Features:
- Save a placeable's position as a blueprint with Left Shift + B while in construction mode
- Blueprints are stored in the savegame's buildingBlueprints.xml file and reload automatically
- Saved blueprints show a green outline marking their terrain adjustment or texturing area
- Mouse interaction on blueprints with an outlined area is limited to that green zone
- Normal selection mode opens a menu with Build, Delete and Back options
- B key builds the selected blueprint, C key deletes it
- Demolition mode lets you click the outlined area to remove a blueprint
- Before purchase, terrain deformation, terraforming costs, funds and collisions are rechecked
- Blueprint is only removed once the farm account is actually debited; failed purchases keep it in place
- Supports the native animal husbandry pasture fence workflow, including fence customization and meadow creation
- Detail window shows total blueprint cost, combining building price and terrain adjustment cost
- Status line reports building area, terrain, purchase data and fund checks before any purchase
Building Blueprints is a gameplay script for Farming Simulator 25 that lets you save the position and layout of a placeable while in construction mode, so you can rebuild it later without repositioning everything manually.
Blueprints are saved directly into the savegame and reloaded automatically, keeping track of terrain adjustment areas with a green outline shown during both normal selection and demolition modes. Before any purchase is finalized, the mod rechecks terrain changes, current terraforming costs, available funds and collisions, following the game's own terrain cost rules.
It also integrates with the native animal husbandry workflow, supporting pasture fence customization and validation before moving into meadow creation. A detail window keeps a running total of building and terrain costs for all saved blueprints, updating automatically whenever it is opened.
This mod suits players who frequently redesign farm layouts or want a faster way to recreate building placements, including fenced pastures, without losing track of true construction costs.
