Lumbridge Castle from RuneScape: 2D Plan to 3D in Blender (OSRS) | flatcad Tutorial 2

I rebuilt Lumbridge Castle from Old School RuneScape: first as a 2D floor plan in flatcad (free 2D CAD in your browser), traced tile by tile from the game map, then as a 3D model in Blender straight from the exported SVGs. Three floors, battlements, the bank tower, doors, and windows cut with a Boolean. Try flatcad free: https://flatcad.com 0:00 Lumbridge Castle: 2D plan to 3D 0:06 Ground floor in flatcad: walls, doors, windows, furniture 0:36 First floor sheet and battlements 0:56 Roof sheet, title, export one SVG per layer 1:13 Import the SVGs into Blender 1:25 Join, fill, convert, extrude the walls 1:41 Battlements and the bank tower roof 1:53 Doors and window cutters 2:08 Stack the floors (G X -60, G Z 4) 2:23 Boolean: cut the windows, hide the cutters 2:34 Add the ground 2:47 Final renders How the plan works: 1 game tile = 1.5 m, one storey = 4 m One layer per part: Walls, Battlements, Doors, Windows, Furniture, Notes Each floor is its own sheet on the same page (ground, first floor 60 m to the right, roof 120 m to the right), so they stack exactly in Blender Blender steps in short: 1. File → Import → Scalable Vector Graphics (.svg): walls.svg 2. A, Ctrl J to join, then Object Data: Shape 2D, Fill Mode Both 3. Object → Convert → Mesh, Tab, A, E, 4 (one storey) 4. Same for battlements.svg (E 1.2), doors.svg (E 2.7) and windows.svg (E 1.6, then G Z 1.2 for the sill) 5. Box select each sheet: first floor G X -60, G Z 4; roof G X -120, G Z 8 6. Walls: Add Modifier → Boolean, object: Windows, then hide the cutters (H) Music: "Master of the Feast" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Fan recreation for a modelling tutorial. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Jagex. RuneScape and Old School RuneScape are trademarks of Jagex Ltd. #runescape #osrs #blender #lumbridge #flatcad