Wide paths and tour points
Last verified 2026-10-14
GuidesUse the path builders for connections and plazas, then configure Guided Tours separately. An inaccessible point is a symptom, not a verified single-cause diagnosis.
Source-based instructions checked on 14 October 2026, not a hands-on play report. Menu names follow Frontier's English guides; custom bindings and platform layouts may differ.
Connect paths and build a plaza
Open Paths and choose Guest Path. Line and Curve connect routes; Draw creates a closed custom area and Stamp places snapping geometric shapes. Set Width, Working Height, Angle Snap and Height Snap before placing.
Start at an existing pathway and inspect the connection preview at the intended destination. Advanced Mode exposes further settings. For a broad junction, the documented Draw or Stamp plaza tools offer an alternative to a narrow connector. Default PC Z is Right-Angle Join; Ctrl disables joins, so do not hold it when trying to connect.
Create a Guided Tour
Place a Tour Point from Facilities. Select it to open Tour Manager, create a tour and review Tour Requirements and price.
Add Start and End points and at least one activity point between them. Set each activity to Animal Talk for a nearby assigned species or Intermission. Provide an Educator and a guest-usable route; Staff Paths and ride queues are not ordinary guest circulation paths.
Check an inaccessible point
Check the point's placement against the Guest Path, inspect the route back to the entrance, and review Tour Manager's unmet requirements. Also check Start, End, activity assignments and Educator availability.
These are source-based prerequisite checks, not an official error-specific repair recipe. No verified automatic two-wide-path merge or universal collision fix is claimed.
Questions people ask
How do I make a wide junction?
Use Line or Curve with the appropriate width and height, or Draw and Stamp to create a plaza. Confirm the join in the preview.
What does a tour need?
Start and End points, at least one activity point, an Educator and a usable route. Check the tour's own requirement list.