Build a Base Adapted to Your Current Conditions

Plan for Sensory Limitations

If you're Blind or Color Blind, design your base with tactile landmarks—distinctive block patterns, height changes, and consistent layouts you can navigate by memory or touch. Avoid relying on visual cues for critical systems.

Create Redundant Systems

Build multiple pathways between important rooms so a single blocked route doesn't trap you. Install railings and barriers to prevent falls when vision is impaired. Use water channels as safe navigation guides.

Prepare Accessible Farms and Storage

Organize storage in predictable patterns so you can locate items without perfect vision. Build farms with simple, repetitive designs that function regardless of sensory conditions. Consider automated systems that reduce manual interaction needs.

Design for Mobility Issues

If conditions limit movement speed or jumping, create flat, open pathways instead of requiring precise platforming. Install stairs and ramps generously. Position essential resources (food, tools, beds) close together to minimize travel distance during difficult condition periods.