In Schedule I, your properties are quite literally the heart of your entire operation - it’s where you’ll spend most of your time. Everything happens here, from production to storage to manufacturing. Given how central these spaces are to the gameplay, having a well-thought-out, well-planned base can make a huge difference to your efficiency and overall success when building your empire.

To make that process easier, I created the Schedule I Blueprint Editor - a browser-based tool that lets you design, plan, and optimize your properties before committing to building them in-game. The editor gives you a clear overview of the total cost and items required, making it the perfect way to experiment with layouts and figure out the most efficient use of space.

It’s also a great way to get creative: save your favourite designs, explore new layout ideas, or share your blueprints with the community. You can use it to try out ideas, browse other layouts for inspiration, or share your own with the community.

https://scheduleoneeditor.com/

Note: Touchscreen and small devices (like tablets or phones) are currently disabled while I clean up the UI and improve functionality. Since the building system is custom-made, I didn’t account for touch input just yet — apologies!


Here’s a quick look at what the Schedule I Blueprint Editor can do. Below, you’ll find images showing the tool in action - from layout building to community sharing.

Key Features:

Build & Design Layouts
Create layouts for all properties using a flexible, custom-made building system.
Save, Load, Export & Import
Easily save your creations locally, reload them later, or share/export them with friends.
Cost & Item Overview
Instantly see an estimated cost of your build, along with the total number of items used.
Community Section
Share your blueprints with other players, browse others’ designs, and get inspired.
(Note: Account required for uploading and sharing.)






The Blueprint Editor is still actively being worked on, so your feedback is really valuable. If you run into any bugs, or if you have suggestions for features or improvements, I’d love to hear them. Every bit of input helps make the tool better for everyone.

Thanks for checking it out and I hope you give it a try!
Have Fun!