Coaster Mouse Looping

Use Coaster Mouse Looping in a Godot game

It is glTF, the 3D format Godot recommends, so Godot 4 imports it with no plugin and no conversion.

1. Download coaster-mouse-looping.glb and its texture: colormap.png. Put the texture in a folder named Textures beside the model file: the model looks for Textures/colormap.png, and without it Godot imports the model with no textures.
2. Drag the model and its Textures folder from your file manager into the FileSystem dock of the Godot 4 editor. Godot imports them on its own.
3. Drag coaster-mouse-looping.glb from the FileSystem dock into the 3D view. It arrives as a scene of its own, 1.5 m wide, 3.99 m tall and 4 m deep: glTF and Godot both measure in metres, so the size carries over. It is 976 triangles.

Kenney released it under CC0-1.0, so it can ship in a game you sell, with no credit required.

Build with it in Flockbay

Kenney's Coaster Kit is already in Flockbay's library, Coaster Mouse Looping included, so you can skip the download.

Ask Flockbay to put Coaster Mouse Looping in your world, or ask your own agent (Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, connected over MCP). Either one finds it in the library, brings the file into your Godot project and places it. To place it by hand, use Place in the Godot editor.

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