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i know where that clearing is! almost built my base there but no water, sucks they took away our turtle shell water collectors
Why are you not using partial logs as angle support for your struts? You can span more than 3 lengths when using the angled support.
Struuuuts! Struuuuuutttsss! Sexy roofs anyway!
So I havent seen it in any of your building videos at all or in any of your structures but what the game calls struts(there’s a page showing it in the building book) is taking a 1/4 log piece and placing it into the corner between a vertical pole and the top log of the basic П structure , If you do this on boths end of a span you can have i think up to 5 slots wide without any vertical support pillars, You have too have them there when first building it but then you can remove them once you place them in. Might wanna revise some things just because what the game refers to as struts is the corner supports and not the vertical poles. Its gunna add a whole other tricky aspect to things when building but also allows you to have much more options as far as how wide things can be and I’m sure there’s a few more quircks on how things connect together. But will make for a good video explaining as well because a lot of people miss out on what the struts can do, but having advanced building techniques without it would be a bummer.
also if u dont put extra wood down, part of the house might not look simetrical
Good video but I would call this an intermediate guide. You have much to learn young Padawan 🙂
you can go way more than just three with struts.
my question is how to fill the triangular hole on the roof because when i add a whole log on it doesn’t make sense and when i cut the log in 3/4 or half it leaves a hole
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I also like to know how to fill the tirangular holes.
If youve played valheim, sons of the forest basically has a clunkier version of the building there so you know you can get super creative. its just gonna be a bit of a slower more awkward process
You can go 5 long. It’s not bugs, you don’t understand the system. You need to use braces.
There are zero struts (by game mechanic definition) in this video. Partial log should be placed in corner joints then all supporting wood in middle can be removed up to 5 wide.
problem isnt the roof, but how to fill the holes on the side…..do you have a solution for that ?
How do you fill the sides of the roof in without the log sticking out or leaving a hole on the inside?
ok guys to fill in the gaps in the roofs place the cut wood by the ends of the logs that should allow you to stack the woods then make the roof
You’re doing this the hard way. Use Struts. See the bold text below. Every build video I’ve seen has people using all kinds of confusing and incorrect terminology, and very few Sons Of The Forest players seem to be aware of what a strut is for. *_Strut is an official game term in this game. It’s on the page after the Roof diagram in your Building Manual. A Strut is essentially a wooden gusset, which the developers included specifically to be able to remove column supports._* Using the word ‘column’ is probably less confusing when referring to vertically upright posts, because it brings to mind the Greek Parthenon of Olympus and the columns found on Colonial British houses, like the US White House with its Greco-Roman columns on its front porch. Or, the modern term for them is Stud. Horizontal beams that stretch across parallel to the ground are called joists. You have Ceiling Joist beams and Floor Joists. Then the angled beams that frame the roof are called Rafter beams.
Another trick I haven’t seen on youtube, is how to make the absolute most extremely sharp angles for roofs or stairs. Everyone places their vertical column studs exactly one full-sized log apart. Next time you’re playing, place a vertical quarter-length log only a quarter-length log away from a full-length log, and then place a quarter-length angled rafter beam across the top of them (or a half-length rafter – I don’t remember now). You’ll immediately see how much more extreme of an angle you can make your roofs and stairs.
How do you close the ends of the roof?!?
im looking for a solution to close the gable/pediment on the sides.
looks awful with those empty triangles.
but thanks for the tips, most of it i had to painfully figure out myself the last days 😀 seeing this would saved me alot of time