Jupiter
See Jupiter in 3D
4,922 piecesDrag to turn it; click in, then scroll to zoom. On a phone, turn and pinch with two fingers. Fly goes through walls and Walk walks it as a player would (W A S D, or the stick on a phone). Floors shows one floor at a time, or only the foundations, and the floor plan looks straight down on it. The moon turns it to night, the camera saves a picture, and pointing at a piece names it and its floor; the card under the view prices it and finds the cheapest way in, and the raid path button draws that way in. Built from the creator's Builder's Sanctuary layout; lights, electrics and decorations are not shown. At 4,922 pieces it is bigger than the planner holds (2,000), so it can only be seen here.
About Jupiter
Build: 250,000 stone, 320,000 metal fragments, 1,000 high quality metal · Upkeep: 68,000 stone, 82,000 metal fragments, 280 high quality metal a day · Video by Crow
Jupiter is Crow's huge bunker base for a group of 12 to 16 players. It has an open core with room for 100 boxes, three roof bunkers, external tool cupboards, wide gaps and a small China wall. If it is too expensive, Crow suggests leaving the shell in stone, skipping the early shooting floor and building fewer towers. Building it takes 250,000 stone, 320,000 metal fragments and 1,000 high quality metal, and keeping it up costs about 68,000 stone, 82,000 metal fragments and 280 high quality metal a day. You can load the exact build with code KR3SAO on Builder's Sanctuary.
Among the other large-group bases on RustBaseDesign, it costs more to build than 75% of the 37 that list a build cost and costs more to keep up than 61% of the 55 that list an upkeep cost.
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