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1:52:44 right there! Metal chimneys appear when there's not enough space for a big chimney. I force them into their small form by placing arrow holes above the chimney.

I think you may actually miss out on some of the town sitting through this one! I do have another video that gives an uncommentated tour of the town on foot where I go down pretty much every alley! There's also a timelapse here th-cam.com/video/oFrOx8B_HG0/w-d-xo.html (I keep it unlisted because I didn't originally intend to make it so the cinematography is far from the best)

@@freakout3516 Thank you so much for sharing this! I will definitely watch. No worries about cinematography. The work you did on this build speaks for itself. :) I just got my full version of the game and seeing all of this is so inspiring.

o7 glad to hear it! I hope to continue being of service. Gonna have to figure out how to keep the video up to date given how frequent updates can be .... but I already got an idea!

It's hidden in the "Right-click menu" on fences and walls. Right-click 'em and then hover over the space between the wall-height control node at the top and wall shape control nodes at the bottom. That should give you scissors

Same size for everyone, unfortunately. I've had a few commentors mention that my area looks bigger than theirs. It's a trick of the eye, I'm afraid.

I did at first! You can kinda see my process in the timelapse: th-cam.com/video/oFrOx8B_HG0/w-d-xo.html I stopped doing that once I got to the area behind the townhall though. Primary advice that I have is: If you're going to use flat-roof pieces as road, make them wider than the "road" is supposed to be. Make sure that the "road" extends into the buildings. Otherwise the game will be very hesitant to spawn clutter. Beyond that, I must admit that I kind of went about it without a real plan in place.

@@freakout3516 yes I see that, I'm trying the same, kinda building it out as I go. I'm working on a Tudor style town, over handing top floors. Narrow streets.

Sounds lovely. Would love to see your results once it is done!

That's a toughie. If I had to make a recommendation, I'd say watch the 62 Tips video instead. That has a recap section in it where I go over the most important tipes from this video. Watch that recap at 2x speed and you might come out at 20 minutes!

@@freakout3516 I wasnt being serious :) i am at 1hour 47 rn

:P I *kind of* figured but I did want to take the opportunity to plug the 62 Tips one :D It's a little more up to date and I live in fear of leading people astray by leaving the older videos up! But the game updates too frequently... Hope it's been informative!

I can see it, yeah. That being said what I appreciate about Tiny Glade is that the tools have the flexibility to actually be used in lifehacks. Would be much worse - for me anyway - if I had a Medieval Engineers-type item menu and was just straight-up gimped if I wanted to build something not included in it. *That* being said, putting in a lot of effort in working around the game's limitations so far has been one of the prime ways to get featurs into the games. Both the ability to raise blocks vertically as well as half-timbering were implemented in response to players bootlegging them. Fingers crossed this trend will continue. Yesterday we just got the ability to change your glade's season. After it became commonplace for players to edit their savefiles to do it lol

Easiest way is to draw a short piece of wall, right-click the wall and grabbing one of the control nodes like at 15:43 and dragging that to where you need it. The game will always draw a perfectly straight wall between two nodes. Hope that helps!

I saw a hint in another video to move the camera up then point in straight down, rotate into the orientation you want, start your wall, and then MOVE THE CAMERA in a straight line in the direction you want the wall to go, instead of drawing with the mouse. Instant perfectly straight wall!

Saves are generally automatic. Provided that you don't crash out of the game your work should be saved as soon as you open the main menu.The Load menu that appears once you have more than one save scrolls horizontally so some of your saves may be off-screen

As far as I know, you can't save a project in various stages (a damn shame). But you also don't have to delete everything and start over. Just hit NEW from the game menu and you will keep your old project and can load it back in, and also you will have a new one running side-by-side. The save option must be one of the most requested, I7m sure, as well as swapping a build's seasons instead of starting over with a new season.

@@freakout3516 thank you very much! Yeah the work is automatically accessible, I am in the "try everything" stage so I only played one "map" so far but I saw no option to start a new one

@@MandleRoss thank you! Yeah the save thing is kinda weird for no apparent reason. I'd really appreciate a copy and paste option and a group objects option more than everything on earth

I do stream sometimes! Generally haven't streamed Tiny Glade so far though. What with the playtests not always being public yada yada. I might see about doing so in the future! No promises though! Good luck with flying buttresses, they can be a cruel mistress! And thanks for stopping by <3

You'd be in good company, yeah. Nothing worse than having some window or whatever slightly misaligned and now you need to get through and shift everything other three inches so they keep their relative position to one another.

It's been in the talks, however I don't know if and when.... The devs seem sympathetic to the idea for what it's worth. Tiny Glade currently suffers a bit from having been conceptualized as a cozy little diorama builder but then people like me came out of the woodworks and started treating it as a city builder. Hoping that this ...mismatch can be bridged better in the future. Can't make any guarantees, sadly.

In the Camera mode - second icon from the right - there are different....camera modes (second icon from the *left*), the third one looks like a camera with legs. That's the one I used. You can hide the UI by pressing H. And in the Settings under Controls you can change the camera's movement speed if it feels a bit too much like a run. For this video I had it down at like ... 0.6?

@@freakout3516 Thank you!

I hope the visuals also speak for themselves! Happy that I could be of help!

My answer if you did dare to ask would be far from certain actually! The original church that the city is constructed around took almost 4 hours. I then revised it when I was freed from the demo circle's size restrictions. I know that the city wall took between 12-15 minutes per segment (I timed it becuase it was so mind-numbing) 24 segments by my last count so that's like 5 1/2 hours at least. Rounding up we're looking at 10 hours for the church and city walls alone.... Now I know that I built the entire city up over three days of very intense play.... then I spent another 3 or 4 days total revising the castle, revising the townhall, revising some of the streets slightly, re-rolling a metric ton of videos for more clutter in the roads... It took a while. I can offer you: th-cam.com/video/oFrOx8B_HG0/w-d-xo.html ^ Timelapse. I didn't mean to make it but the game forced it on me. Recording starts after the church is already finished. But still pre-revision. th-cam.com/video/9BB9X_kpz5U/w-d-xo.html ^ Unedited church construction footage th-cam.com/video/mDk8sjqn_0A/w-d-xo.html ^ The same footage but sped up 16x th-cam.com/video/T3OJ_kuNBo8/w-d-xo.html ^ An older timelapse which does include the church's construction but doesn't include the city revisions You can try and extrapolate from that how long it might've taken lol

Aight, I had to ask somebody who knows somebody who plays this game on Steamdeck and it seems the answer is no, unfortunatey. Laptop trackpads still *mostly* work but anything fancier than that - in terms of touch controls - isn't implemented. Sorry about the wait!

@@freakout3516 I’m really tired of waiting years for cozy games to be released, only to find out they’re not accessible for those with disabilities 💔😭

Aye, it's pot first, tree second! It should clip into the flowerpot just fine and stays stable as long as you don't wiggle the pot. Ironically the opposite way around from adding lanterns to roads. Where it's lantern first, road second.

kek I don't remember where I say it but I'm probably referring back to the demo-era or to the playtests before that. Back in the day might be as early as July 2023 in the latter case