Does anyone know if it is possible to change the texture/colour of placed beam, planks etc? I recently made a blue bike but would like to make others in different colours without having to redo the whole frame, this would make it much easier. 
Changing colour of placed items
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This is something I would love to see implemented, it takes an age to replace an entire interior that seemed such a good idea, until you have placed 4 stacks of bricks, stairs and all the myriad shapes. A direct like for like swap would be such a bonus.
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blocks are removed with the sledge hammer and pnb can be removed with the crow bar. They can be reused if you don't damage them too much.
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to change a texture with your mouse on the plank, open the console and type: editc id 00 (00 is to place the real id
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but just for not to much beams etc because you have to do it 1 by 1.
The best should be to wait the Blueprint Editor update (by Minotorious) -
Thank you so much Helie, I was able to change the colour of my bike frame to red (from blue). It did not have too many components. I am amazed how much this forum contributes to helping with building with ideas and techniques. So grateful many thanks
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You could use a former RW version for a short time to blueprint the desired model. The blueprint editor works with an older Rising World version. Be aware that you're not able to join a server with the current version.
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Thank you so much Helie, I was able to change the colour of my bike frame to red (from blue). It did not have too many components. I am amazed how much this forum contributes to helping with building with ideas and techniques. So grateful many thanks
You are welcome, glad it was helpfull
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