Store Page
Medieval Engineers
All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews

Medieval Engineers

Store Page
Medieval Engineers >  Workshop > NaN's Workshop
Not enough ratings
Simple Mangonel
Description Discussions0 Comments13 Change Notes
   
Award
Favorite
Favorited
Unfavorite
Type: Blueprint
File Size
Posted
959.257 KB
12 Feb, 2015 @ 3:36pm
1 Change Note ( view )
Created by
NaN
Offline
See all 6 collections (some may be hidden)
2,411 Unique Visitors
2,973 Current Subscribers
11 Current Favorites

Subscribe to download
Simple Mangonel

Description
A simple, reliable, easy to use mangonel. Simply select the rope drum, then select the rope ending, turn the crank, and "cut" the rope.
13 Comments
< >
The cute tank Commander✅ 23 Oct, 2016 @ 4:56am 
Onager can shoot Fire Balls
The cute tank Commander✅ 23 Oct, 2016 @ 4:55am 
XD
NaN  [author] 23 Oct, 2016 @ 2:13am 
@Cap.Balaika
My mistake, it's actually neither a Mangonel or a Catapult, it's an Onager!
The cute tank Commander✅ 22 Oct, 2016 @ 7:36am 
Man, it's catapult...
=Levi4than= 20 Feb, 2015 @ 9:41pm 
the most time it destroys itself. you really need to have a good flat ground. not good to destroy castles without make a platform first..
NaN  [author] 20 Feb, 2015 @ 6:26pm 
@Smaltz
The default interaction key is "t". You mouse over the rope drum, press t, then mouse over the rope ending (looks like a little metal loop) and press t again. Then hold t on the crank until it is lowered, and then press t on the rope drum to fire.

@Mecha Hitler
The mangonel can be found in the blueprints menu. Press "F10" to open it up, then select the mangonel. Press Ctrl + V to paste it into the world.
Smallz 19 Feb, 2015 @ 6:12pm 
how do you select the rope
Vectura 19 Feb, 2015 @ 2:13pm 
never mind, spawned it on bricks, worked fine!
Vectura 19 Feb, 2015 @ 2:11pm 
I have to spawn it about half of its own height above the ground, won't let me spawn it any closer
NaN  [author] 19 Feb, 2015 @ 1:47pm 
@Vectura
Make sure that you don't spawn it in the ground, but also make sure it's not too far off the ground. It works best on a flat surface, like a layer of bricks.