For building your dream base rearranging your setup in RuneScape: Dragonwilds, you should know how to move structures. But unlike other games, there’s no drag-and-drop feature instead, relocating a structure requires a bit of a work. This guide breaks down everything you need to know, step by step, so you can efficiently move and rebuild your structures without losing materials or momentum.
How to Move Builds in RuneScape
In RuneScape: Dragonwilds, moving a structure isn’t as straightforward as just dragging and dropping it – the only way to relocate something is to delete it and build it again. However, the delete option can be a bit hard to spot if you’re not familiar with the interface. To help with that, here’s a simple walkthrough you can follow.
Deleting a Structure
Start by entering Build mode by pressing the B key. Once you’re in, look for the Toggle Repair Mode option at the top-right of your screen. Click it, or press the T key as a shortcut. Then, walk up to the structure you want to remove and click your middle mouse button. This will break down the structure and drop the materials used to make it.
The Toggle Repair Mode is a handy tool – it lets you either delete or fix structures. When activated, you’ll get the option to “Delete” or “Repair” any object you approach. If you choose to delete, the game will return the resources you spent, like wood or stone, so you can rebuild the structure elsewhere whenever you’re ready.
Rebuilding and Relocating Your Structure
Once you’ve collected the returned materials, you can rebuild the structure wherever you’d like – effectively letting you move it in RuneScape: Dragonwilds. It’s a simple trick that comes in handy, especially when you’re planning to set up a more organized base or rearrange your workstations.
Remember, if you run low on materials, you can just head out and explore. You can gather resources like wood and stone straight from trees and boulders without needing any tools like a pickaxe or axe. It’s all about staying resourceful as you build your way through the wilds.
