full day” export does not handle transparency: it uses the background color, which must therefore be set.

Format & export

Resolution

Width

Height

FPS

Quality

Total loop duration: —. The export records one loop in real time.

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Game day Planet Coaster 2

Generates a single video that replays a whole day (24 in-game hours), with closing, opening and queue time changes fired at the right moment — for a screen that can only play a single media file.

Game speed

Frame rate during still shots

A screen shows nothing until it has received a frame: without a regular frame rate, long “closed” stretches stay black in game.

Text for “closed”

Col.

Text for “opening”

Col.

Default queue time color

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Used by every “queue time” entry whose color has not been forced in the table below.

Crossfade duration between states

Fade to black then back in when moving between closed ↔ opening ↔ queue time. Queue time changes use the rolling digits instead.

Schedule (game time, 24 h)

Sorted chronologically for you. “Opening” shows the opening message before the first queue time appears — put it a few game minutes before the 1st queue time.

Schedule configuration

Saves the list of times, the speed and the texts so you can reuse them on another ride.

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Direct frame-by-frame encoding (WebCodecs) — no real-time recording, the export usually takes a few seconds to a few minutes whatever the simulated duration. Requires a recent Chrome or Edge. The background must be opaque for this export (transparency is not supported on this video).

Drag the logo, the name and the counter on the preview to place them.

Game speed