Total newbie here.
I'm trying to build a leanto on top of my bed (like in the leanto icon!) but the build signpost simply doesn't appear when I try to place it there.
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sabinati
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Re: how to build leanto on top of bed
build leanto next to bed, lift bed, place in leanto.
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raffachicken
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Gentley
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Re: how to build leanto on top of bed
I tried that at the beginning, too, nice to know how to do it. but does it have any effect besides making sense for role-playing?
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Lawbro
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Re: how to build leanto on top of bed
Saves space and stuff
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loftar
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Re: how to build leanto on top of bed
More importantly, it makes it a criminal action to take whatever is stored in the leanto while you're sleeping in it.
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sabinati
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Re: how to build leanto on top of bed
oh i thought it did that all the time, not just when you were sleeping.
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loftar
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Re: how to build leanto on top of bed
Nah, that would require it to save an "owner" or something, a mechanic that I want to avoid.
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sabinati
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Re: how to build leanto on top of bed
couldn't you do it similar to the boats?
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loftar
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Re: how to build leanto on top of bed
So that the owner changes the next time anyone uses it? Seems a bit pointless. ;)sabinati wrote:couldn't you do it similar to the boats?
Mind you, the boat does not define any kind of "ownership". It relieves some actions from being criminal, not the other way around.
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