How To Build Simple Starter Workshop Build / RuneScape DragonWilds

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  @ShadowAngle · 1 year ago

  you would have more support if you used foundation floor tiles on all the 1st floor tiles.

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• JU

  @justabyte3157 · 1 year ago

  This is fantastic! Makes me want to live there!

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• OM

  @OMNISLASHER-f5h · 8 days ago

  If they fix the construction flaws out im going all into this game...❤

• CR

  @craftjoy6712 · 1 year ago

  Yesss Gerse let your inner big builder loose. Great tutorial😊 it looks awesome:_NinjaHype:

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• DT

  @DT-hb3zu · 1 year ago

  If you hold ctrl, and scroll, you can adjust the height of the placement before placing it. Super useful tech

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• QD

  @qdizzle2714 · 1 year ago

  More builds!! love it

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• IZ

  @izradadon8918 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Your main support issue started at the very beggining with your foundations being connected and built by the support of each other<br> rather then being from the ground and up<br><br>And thats because u decided to use floors over foundations.<br><br>And u decided to build the big structure coincidencely on the side with the unsupported flooring, so thats why,<br><br>No bugs in the game 😅

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• GA

  @garricksimpson829 · 11 months ago

  @gerse I separated my storage between workstations like this, but I quickly realised how impractical this is as many recipes use materials across multiple separate sections. Also being able to walk up to 1-4 larger chests and click F to dump all your materials in one spot is way more practical. Especially with the Linked feature on the chests.

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• BR

  @BrutalStyles · 1 year ago

  Little late now, but you can avoid dragon attacks if you build in the Temple Woods level 1 zone

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• SY

  @synergy793 · 1 year ago

  I just switched to pc for this game and it’s a lil bit of a struggle 😂

• DE

  @devinmilazzo1888 · 1 year ago

  you would have an easier time building in the building mode through your spellbook. looks great

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• AM

  @amydavis4945 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m guessing you never played Valheim, because &quot;structure integrity&quot; is a part of building there too. Everything has to be supported. So if you want to build higher, you need to use beams - not only vertically, but also horizontally (depending how <b>long</b> the structure is). It can take some getting used to and at times, very frustrating. This is a very nice build you did here, and I like the overall asthetics! Thank you for the time you put into this!

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