Railing Tool

The Railing Tool allows you to quickly and easily generate broken railings. With it, you can create endcaps for the highest level of your buildings, secure balconies, and add handrails to your bridges.

Quick Start

Start the Railing Tool by clicking on its icon ( ) in the toolbar. Then click on the build plate to start creating a railing. You can then expand the railing by clicking somewhere else on the build plate and using W and S to raise and lower the height of the railing.

Any height smaller than the maximum will create very damaged railings. If you want a regular handrail, stick with the maximum height!

To generate the actual railing, press Enter or click on done on the bottom right. You can then still move WASD , rotate QE and mirror M the placed railing or start creating your next railing by clicking anywhere on the build plate.

Advanced Tips

There are a number of useful tips and tricks when working with the railing tool:

Alt

to go into delete mode. Clicking on any pillar of the preview now deletes it instead of selecting it.

⇧

to go into edit mode. While hovering any pillar, you can press

W or S

to change its height.

clear

button in the bottom bar to remove all previews.

• Right-click to end the path you are currently drawing out. Click somewhere else and start a second path, all while keeping the first railing editable. This allows you to create the entire layout of your table without any loading times.
• If you don't like a part of your preview, you can hold down
• Hold down
• Press Escape or the

Banning

In the right-side menu, you can see which models will be used to generate your railing.

You can change a model's status by clicking on it. Note that the Railing Tool will randomly select any non-banned models for its creation process.

Banned models (transparent) will not be used when creating railings.