Desynced - How to Get More Prefab Blueprint
As all base building, autoation focused games, Desynced can be hard to grasp at first. If you want to get more Blueprints Prefabs, you are in the right place.
Once in a while we hear about a new game that takes inspiration from titles like Satisfactory and adds a little brick to this unique genre. Desynced takes the idea of base building and sprinkles it with bots’ behaviour programming like we have seen in Screeps: World, for example. It is way more accessible though, as it doesn’t require to write any real code. It provides visual editor that facilitate this task. Nonetheless, the game can be challenging. If you find yourself in a position where you need more Blueprints (Prefabs), we are here to help.
What are Blueprints (Prefabs) in Desynced
As Desynced does not offer ready to go production buildings and factories, you must go from the ground up. It means that you have to create base structure and then add more components to it to make it usable. This solution makes your base building a lot more modular and customisable, though can get mundane quickly if you have to click through tons of windows just to make a simple structure, each time you want to expand your production capabilities.
Here come the blueprints (Prefabs). Thanks to them you can “preprogram” or prepare buildings and bots that can fulfill specific functions. The game provides you with basic ones for you to use, though you can, and you definitely should, create more on your own to customise your experience and make everything run faster and better.
How to get more Blueprints (Prefabs) in Desynced
Creating your own Blueprints is fairly easy. All you have to do is:
- Go to the Library by clicking second icon from the bottom in the lower right-hand corner or simply pressing the “L” key on your keyboard,
- Click the “+” sign next to “Unnamed” label and you will be able to not only make Prefabs for buildings and bots, but also structure them in folders and set their preferred target, whether that’s a resource or component.
With that done, you can incorporate your newly created blueprint into production chain or simplify your building process saving you time and effort. It will really come in handy when your base bursts in size and complexity.
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