It's always great to share your creations with the world, or to download amazing works by other Park Managers!
You’ll need a Frontier Workshop account to access the online features of Blueprints. You can make a profile in-game by navigating to the Workshop menu, or by signing up online. Once you’re signed up, you will be able to browse other Park Manager’s creations!
To share a creation, you'll need to make it into a Blueprint. You can upload the Blueprint to the Workshop to allow other park managers to enjoy your work.
How-To Upload a Blueprint
Share your fantastic creations with other Park Managers by uploading them to the Frontier Workshop.
- Navigate to the My Workshop section of the Frontier Workshop.
- Select Upload a Creation and choose the blueprint you want to upload.
- Name your blueprint and enter a description.
- You can also choose to make your blueprint private or public.
- Now you’re ready to Upload your blueprint! Once done, you can find it in the ‘My Uploads’ section of your workshop.
Did You Know?
You can create a blueprint of your whole park! If you’re adding a park blueprint to the Frontier Workshop, you can do this by selecting Upload to Frontier Workshop and selecting your theme park.
How-To Download a Blueprint
You can search the Frontier Workshop via a variety of filters, including theme and even certain coaster types.
If you’re searching for a specific blueprint, you can enter the code found online or in the in-game Workshop.
- Find the blueprint you want to download in the Frontier Workshop, in-game or online.
- Select Subscribe and the blueprint will start to download.
- If you run out of diskspace, you can select Unsubscribe to remove the blueprint.
- Now you can add your blueprints to your dream park! When building, filter by source and select Frontier Workshop to view your downloaded blueprints.
Did You Know?
You can view blueprints you have installed in My Workshop under My Subscriptions.
Here you can search through your downloads and manage which blueprints you have installed for use in your parks.