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Within Medieval Engineers there is actually an engineering aspect implemented while dealing with the smaller dynamic block building mechanics of the game. One of the first tasks a new player will come across is the difficulty of building a cart. This can be a confusing implementation for new players on trying to understand how to properly implement and build a working cart.
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Within Medieval Engineers there is actually an engineering aspect implemented while dealing with the smaller dynamic block building mechanics of the game. One of the first tasks a new player will come across is the difficulty of building a cart. This can be confusing for new players trying to understand how to properly build a working cart.
 
==Cart Example==
To get started with building your first cart you are going to need a couple of items. Some {{Small_Image_Link|Timber.png|Timber{{!}}Timbers}}, at least four {{Small_Image_Link|CatchBlockSmall.png|Catch Block{{!}}Catch Blocks}} and at least four {{Small_Image_Link|WheelMediumSmall.png|Wheel{{!}}Wheels}}. If you are unsure if you unlocked the knowledge to craft these items then simply check the {{Small_Image_Link|Medieval Engineers Research Tree.png|Medieval Engineers Research Tree/0.4}}.
 
 
1. After acquiring the components needed you can start to form a cart. The easiest way to start is by creating a support beam to work off of.


==Cart==
To get started with building your first cart your going to need a couple of items. Some timber, at least four catchblocks and at least four wheels. If you are unsure if you know that knowledge to make these items yet then simply check the {{Small_Image_Link|Medieval Engineers Research Tree.png|Medieval Engineers Research Tree}}.
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Now after acquiring all the resources needed we can now start to form a cart. The easiest way is to start by creating a support beam to work off of.
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[[File:SupportLeg.png]]
[[File:SupportLeg.png]]
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Then its time to build the farm of the cart. Imagine it similar to how a basic car frame would be with the wheels. Be sure to '''''change to dynamic building when placing the wheels''''' onto the catchblocks and make sure they are facing the right way onto the catchblocks or there will be drag.
 
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2. Build the frame of the cart. Imagine it similar to how a basic car frame would be shaped with wheels. Be sure the Wheels are facing the correct way on the Catch Blocks. Improper wheel placement will result in rotation problems.
 
[[File:CartWheels.png]]
[[File:CartWheels.png]]
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Lastly you can customize your cart with anything you need.
 
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3. Lastly, you can customize your cart for any task.
 
[[File:CartFinished.png]]
[[File:CartFinished.png]]


==Catapult==
==Catapult Example==
There are stationary and mobile catapults, a mobile one is just simply built onto a cart in some way. The below example catapult will be stationary. The resources needed to build this catapult will be one catapult bucket, one rope torsion spring, one rope end, one hand crank wheel and one rope drum with a bunch of timber.
There are stationary and mobile catapults. A mobile catapult is like a stationary one built onto a cart. The example catapult below will be stationary. The resources needed to build this catapult will be one {{Small_Image_Link|CatapultHead.png|Catapult Bucket}}, one {{Small_Image_Link|RopePowerSmall.png|Rope Torsion Spring}}, one {{Small_Image_Link|RopeEndingSmall.png|Rope Eye Plate}}, one {{Small_Image_Link|TurnCrossSmall.png|Hand Crank Wheel}} and one {{Small_Image_Link|RopeDrumAloneSmall.png|Rope Drum}} with a bunch of {{Small_Image_Link|Timber.png|Timber{{!}}Timbers}}.
 
1. Start by building the basic frame.


First start by building the basic frame.
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[[File:Cata1.png]]
[[File:Cata1.png]]
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Then attach the arm and the bucket on the end with the rope end at the very end of the timber arm. Along with a timber and catchblock support to hold the rope drum, along with the hand crank wheel.
 
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2. Attach the arm and the bucket on the end with the eye plate at the very end of the timber arm. Place a timber and catch block support to hold the rope drum, along with the hand crank wheel.
 
[[File:Cata2.png]]
[[File:Cata2.png]]
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Now use a rope and connect the rope end to the rope drum and crank it together to get ready to load and fire.
 
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3. Use a rope to connect the eye plate to the rope drum. Crank the arm down to prepare the catapult for loading and firing.
 
[[File:Cata3.png]]
[[File:Cata3.png]]
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Finally load the catapult by either clicking on the bucket if you have a [[Large Projectile]] in your inventory or manually load into the bucket.
 
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4. Load the catapult by either pressing F on the bucket if you have a {{Small_Image_Link|CatapultProjectileLarge.png|Large Projectile}} in your inventory or manually load a projectile into the bucket by picking it from the ground using the left mouse button.
 
[[File:CataFun.png]]
[[File:CataFun.png]]
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Now its time to test out the catapult and experiment with different techniques.
 
Test your catapult and experiment with different loading and firing techniques.




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Latest revision as of 18:45, 17 August 2018


Version: 0.5

Within Medieval Engineers there is actually an engineering aspect implemented while dealing with the smaller dynamic block building mechanics of the game. One of the first tasks a new player will come across is the difficulty of building a cart. This can be confusing for new players trying to understand how to properly build a working cart.

Cart Example

To get started with building your first cart you are going to need a couple of items. Some Timbers Timbers, at least four Catch Blocks Catch Blocks and at least four Wheels Wheels. If you are unsure if you unlocked the knowledge to craft these items then simply check the  Medieval Engineers Research Tree/0.4.


1. After acquiring the components needed you can start to form a cart. The easiest way to start is by creating a support beam to work off of.


2. Build the frame of the cart. Imagine it similar to how a basic car frame would be shaped with wheels. Be sure the Wheels are facing the correct way on the Catch Blocks. Improper wheel placement will result in rotation problems.


3. Lastly, you can customize your cart for any task.

Catapult Example

There are stationary and mobile catapults. A mobile catapult is like a stationary one built onto a cart. The example catapult below will be stationary. The resources needed to build this catapult will be one  Catapult Bucket, one  Rope Torsion Spring, one  Rope Eye Plate, one  Hand Crank Wheel and one  Rope Drum with a bunch of Timbers Timbers.

1. Start by building the basic frame.


2. Attach the arm and the bucket on the end with the eye plate at the very end of the timber arm. Place a timber and catch block support to hold the rope drum, along with the hand crank wheel.


3. Use a rope to connect the eye plate to the rope drum. Crank the arm down to prepare the catapult for loading and firing.


4. Load the catapult by either pressing F on the bucket if you have a  Large Projectile in your inventory or manually load a projectile into the bucket by picking it from the ground using the left mouse button.


Test your catapult and experiment with different loading and firing techniques.

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