Building Color/Design Guide

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Re: Building Color/Design Guide

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I don't know what I was thinking, to be honest. I feel shame.

...then it kinda grows on you and becomes adorable? :oops:

Gray Clay, Straw, Plane Wood, Porphyry.
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Nice windmill Zach! :)
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...then it kinda grows on you and becomes adorable? :oops:
Lol, the roof is cute. :D
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One of the nicer combinations, I think. Larch and conkerwood.
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Does this method get me a tar roof for a stonestead?

6x A Thatching
6x B Thatching
6x C Thatching

12x D Thatching (tar)

Thanks :)
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MazeM wrote:Does this method get me a tar roof for a stonestead?

6x A Thatching
6x B Thatching
6x C Thatching

12x D Thatching (tar)

Thanks :)
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MazeM wrote:Does this method get me a tar roof for a stonestead?

6x A Thatching
6x B Thatching
6x C Thatching

12x D Thatching (tar)

Thanks :)
Thatching doesn't have secondary materials and so only the material with highest count is used. Thatching materials are Alder Bough, Elm Bough, Fir Bough, Spruce Bough, Yew Bough, Straw, and Tarsticks.

You can do 7A 7B 7C 9D if you have three different thatching materials available in addition to Tarsticks.

Absolute minimum for certainty of black roof of Tarsticks required is 6 pieces, with 4 pieces of every other thatching used. Theoretically 5 could be enough if the way the server decides which material gets used if there are two that have as many used is figured out.
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vatas wrote:if the way the server decides which material gets used if there are two that have as many used is figured out.
jorb said it's "undefined." Could be the order items are added (first or last) or could just be the way they fall in addressing on the server, which can't even be known by the client.
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Funny combination, although, everything looks quite as expected: cypress boards and whitherstand blocks.
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Has anyone mapped out the layout for the loom? I just made a spruce one and ouch does it burn.




EDIT: I will do it when I get back from work, but feel free to beat me to it.

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