Posts by Ozorvals

  • Old wood carts set

    Old wood cart set


    27/05/2023 - Initial release.

    27/05/2023 - Update 1.1 - Minor update for a small fix (including a "new" empty heavy cart).

    01/06/2023 - Update 2.0 – More carts and variants for ancients carts

    21/07/2024 - Update 3.1 - Total overhaul:

    • All carts have been rebuild from the start. New carts are not exactly similar to the older versions.
    • Thanks to the “local texture alignment” introduced in the last version, wood fibers are now correctly aligned on mains planks and beams, regardless of the cart orientation IG.
    • 4-wheels carts (wagons) have a parking brake now.


    Planed in next version : Feel free to make suggestions.



    Description


    It’s a set of old wood carts of different size and shape for preindustrial worlds. Most are designed to be used with horses or others draft animals (bullock, donkey, horses...). Of course, its only static objects for scenery at the moment, but that can eventually evolve if the game allows it someday.


    They are tree main types of carts:

    • Hand carts, with two small wheels. They are designed to be pulled by a human.
    • Carts, with two big wheels. They are designed to be pulled by a single draft animal.
    • Wagons, with four wheels, two medium and two big. They are designed to be pulled by two or four draft animals.

    Each of theses carts exists in two different sizes (small and big), and with different trays (sticks I, Planks I & II, Box I & II). They are also some additional carts that do not fit into the previous classification :

    • Hay carts in two different sizes (small and big), both in a loaded or empty variation.
    • Transport cart, actually only in small size.
    • The three sizes of wheels are also available separately.



    Installation & usage


    Just unzip the last version into your blueprint folder (usually \Steam\steamapps\common\RisingWorld\_New Version\Blueprints).


    Of course, you need to use your blueprint table to obtain the set content.


    In each blueprint they are two blocks of rocks, one at the front, the other at the bottom. They allow to place the carts on the grid. For any other use, you just need to remove them after placement.



    Thanks


    Thanks to Deirdre for allowing the use of her "Strohgarbe / Straw sheaf" blueprint, which allows to make the loaded versions of Hay carts.



    Screenshots


  • Modular snapping for blueprints

    Strange. I tested it again, and I still have exactly the same issue. However, yet we know that's not a blueprint problem. It's probably somewhere on my side. I will verify integrity of game files in steam, maybe my game is corrupted.


    And yes, optimization is not done yet on this blueprint. Generally it's one of the last steps before publication.


    Edit : Game integrity verified, problem persists.

  • Roman tile roof set

    Blueprint set updated !


    Adding Impair modules and a lot of cornices. Description is also updated and more screenshot added.


    Impair modules are useful when the room is 3, 5, 7... modules wide. Use them on top only.

  • Modular snapping for blueprints

    Thanks Deirdre and Red for the help. I have uploaded the files plus another example of blueprint with broken modular snapping.


    The length? Maybe, anyway its the best hypothesis at the moment.

  • Modular snapping for blueprints

    There is no terrain or object inside the blueprint, so it's not the source of this issue.


    A little more context about what I try do do. I want to make an upgrade for my roman roof tileset, with more rounded roof, in fact a half hexagonal roof (top view) maybe for a tower or a church apse. To do that, I use temporary blueprint (like the ones on the image) to do some part of the final structure. In the following example, the blueprints are destined to be the hips of this roof module, and "blueprint 1" is a work around to replace the non functional "blueprint 2". But it's not the only case I make a blueprint without a functional modular snapping. The issue seems totally random, and I want to understand the logic under the problem to get that more predictable.


  • Modular snapping for blueprints

    Thx Deidre for the answer :), but maybe my first explanation is not clear enough :

    • With a "Blueprint 1" I type "ENTER" and modular snapping work perfectly.
    • With a "Blueprint 2" I type "ENTER" and modular snapping don't work, I have the message "Modular snapping is not supported for this element".

    Why that work with the first blueprint and not with the second? How I should transform "Blueprint 2" to gain the access to modular snapping?

  • Modular snapping for blueprints

    I have noticed than modular snapping is activated for some blueprints, but not for some others. They are no obvious reason for this behavior. Anybody have an idea to explain this? That will help for building complex structures.

  • Roman tile roof set

    Roman tile roof set



    26/03/2023 - Initial release

    18/05/2023 - Update v2.00 - Impairs modules & more cornices


    Description


    It’s a modular blueprint set, made to facilitate the creation of roof typical of southern Europe. These roofs are build of interlocking roman (or canal) tiles, and the set is in line with that. It’s the historical version of canal tile, not the modern variant. In game, that look pretty close to a real tile roof, with some residual minor issues, that I can’t fix.


    This kind of roof has a pretty complex geometry, but I have not noticed a significant FPS loss yet.


    The set is composed of two variants of tile roofs, the first with a uniform tile color (unicolor), and the second with five tiles colors (pentacolor) closer to an old roof (before the 20th century). They are also some extra blueprints related to the roof building and training. There are 50 blueprints in total.


    The set is relatively complex to use, assuming that you master the construction system in unity version relatively well. However, I strongly recommended you to make the training section first. Moreover, after the training section, you will probably have enough knowledge to make your own tile roof set, based on the same principles. In theory, every tile roof in the real world (Asian temples, Hanseatic building…) can be reproduced with this kind of set (and no, it’s not in my future plans).


    The set is modular, the base module is a cube of 2x2x2. That’s mean, for every building that you want to make with this set, you need to build only with 2x2x2 cubes and modules based on 2x2x2 cubes. For example, a single door module in this kind of construction is at least an assemblage of 2 base modules, so it can be reduced to a 2x2x4 box, but with all refinement you want. Check (and destroy) the training building is you want to understand better.


    In this set, you have some furniture made both for decoration and usage. They present some predefined shape that you commonly need to fix and finalize your building. It’s like the interactive craft stations of the base game. To use them, just look the predefined shape whit the right type of block in your hand, and press INSER key (“adapt to world element”).




    Installation


    Just unzip the three folders in your blueprint folder. Of course, in game you need to use your blueprint table to obtain the blueprints.




    Training section


    • Step 1 – Creation of a “blueprints test” session. Launch a new game in creative mode, superflat world with no monster, animal, cave…
    • Step 2 – Terrain preparation. Clean grass in a large area. Place a uniform layer of blocks in this
      area to form a floor. Place a Blueprint table, and the following blueprints :
      • Training building empty
      • Training building full
        The full one will serve as a reference during this training.
    • Step 3 – Placing the base of the roof. Create the following blueprints :
      • Straight wall
      • Corner (in) wall
      • Corner (out) wall
        Place them at the top of the walls, like in the reference model. For that, activate the grid and set its scale at 1, then place the blueprints. One issue must appear over two windows. Give up, you will fix that later. When you are done, drop all blueprints.
    • Step 4 – Placing the middle part of the roof. Create the following blueprints :
      • Straight middle
      • Corner (in) middle
      • Corner (out) middle
        Place them at the top of the blue glass. When you are done, drop all blueprints.
    • Step 5 – Placing the top part of the roof. Create the following blueprints :
      • Straight dual pair
      • Corner (out) dual pair
        Place them at the top of the green glass. Start with “Corner (out) dual pair “. We you use “Straight dual pair”, be careful with rotation : you may create some issues with ridge tiles polarity. If that happens, you can fix this later. When you are done, drop all blueprints.
    • Step 6 – Placing the cornices. Create the following blueprints :
      • Cornice I + tiles (the one of the other)
      • Cornice II
        Place them at the intersection of the roof and the wall, like in the reference model. Set grid scale at 0.5 to place it properly. Again, a small issue will appear in the inner corner. It will be fixed on the next step. When you are done, drop all blueprints.
    • Step 7 – Fixing issues.
      • 7.1 : Remove excess tiles all over the roof.
        Use the reference model if you have any doubt. Check carefully the following places :
        • Rooftop
        • Ridges
        • Ridges intersections
        • Cornice inner corne
      • 7.2 : Replace the missing tiles (except the ridge ones).
        Before that, you need to know they are full and half tiles. Upon half tile, they are upper and lower half. Also, they are different types of tiles for slopes, ridges … To replace a tile you need to copy one of the right type with a half hollow cylinder of materials 500 (Porcelain) tinted in #6D1907 in your hands. The better option to choose the right one, is generally to copy a tile of the same row (“INSER” key), otherwise you have a reference on the “roman roofer workbench”, inside the building.
        When you have the right type of tile, put your cursor on a flat surface aligned to the grid (floor), with collision ON, and activate manual positioning (“Right CTRL” key). Move the tile up to a full one of the same type, no matter if you have a copy of a full or a half one. Line it up until it perfectly overlaps. You need to play with grid scale for that. When it’s done, set your grid scale at 0.125 or 0.5, move your tile in the right position and place it. Repeat this last step until your done
      • 7.3 : making the lacking horizontal ridges.
        For that, you need a reference either on the roof or on the “roman roofer workbench” inside the building. Proceed the same way than for tiles before. Start by the masonry first, then the tiles over. The masonry is a cylinder of material 256. Place it against a wall and play with grid scale and displacement to align it. Remember than ridge tile has a special shape.
    • Step 8 – Placing the side plank. You need to use the reference at the carpentry part of the “roman roofer workbench”. Place it with grid at scale 0.5 with collision off.
    • Step 9 - Placing the beam. Enter inside the building, and remove unnecessary blocks used only for placement (glass & sandstone). Place the main bean over your head. You have some reference on the wood rack.



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  • Update 0.6: Animals

    Quote from red51

    Another hotfix (0.6.0.2) is available now btw, it fixes some smaller issues. It's also necessary to update multiplayer servers for this hotfix :)


    Hotfix 0.6.0.2 (2023-03-02):

    • [Change] Improved back slots in furnace (it's now easier to place ores there)
    • [Bugfix] Fixed spinning wheel breaking sporadically for no apparent reason
    • [Bugfix] Fixed "Adapt to World Element" function not working correctly
    • [Bugfix] Fixed error when trying to spawn the arctic fox
    • [Bugfix] Fixed grid not working properly for blueprints
    • [Bugfix] Fixed blueprints sometimes having a weird offset
    • [Bugfix] Fixed error when entering domain names into the "Connect to IP" field

    Great, thx for the hotfix, and especially for the return of INSERT key :)

  • Update 0.6: Animals

    Great work on the update :)


    However, I have found a little bug in this version : The INSERT key ("adapt to world element") is broken now. Can you fix this ? Its one of the most usefull feature for building.