Does anyone have a pic of how Zincspar looks in buildings?

[uncleseano]

Before I fart out my Stonestead I'm scratching my chin on either boring but classic Gneiss/Granite or something exotic like Zincspar/Olvine. There's a pic of Olvine around but not Zincspar

[MagicManICT]

Easy/cheap way is to build a stone column, stone table, or something like that.

I don't think i've seen one, either. The Building Color Guide could certainly use more images of the new stone.

[ErdTod]

Also there's this tool.

[Amanda44]

I haven't used the zincspar in a build yet, but it looks nice with olivine as paving ... I have made 3 olivine builds, two stonesteads (seen in the building guide MM linked) and a tower, it goes well with Gabbro which I used on the tower.

I didn't use the zincspar as it was kinda too bright for my liking in a big build but I do plan to use it with olivine on my well, when I get around to it.

[ewlol]

I haven't used the zincspar in a build yet, but it looks nice with olivine as paving ... I have made 3 olivine builds, two stonesteads (seen in the building guide MM linked) and a tower, it goes well with Gabbro which I used on the tower.

I didn't use the zincspar as it was kinda too bright for my liking in a big build but I do plan to use it with olivine on my well, when I get around to it.

You and I must have similar taste in materials. I have been using gabbro and olivine in a lot of my structures.

[Amanda44]

I haven't used the zincspar in a build yet, but it looks nice with olivine as paving ... I have made 3 olivine builds, two stonesteads (seen in the building guide MM linked) and a tower, it goes well with Gabbro which I used on the tower.

I didn't use the zincspar as it was kinda too bright for my liking in a big build but I do plan to use it with olivine on my well, when I get around to it.

You and I must have similar taste in materials. I have been using gabbro and olivine in a lot of my structures.

... yeah it looks good together, a lot of ppl are using those really bright blues but I really like the olivine, it's subtle and blends in really nicely with the green forest biomes and for a bit of colour/brightness it also looks good with the pale blue wood of the silver fir and the pinky wood of chaste tree.