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Little Cabins HDRP Bundle

(1 customer review)

                                                                     Added a Christmas Version for one of my most downloaded Prefabs of all time. New Swamp Variant for little cabin LETS GO!!!

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Description

Welcome to the Little Cabin

 

Every Prefab has a story Behind it, and this story is short. A Man and his child were living in a Cabin in the Woods, One day they began to run out of Food. The Father kept going out With his bow day in and day out. His child stayed home Playing with the Guitar her mother left her. One day while the father was sleeping the Daughter driven Mad by hunger Bashed in his head with a Rock and to survive she ate him downstairs on the table. Stricken with grief she fled from the home leaving behind all of there possessions.

1 review for Little Cabins HDRP Bundle

  1. rbryan79 (verified owner) –

    Pretty fun little addition to your map. Great build! I put a zone around this cabin and tp random sleepers that I find on the map inside lol.

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Version
  • Added *Updated for HDRP* ====================== -Now added Three Variants -Replaced tree assets for new models -Adjusted Splat for new look Updated all three Variants to HDRP

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How do I host this .zip/.7z file I just purchased on my server?

• First, you want to unzip the file. You can do so by just double-clicking it to open, then drag the contents to the desired location (you may need to install an external unzipping software if you don’t already have one)
• Next you will find either a structure of folders or just the .prefab files (it’s the important ones).
• You can then open your map via Rustedit (How to install Rustedit)
• Then install those .prefab files into your …/rustedit/CustomPrefabs folder
• Launch Rustedit and open your map and within the ‘Prefabs’ list you should see the new prefab/monument you downloaded once you search its name

Additionally, here’s a great video that easily covers adding monuments/prefabs to maps of your own!
https://youtu.be/jERnNxw0DSY