> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.dunedocker.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.dunedocker.app/community-services/base-builder.md).

# Dune Docker Base Builder

[Dune Docker Base Builder](https://blueprints.dunedocker.app/) is a browser-based 3D planning and sharing tool for **Dune: Awakening** bases. Use it to experiment with a layout before committing time and materials in game.

## What You Can Do

* Browse a searchable catalog of structures and placeables.
* Place, snap, move, rotate, duplicate, and inspect pieces in 3D.
* Check collisions and plan coverage across multiple land claims.
* Preview a design from different angles, switch between day and night, and walk through the layout.
* Capture screenshots and import or export supported base layouts.
* Save public, unlisted, or private projects after signing in as a community member.
* Explore shared community designs and make an editable copy as a starting point.

The Base Builder is also linked from the Dune Docker Console footer. It runs in your browser and does not require access to your server's Console.

{% hint style="warning" %}
The Base Builder is a planning aid. Game updates, missing assets, terrain, stability rules, and world restrictions can affect whether a design can be built exactly as shown. Keep a backup before importing or replacing game data.
{% endhint %}

[Open Dune Docker Base Builder](https://blueprints.dunedocker.app/)


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