No Man's Sky Prefabricated House Design
In No Man's Sky, for the design of prefabricated houses, you can refer to styles such as Chinese architecture, modernist architecture, multi-story structural architecture, and sky villas. Here are the specific design points:
Chinese Architecture: You can refer to the tutorial on building Chinese-style pavilions. The key steps include constructing cameras and building stone structures, covering walls, doors, and windows. Move the sun to adjust the lighting effects and change the height tilt to create a unique shape. When building the second floor, use thin stone walls on the ground to enlarge the triangles. Use small triangles on the periphery of the second floor and place the roof with walls to create the unique charm of Chinese architecture.
Modernist Architecture: Adhere to the concept of separating housing from production bases, focusing on comfort for living and practicality for production. In terms of appearance, vertical exterior walls are less effective than sloped ones. In wooden structures, sloped wooden planks offer greater creative space. The protruding sloped lines can enhance the three-dimensionality and artistic sense. The roof can refer to the design of indigenous colonies. For indoor layout, upon entering, there is a living room equipped with a fireplace, floor-to-ceiling windows, and skylights. Use potted plants to adjust the color tone and bring in vitality. Turning left upon entering leads to a transitional corridor connecting the dining-kitchen area and the bedrooms. Add doors to the bedrooms for sound insulation and use doorways in the dining-kitchen area to highlight the sense of space. In the kitchen, you can use an oscilloscope to pretend it's a microwave oven. If the dining room has poor lighting, add more indoor light sources. Upon entering the bedroom, there is a large floor-to-ceiling window. Place chairs and a coffee table to enjoy the sea view. Use table lamps and independent fireplaces as light sources. In small spaces, you can combine two beds into one large bed, use carpets as weak partitions, and use floor lamps and table lamps to solve the lighting problem. Upon entering the house and turning left, there is an open teleportation space and a small space. Use a black oscilloscope and servers to make a small computer and create a workroom feel next to it. The ceiling's slow reflection can be achieved by hiding lights behind the walls.
Multi-story Structural Architecture: First, unlock the architectural blueprints. After unlocking the space anomaly, go to the architectural research station on the left path. The small architectural research station given by the main quest cannot learn all the blueprints, so you need to talk to the relevant entity at the anomaly to unlock them. After unlocking the blueprints, take the example of a wooden three-opening window. Normally, placing it on the ground and building up one floor will turn it into a railing. For color-changing techniques, for example, when placing a stone floor normally, press G for prompts. Take a metal floor, switch to a color, select one, and then switch back to the first one. Place it on the stone floor to forcibly change the color. You can also use other items to change the color, such as taking out flowers, switching to purple, and not placing the flowers on the floor to get a purple floor.
Sky Villa: The overall building adopts a wooden style, including a first-floor hall, a second-floor hall, large terraces on the third and fourth floors, and a machine room on the negative first floor. A short-range teleporter in the house leads to an underwater viewing platform, creating a unique living experience.
