Building Color/Design Guide

[Darruin]

Just built this. I like everything except the planks I used, too bright. What would be a better darker alternative?

120 basalt
130 gneiss
100 mirkwood blocks
60 plumwood planks
30 tarsticks
20 elm boughs
5 cast iron

[TeckXKnight]

Larch, Hazel, or Aspen. Planewood is also incredibly dark.

[Sevenless]

Nobody has actually posted any mansion images saying what boards/blocks they used with different wood, everybody keeps making mansions with 1 type of wood

viewtopic.php?f=42&t=41353&start=50#p552126

viewtopic.php?f=42&t=41353&start=90#p553661

viewtopic.php?f=42&t=41353&start=60#p552265

You should try actually reading the thread sheep

[iai]

I like this new color system

[Sevenless]

Is that a tar roof? I've yet to see mine have such a white shimmer to it.

[iai]

11 tar, 9 random bough.

[MightySheep]

Nobody has actually posted any mansion images saying what boards/blocks they used with different wood, everybody keeps making mansions with 1 type of wood

viewtopic.php?f=42&t=41353&start=50#p552126

viewtopic.php?f=42&t=41353&start=90#p553661

viewtopic.php?f=42&t=41353&start=60#p552265

You should try actually reading the thread sheep

Proved my point, the first 2 used same wood in boards/blocks, 2nd guy used single wood type for each so it's hard to infer much from these.

[Sevenless]

Proved my point, the first 2 used same wood in boards/blocks, 2nd guy used single wood type for each so it's hard to infer much from these.

By combining both those concepts, you can infer exactly which the primary and secondary for boards and blocks are. You have the information you need to colour your next house from those three posts.

[MightySheep]

142 Porphry
108 Basalt
100 Planewood Blocks
40 Spruce Boards
20 Cherrywood Boards
30 Tar Sticks
20 Bough

[Lords]

130 gneiss
70 basalt
50 marble
100 planewood blocks
35 spruce boards
25 planewood boards
50 fir boughs
5 iron bars