Panel·Board

Compose several information screens that follow one another all day long, and export a single video synced to the park clock.

Screens —

Enabled screens follow one another in a loop all day long. A single active screen = shown continuously. Use the toggle on the left of each screen to leave it out without deleting it.

Freeze the preview on the selected screen

The preview shows the screen picked in the list continuously — even a disabled one — instead of running the loop: no more waiting for its turn to compose it. The clock, the ticker and the countdowns keep running, and the exported video keeps the full loop.

Selected screen

Screen name

Screen type

Display duration

Real time this screen stays on before moving to the next one.

Rows arriving (cannon effect)

Rows leaving (cannon effect)

When this screen appears or hands over to the next one, the rows slide in cascade, one after another.

Layers —

Add as many texts and images as you like: grab them straight on the preview to place them, and pull the blue handle to resize them. The ▲▼ arrows set the stacking order (z-index) — whatever sits at the top of the list is drawn in front.

Rides —

Shows —

A box at the top of the screen announces the next session with a countdown that keeps updating all day long; below it, one row per show with all its times.

Box heading

Accent color

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Text for “session running”

The accent color is also used by the wave pool countdown on water screens.

Water —

Every pool carries its own water and air temperatures, its own wave pool sessions and its own attendance: the screen shows one block per pool. The unit and the color of the temperatures come from the “Weather & temperatures” settings, the wave countdown color from “Shows”.

Pool configuration

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Reuses the file produced by the pool configurator: temperatures, wave slots and hour-by-hour attendance for every pool, ready to go. Pools already on this screen are replaced.

Attendance gauge animation

Real time a gauge takes to reach its new percentage, sliding along and travelling through the color gradient of the levels. 0 = instant change. Each transition adds a few frames to the exported video — the frame counter below takes it into account.

Weather & temperatures

Unit

Temperature color

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Carousel speed

Real time between each scroll of one hourly card.

24 hours

5 cards shown continuously, scrolling automatically across the 24 hours.

Today + 2 days

Row appearance

Font

Title color

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Text size

Clock — visible

Show the clock

Position

The corners set the position shared by every screen. To put it somewhere else, drag the clock straight on the preview: the screen on show then keeps its own position, the others keep the shared one.

Position X (%)

Position Y (%)

Font

Color

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Size

News ticker — hidden

A text scrolling at the top or the bottom of the screen, in the same place over every screen, for park announcements. Each message only shows between its start and end time, on the game clock: you can chain several of them through the day. Each one can carry an icon that scrolls along with it (lost property, lost child, parade, storm, first aid…).

Show the ticker

Position

Examples: “The grand parade starts in 15 minutes”, “A cuddly toy has been found — please come to the information point”, “Child found at the entrance”, “Storms forecast, please take shelter”. The icon button on the left of each message picks the pictogram drawn just before the text (or none). A new message starts on 00:00 → 24:00, so it is visible all day long until you narrow its times. An end earlier than the start makes the message run through midnight (e.g. 22:00 → 02:00). Type 24:00 to run to the end of the day. —.

Font

Text color

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Separator

Ticker background

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With no background color picked, the ticker keeps its default translucent dark background.

Text size

Scrolling speed

As a percentage of the screen width travelled per real second.

Scrolling smoothness on export

The export only produces a frame when something changes: without extra frames, the ticker jumps instead of scrolling. Each step makes the video heavier — the number of frames to encode is recomputed below.

Background

Background type

Background color

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Scanlines (screen effect)

Game day Planet Coaster 2

Generates a single video that replays a whole day (24 in-game hours) — imported queue times change at the right moment, just like in the queue time generator.

Game speed

Frame rate during still shots

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

Default queue time color

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Text for “closed”

Col.

Text for “opening”

Col.

The “closed” and “opening” states only show up for rides whose schedule has been imported — they are only required on export in that case.

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Format & export

Resolution

Width

Height

FPS

Quality

Project

Project save file

Saves every screen, ride, logo (as base64) and setting, so you can pick the project up later.

Your project is saved automatically in this browser and restored on your next visit. This button erases that save.

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Direct frame-by-frame encoding (WebCodecs) — the export takes a few seconds to a few minutes. Requires a recent Chrome or Edge.

Pick a screen, a ride or a layer in the panel — texts and images are moved straight on the preview.

Game speed