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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. | ||
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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 Steam Workshop for others to enjoy.
There are certain Blueprint Controls used when working with blueprints or just generally cutting, copying, or pasting creations in Medieval Engineers.