Riders Republic: How to Build and Share a Park Creator Area Event

Start from the location you want to build around

At the intended starting location, open the tool wheel and choose Create Here. Ubisoft describes this as an alternative to creating an event from existing lines. Use it when you want the course to begin where you are currently exploring; a previously recorded line is not the only starting method. [1]

Steps

1. Open the tool wheel and choose Create Here at the intended location. [1]

Switch to Object Mode and arrange the park

Switch to Object Mode during event creation to navigate the space and place the park’s objects. The tools include snapping, and placed objects can be resized, reoriented and repositioned. Build the ramps, platforms or rails around the challenge you want to create. [1]

Use the object manipulation controls to refine the layout after placing each piece. [1]

Steps

1. Switch to Object Mode to arrange the event’s objects. [1]

Set snapping and the placement grid

Use Event Setup to choose Snap, the grid or following the ground. These are separate placement options, so choose the assistance appropriate to the object being positioned. [1]

The later Season 14 community update confirms that rotating to specific angles and moving along a grid were already available. Its discussion of a future auto-align improvement is separate from those existing controls. [2]

Choose Area for a challenge without a trail

Choose Area when the event should operate around a start point rather than follow a trail. Set rules based on tricks, time or both. This suits a trick zone or timed freestyle challenge; define the rule you want players to complete before finalising the event. [1]

Steps

1. Set the Area event’s trick and time rules for the challenge. [1]

Review the event and obtain its sharing code

Review rules and ambiance in the Event Summary Panel as part of validation and submission. This is the final review point described in the Park Creator introduction. [1]

After completing the creation, use its unique sharing code to let other players find the event. The code is the documented sharing method; it does not establish that an event has been featured in a curated category. [1]

Steps

1. Give other players the completed event’s unique sharing code. [1]