Blueprints - Revision history

CptTwinkie at 17:36, 15 August 2018

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	Within Medieval Engineers, it is possible to create blueprints of player's creations. Blueprints allow the player to save a copy of any creation so that it can be pasted into the world as needed. Blueprints are saved to the player's hard drive but can be published to the [https://steamcommunity.com/app/333950/workshop/ Steam Workshop] for others to enjoy. Blueprints are a creative mode only feature at this time.		Within Medieval Engineers, it is possible to create blueprints of player's creations. Blueprints allow the player to save a copy of any creation so that it can be pasted into the world as needed. Blueprints are saved to the player's hard drive but can be published to the [https://steamcommunity.com/app/333950/workshop/ Steam Workshop] for others to enjoy. Blueprints are a creative mode only feature at this time.

	There are certain [[Blueprint Controls]] used when working with blueprints or just generally cutting, copying, or pasting creations in Medieval Engineers.		There are certain [[Blueprint Controls]] used when working with blueprints or just generally cutting, copying, or pasting creations in Medieval Engineers. Blueprints are only available in creative mode or with [[Medieval Master]] tools enabled.

CptTwinkie at 10:31, 29 June 2018

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	When you open the details screen of a local blueprint you will see a "Publish" button. Clicking this will publish your mod to the Steam Workshop. Once the mod is published the workshop page will open where you can add a description, additional screenshots, and revision text.		When you open the details screen of a local blueprint you will see a "Publish" button. Clicking this will publish your mod to the Steam Workshop. Once the mod is published the workshop page will open where you can add a description, additional screenshots, and revision text.

	Two file changes take place at this time as well. The first is in the .bp file (the blueprint) where the workshop id number is added at the end of the file. This links the file to the workshop item so that future publishing will update the item on the workshop instead of creating a new item. Also, a file named metadata.mod is created in the local mod folder. See [[~~Official Content/~~Mod Metadata]] for information on how to use this file.		Two file changes take place at this time as well. The first is in the .bp file (the blueprint) where the workshop id number is added at the end of the file. This links the file to the workshop item so that future publishing will update the item on the workshop instead of creating a new item. Also, a file named metadata.mod is created in the local mod folder. See [[Keen:Mod Metadata]] for information on how to use this file.


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CptTwinkie at 13:02, 4 June 2018

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	Within Medieval Engineers, it is possible to create blueprints of player's creations. Blueprints allow the player to save a copy of any creation so that it can be pasted into the world as needed. Blueprints are saved to the player's hard drive, but can be published to the [https://steamcommunity.com/app/333950/workshop/ Steam Workshop] for others to enjoy. Blueprints are a creative mode only feature at this time.		Within Medieval Engineers, it is possible to create blueprints of player's creations. Blueprints allow the player to save a copy of any creation so that it can be pasted into the world as needed. Blueprints are saved to the player's hard drive but can be published to the [https://steamcommunity.com/app/333950/workshop/ Steam Workshop] for others to enjoy. Blueprints are a creative mode only feature at this time.

	There are certain [[Blueprint Controls]] used when working with blueprints or just generally cutting, copying, or pasting creations in Medieval Engineers.		There are certain [[Blueprint Controls]] used when working with blueprints or just generally cutting, copying, or pasting creations in Medieval Engineers.

CptTwinkie at 18:07, 7 May 2018

2018-05-07T18:07:02Z

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	How to update a blueprint:		How to update a blueprint:
	*Copy or cut a creation from the world		*Copy or cut a creation from the world
	*Open the blueprints screen ~~({{Key\|f10}})~~		*Open the blueprints screen
	*Select the blueprint you would like to update		*Select the blueprint you would like to update
	*click "Replace with clipboard"		*click "Replace with clipboard"
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	How to update a blueprint's screenshot:		How to update a blueprint's screenshot:
	*Aim the character to set up the screenshot		*Aim the character to set up the screenshot
	*Open the blueprints screen ~~({{Key\|f10}})~~		*Open the blueprints screen
	*Select the blueprint you would like to update with a new screenshot		*Select the blueprint you would like to update with a new screenshot
	*click "Take screenshot"		*click "Take screenshot"

CptTwinkie at 13:49, 7 May 2018

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	==Creation==		==Creation==
	There are two ways to create blueprints. The first is to use copy or cut to get a copy of your creation on the clipboard. Then the blueprints screen can be opened by pressing {{Key\|f10}}. Click "Create from clipboard" to make a new blueprint.		There are two ways to create blueprints. The first is to use copy or cut to get a copy of your creation on the clipboard. Then the blueprints screen can be opened by pressing {{Key\|f10}}. Click "Create from clipboard" to make a new blueprint. Blueprints created in this way will not have a screenshot.


	The second method is to use the shortcut {{Key\|control}}+{{Key\|b}}. This will instantly create a blueprint of what the character is aiming at and it will open the details screen so the blueprint can be named.		The second method is to use the shortcut {{Key\|control}}+{{Key\|b}}. This will instantly create a blueprint and screenshot of what the character is aiming at and it will open the details screen so the blueprint can be named.


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			There are a couple of options to update blueprints and their screenshots. There are also a few options for renaming and deleting blueprints in your collection.


	===Updating Blueprints===		===Updating Blueprints===
			How to update a blueprint:
			*Copy or cut a creation from the world
			*Open the blueprints screen ({{Key\|f10}})
			*Select the blueprint you would like to update
			*click "Replace with clipboard"

			This will replace the blueprint with the contents of the clipboard. This does not update the screenshot.

	~~===Updating Thumbnails===~~		This change will not be reflected on published blueprints until they are published again.


	===Renaming and Deleting===		===Updating Screenshots===
			How to update a blueprint's screenshot:
			*Aim the character to set up the screenshot
			*Open the blueprints screen ({{Key\|f10}})
			*Select the blueprint you would like to update with a new screenshot
			*click "Take screenshot"

			This will replace the blueprint's screenshot with a new one created from your point of view. This does not change the blueprint, only the screenshot associated with it.

			This change will not be reflected on published blueprints until they are published again.


			===Renaming===
			How to rename a blueprint:
			*Open the blueprints screen
			*Selected the blueprint that you would like to rename
			*Click "Details" to open the details screen
			*Click "Rename" to open the rename dialog box
			*Change the name and click "Ok"

			This will update the blueprint's name.

			This change will not be reflected on published blueprints until they are published again.


			===Deleting===
			How to delete a blueprint:
			*Open the blueprints screen
			*Select the blueprint that you would like to delete
			*Click "Delete"
			*Click "Yes" on the confirmation

			This will delete the selected blueprint.

			This change will not be reflected on published blueprints.


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	==Workshop Integration==		==Workshop Integration==
			Blueprints are integrated with the [https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/browse/?appid=333950&requiredtags%5B%5D=Blueprint Steam Workshop] so that players can share (publish) blueprints and use subscribed blueprints in their own worlds.


	===List Content===		===List Content===
			The blueprints list shows local blueprints using this icon [[File:BluePrintFolderIcon.png\|20px\|frameless]] followed by workshop blueprints that you are subscribed to using this icon [[File:ModSteamIcon.png\|20px\|frameless]]. When you use a workshop blueprint is will be downloaded and added to your local blueprints.


	===Workshop Details===		===Workshop Details===
			When you open the details screen of a workshop blueprint you may see description information about the blueprint. This information is downloaded from the Steam Workshop.

			To see additional details on the workshop click "Open Workshop".


	===Publishing===		===Publishing===
			When you open the details screen of a local blueprint you will see a "Publish" button. Clicking this will publish your mod to the Steam Workshop. Once the mod is published the workshop page will open where you can add a description, additional screenshots, and revision text.

			Two file changes take place at this time as well. The first is in the .bp file (the blueprint) where the workshop id number is added at the end of the file. This links the file to the workshop item so that future publishing will update the item on the workshop instead of creating a new item. Also, a file named metadata.mod is created in the local mod folder. See [[Official Content/Mod Metadata]] for information on how to use this file.


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CptTwinkie at 13:02, 7 May 2018

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-Within Medieval Engineers it is possible to create blueprints of player's creations. Blueprints allow the player to save a copy of any creation so that it can be pasted into the world at any time. Blueprints are saved to the player's local machine, but can be published to the [https://steamcommunity.com/app/333950/workshop/ Steam Workshop] for others to enjoy.
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CptTwinkie at 14:30, 2 May 2018

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	Within Medieval Engineers it is possible to create blueprints of player's creations. Blueprints allow the player to save a copy of any creation so that it can be pasted into the world at any time. Blueprints are saved to the player's local machine, but can be published to the [https://steamcommunity.com/app/333950/workshop/ Steam Workshop] for others to enjoy.		Within Medieval Engineers it is possible to create blueprints of player's creations. Blueprints allow the player to save a copy of any creation so that it can be pasted into the world at any time. Blueprints are saved to the player's local machine, but can be published to the [https://steamcommunity.com/app/333950/workshop/ Steam Workshop] for others to enjoy.

CptTwinkie at 09:24, 2 May 2018

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	Within Medieval Engineers ~~there~~ is ~~the feature~~ of ~~blueprinting builds~~. Blueprints can ~~either~~ be saved to ~~your~~ local machine or can be ~~export~~ to the [https://steamcommunity.com/app/333950/workshop/ Steam Workshop] for others to enjoy.		Within Medieval Engineers it is possible to create blueprints of player's creations. Blueprints allow the player to save a copy of any creation so that it can be pasted into the world at any time. Blueprints are saved to the player's local machine, but can be published to the [https://steamcommunity.com/app/333950/workshop/ Steam Workshop] for others to enjoy.

	There are certain [[Blueprint Controls]] ~~that will help~~ when ~~you need to either copy~~, ~~paste~~ or ~~even delete an entire building grid~~.		There are certain [[Blueprint Controls]] used when working with blueprints or just generally cutting, copying, or pasting creations in Medieval Engineers.

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CptTwinkie at 08:27, 2 May 2018

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	There are certain [[Blueprint Controls]] that will help when you need to either copy, paste or even delete an entire building grid.		There are certain [[Blueprint Controls]] that will help when you need to either copy, paste or even delete an entire building grid.

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CptTwinkie at 17:35, 2 February 2018

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	Within Medieval Engineers there is the feature of blueprinting builds. Blueprints can either be saved to your local machine or can be export to the [https://steamcommunity.com/app/333950/workshop/ Steam Workshop] for others to enjoy.		Within Medieval Engineers there is the feature of blueprinting builds. Blueprints can either be saved to your local machine or can be export to the [https://steamcommunity.com/app/333950/workshop/ Steam Workshop] for others to enjoy.

	There are certain [[Blueprint Controls]] that will help when you need to either copy, paste or even delete an entire building grid.		There are certain [[Blueprint Controls]] that will help when you need to either copy, paste or even delete an entire building grid.