I'm fairly certain that the log cabin uses just one type of wood block.
Also.
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MagicManICT
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Re: Building Color/Design Guide
It is. quit asking.Myrgard wrote:MODS, PLEASE, STICK THIS THREAD ALREADY.
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min_the_fair
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Has anyone built anything with hornblende yet? I don't like the look for paving but it certainly seems interesting in a stone chair.
Never having built a stonestead/mansion/windmill, how can I predict what the stone's going to look like? Will a hornblende stonestead look as horrible as the paving or have the shininess I imagine it having in a stone tower? Am I going to have to bite the bullet and find out for myself?
Never having built a stonestead/mansion/windmill, how can I predict what the stone's going to look like? Will a hornblende stonestead look as horrible as the paving or have the shininess I imagine it having in a stone tower? Am I going to have to bite the bullet and find out for myself?
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DaniAngione
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Re: Building Color/Design Guide
Drop the stone on the ground. This is the texture it will use for the stones on buildings. Please note that they look very stretched on Towers, however.min_the_fair wrote:Has anyone built anything with hornblende yet? I don't like the look for paving but it certainly seems interesting in a stone chair.
Never having built a stonestead/mansion/windmill, how can I predict what the stone's going to look like? Will a hornblende stonestead look as horrible as the paving or have the shininess I imagine it having in a stone tower? Am I going to have to bite the bullet and find out for myself?
Windmills are the only buildings that use the pavement texture.
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W15 Lame road-builder of Eyjafjallajökull
W14 Proud defender of Kakariko Village
W13 Sporadic member of Ravka
W12 Occasional member of Lake Town
W11 Inactive member of Yggdrasill
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Amanda44
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I liked it for paving ...min_the_fair wrote:Has anyone built anything with hornblende yet? I don't like the look for paving but it certainly seems interesting in a stone chair.
Never having built a stonestead/mansion/windmill, how can I predict what the stone's going to look like? Will a hornblende stonestead look as horrible as the paving or have the shininess I imagine it having in a stone tower? Am I going to have to bite the bullet and find out for myself?
I used it on the idol ... but the wood sort of makes it dirty looking, lol, I like it tho.

Meanwhile, the new tree, Quince; the boards are quite colourful, looks nice and bright in a cave.

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Zachary09
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Re: Building Color/Design Guide
My newly built idol

Fir - Primary Block
Larch - Secondary Block
Ash - Primary Board
Sallow - Secondary Board
Quartz - Primary Stone
Marble - Secondary Stone
Tin Bar - Bar of Any Common Metal

Fir - Primary Block
Larch - Secondary Block
Ash - Primary Board
Sallow - Secondary Board
Quartz - Primary Stone
Marble - Secondary Stone
Tin Bar - Bar of Any Common Metal
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bloom01
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Re: Building Color/Design Guide
does anyone know how wheelbarrow colour works?
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I'm like 90% sure it's this:

But, I don't remember exactly.

But, I don't remember exactly.
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bloom01
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thx, I'll try.Onep wrote:I'm like 90% sure it's this:
But, I don't remember exactly.
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Ramki
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I need a second opinion.
For a stone stead house. What bough would look best with Walnut? What stone would blend smoothly with the walnut and roofing? I've seen a number of good houses in this forum. A lot of them have straw which I haven't acquired yet.
For a stone stead house. What bough would look best with Walnut? What stone would blend smoothly with the walnut and roofing? I've seen a number of good houses in this forum. A lot of them have straw which I haven't acquired yet.