Channels snap like rails
Straights, corners, and slopes sort themselves out as you place them. Always full of water, no supports needed, dyeable in 16 colors.
Lay cheap channels, drop in RF-powered jets, and ride enormous slides — downhill, uphill, through glass tubes you flooded yourself, effectively forever. No grind, nothing rare. Build it. Ride it.
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Straights, corners, and slopes sort themselves out as you place them. Always full of water, no supports needed, dyeable in 16 colors.
Each Jet drives a ~24-block current through the water ahead — slide blocks or plain water alike. Redstone switches them off.
A climb costs exactly what a drop pays, and jets re-pay the climb — so slides can loop, spiral, and go on effectively forever.
Enclosed tubes commit you to the ride — window strips to see out, vertical shafts that bank speed for a screaming exit.
Build a watertight glass tube of any size and the Flood Valve fills it — and if it isn't sealed, it points at the leak.
No fall damage while riding. Splash Pools swallow any landing. Crouch to brake, jump to bail — unless you're in a tube.
Slide Channels auto-connect as you place them — downhill, uphill, around corners. Gravity alone starts the ride.
Place Jets along the run and feed them RF — the built-in coal- or water-fed Pump House, or any RF mod's generators.
Crouch to brake, jump to bail, land in a Splash Pool. Mobs and dropped items ride too.
Fast enough to feel reckless, tuned to stay under the server's movement ceiling. Configurable.
Climbs cost what drops give, block for block. Endless loops aren't an exploit — they're the point.
One coal in the Pump House runs jets for a long while. Or skip it — any RF mod's cables plug straight in.
You load the world as you ride — a park can span a hundred chunks and only the parts near players tick. Mobs and items pause when you leave; that's by design.
Built with Stonecutter — every supported NeoForge target gets its own jar from the same source tree.
Releases ship on GitHub — one jar per Minecraft version, pick yours and
drop it in mods/. A CurseForge listing is on the way.
Optional: install Patchouli and craft a book with any
slide channel for the in-game Park Builder's Manual.