Hi all
I have made few medieval build prefabs so that its fast and easy to build 
When it comes to corners all you need is just overlap them like in a picture below. Most of the peaces are 5x5 size wooden platform is 5x5x5 
Also added few roof peaces.
I compressed all blueprints in a rar. file because its more then 10 of them all you need is extract them in you preferred folder.
I hope it works I haven't compress files before
let me know if its working or not.
these are excellent thanks!
I am trying to build my own medieval building blueprints so i can build up towns and cities etc with relative speed but all my attempts still look rubbish lol.
I'm glad you like it I hope that it helps you to speed up the process
You always do such beautiful work! 
Thank you 
I hope I can do this RAR file. The parts look awesome. Thank you!
Wow did not know they had pre-manufactured homes in the Middle Ages.
Wow did not know they had pre-manufactured homes in the Middle Ages.
in Rising World everything is possible
You should build one that has wheels under it. Make Americans feel at home.
Wonderful work. I will use it in my polar region
This is like a building kit for a village. Awesome! Great additions to the game. 
This is like a building kit for a village. Awesome! Great additions to the game.
Thank you its for players that like prefab building more then stick building
I tried using this as they are so type it is good for creating a more expansive village. The issue I have is not with your blueprints but with the way Rising World handles them You cannot snap them together very easily. You have to often rotate them and adjust them to line up.
Do you have any suggestions to make this process easier?
I have and still working on something similar based on "No Mans Sky" stuff, and the best way that I have found is to get it as close as possible (by eye)
/ enable manual position, then change your Move / Rotation precision down to the lowest 0.01. (Rotation my not be needed) apart from this I'm not too sure if there is anything else apart from keep trying.
This for me seems the best way forward
Display MoreI have and still working on something similar based on "No Mans Sky" stuff, and the best way that I have found is to get it as close as possible (by eye)
/ enable manual position, then change your Move / Rotation precision down to the lowest 0.01. (Rotation my not be needed) apart from this I'm not too sure if there is anything else apart from keep trying.
This for me seems the best way forward
Those look amazing Great job
I tried using this as they are so type it is good for creating a more expansive village. The issue I have is not with your blueprints but with the way Rising World handles them You cannot snap them together very easily. You have to often rotate them and adjust them to line up.
Do you have any suggestions to make this process easier?
For me its easier to use grid cause when I made them I used grid but even I have to work around that making grid smaller and sometimes go to a smallest grid size by using - or + keys
For me its easier to use grid cause when I made them I used grid but even I have to work around that making grid smaller and sometimes go to a smallest grid size by using - or + keys
Ok thank for the hint. I look for a more natural look than everything all lined up. It would be nice if there was a click or snap point you could set that would make them snap together. But hey I do the bluprint thing all the time on my Guederon Castle I did the small turrets once and used blueprints to set the other two and built be bigger one on its own but used the interior spiral stairs from the smaller ones. So I can work, just need the time and patience which I am running short on both right now.
I want to add that I am using your prefab building to construct a structure on my server's Middle Ages themed area. I was doing some adjustment and had to remove some sections to make the wooden wall and some floors shorter. I noticed you used half round pieces and shrunk them down. At first, I did not understand why, then I noticed that it leaves a seam in the floor or wall that looks like a log on the wall but not as much on the floor. However if you used flat or rectangles there would be no visible seam. I must say it is a brilliant use of visual effects and compliment you on it. I learned from it the art technique of using the shapes for visual effect not just construction.
I want to add that I am using your prefab building to construct a structure on my server's Middle Ages themed area. I was doing some adjustment and had to remove some sections to make the wooden wall and some floors shorter. I noticed you used half round pieces and shrunk them down. At first, I did not understand why, then I noticed that it leaves a seam in the floor or wall that looks like a log on the wall but not as much on the floor. However if you used flat or rectangles there would be no visible seam. I must say it is a brilliant use of visual effects and compliment you on it. I learned from it the art technique of using the shapes for visual effect not just construction.
Thank you yes I decided to use shapes to get that sort of 3D effect cause just a textures makes things just flat and boring so the more creative you can get with shapes the more interesting and life like building can become
