Which stair design is your favourite? I personally love the Diamond Stairs, they work so well for more elegant base designs Yours (Self Care App) Discount: yoursapp.com/Eradicati0n NordVPN Discount: nordvpn.org/eradyt NordPass Discount: nordpass.com/eradyt Twitter: twitter.com/eradicati0nn Patreon: www.patreon.com/eradicati0n
One thing I might add is don’t do Argo walls on top of Argo walls do aquilonian walls on top of Argo walls to break up the texture and add detail great video! btw
you should try making early 20th century high rises in beaux arts, Art Deco, renaissance revival,neo gothic ext. oh and some quick tips use lattice doors or reinforced steel doors for windows the effect is amazing just make sure it has correct proportions so don’t stack door frame on top of door frame stack door frame wall door frame or instead of a wall use a fence as a half wall and for cornices I use vaulted ceilings or use a pillar trick to move a Ceiling forward by half a foundation and to the side half of a foundation. I have made MANY late American 19th century row buildings mostly mixed use using these methods also the row buildings are usually 2 walls high at the bottom or 1 wall and Half preferably 2 walls because 1 wall and a half looks more federal “federal architecture style” in proportions so I use 2 walls to get Italianate, second empire, railroad,Queen Anne, gothic revival ext for standard mixed use building proportions in those styles mentioned below also road must be 8 foundations wide less or more but 8 is a mathematically correct width due to the fact a Conan foundation is 2.63m round off to feet and you get 8ft and the standard road width in Boston or Manhattan is 64ft. Also detail the high rises as much as possible and light them up with fancy colors using radian torch’s if you like also do the high rises like a pillar bottom is the bad of the pillar middle is the shaft of the pillar top is the capital of the pillar and for elevators in high rises use slow ones so you can get off at each floor easily make a 1x1 shaft for it two and if you want to see VERY good architecture look at New York in the early early 1900s interiors especially or look all over the us for 1850s to 1910s architecture seriously some next level stuff and some great source material to go of off. Sorry if I sound insane had to dump all this knowledge quickly hope someone can use it it really improves your buildings and makes some insane structures
Another thing for skyscrapers say I have a skyscraper laid out like this is going horizontally (foundation, “yes I know using foundations is taboo but I do it to get a smooth texture” door frame, door frame, foundation, door frame, door frame, foundation) right don’t make it flat it only works sometimes recess the wall with the windows by one half or a full foundation and add a wall separating the two door frames or pillar “beaux arts, it’s up to you just had to get that out there edit you can also use shelf’s for hood ornaments
Wow no comments? Lets change that. I've also used the Derketo stage steps technique on the interior of builds, doing sunken floors. It's labor intensive, but gives more height on the first floor. Haven't tried placing pillars through the recessed floor with the new build system yet, but it should still work with what I've seen you do since.
Aye using the stage pieces to recess or elevate floors is a great interior design method to differentiate areas, pillars are a little tricky to work in, but definitely do-able
Everytime I try to do that snapping point thing with the fence foundations it won't let me do the bottom snapping point. As in it doesn't show up or ever let me put it anywhere else other the the top and only snapping point for me. Not sure what I'm doing wrong cause it looks pretty simple.
When they redid the building system, they should have slightly mimicked "The Sims". So we could get rid of all of the tiling, and have different pitch roofing
@@Eradicati0nn I bet someone could make a mod that just calculates how many tiles are in a row, and consider them one unit. Then allows the player to set the scale of which the repeating texture is displayed on that surface. I don't know how to mod yet, but that sounds like a logical approach.
I believe this game is not fully optimized and therefore even with a mod, the processing power required to calculate dynamic shading, dynamic sloping of not just the roof but likely other features, and dynamic barrier control so people don't clip through everything, would likely be too significant and require a near complete overhaul of the engine and core game library
Which stair design is your favourite? I personally love the Diamond Stairs, they work so well for more elegant base designs
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If I hade to pick I like the long pathway steps, since I don't really build anything small the long pathway gives me a regal feel to my builds
One thing I might add is don’t do Argo walls on top of Argo walls do aquilonian walls on top of Argo walls to break up the texture and add detail great video! btw
That last one though. Legend Status
The last one is a personal favourite of mine. Glad you enjoyed!
I love you tutorial vids I get a lot of information and draw a lot of inspiration from these vids, thanks a bunch
Thanks Mason, glad you find these guides helpful!
Man you’re great at what you do, thanks!
Really neat tutorial. Thanks, man!
you should try making early 20th century high rises in beaux arts, Art Deco, renaissance revival,neo gothic ext. oh and some quick tips use lattice doors or reinforced steel doors for windows the effect is amazing just make sure it has correct proportions so don’t stack door frame on top of door frame stack door frame wall door frame or instead of a wall use a fence as a half wall and for cornices I use vaulted ceilings or use a pillar trick to move a Ceiling forward by half a foundation and to the side half of a foundation. I have made MANY late American 19th century row buildings mostly mixed use using these methods also the row buildings are usually 2 walls high at the bottom or 1 wall and Half preferably 2 walls because 1 wall and a half looks more federal “federal architecture style” in proportions so I use 2 walls to get Italianate, second empire, railroad,Queen Anne, gothic revival ext for standard mixed use building proportions in those styles mentioned below also road must be 8 foundations wide less or more but 8 is a mathematically correct width due to the fact a Conan foundation is 2.63m round off to feet and you get 8ft and the standard road width in Boston or Manhattan is 64ft. Also detail the high rises as much as possible and light them up with fancy colors using radian torch’s if you like also do the high rises like a pillar bottom is the bad of the pillar middle is the shaft of the pillar top is the capital of the pillar and for elevators in high rises use slow ones so you can get off at each floor easily make a 1x1 shaft for it two and if you want to see VERY good architecture look at New York in the early early 1900s interiors especially or look all over the us for 1850s to 1910s architecture seriously some next level stuff and some great source material to go of off.
Sorry if I sound insane had to dump all this knowledge quickly hope someone can use it it really improves your buildings and makes some insane structures
Architecture crackhead…
good tips though will definitely implant these into my builds
Another thing for skyscrapers say I have a skyscraper laid out like this is going horizontally (foundation, “yes I know using foundations is taboo but I do it to get a smooth texture” door frame, door frame, foundation, door frame, door frame, foundation) right don’t make it flat it only works sometimes recess the wall with the windows by one half or a full foundation and add a wall separating the two door frames or pillar “beaux arts, it’s up to you just had to get that out there edit you can also use shelf’s for hood ornaments
Great video. You may be a good builder to help show ideas of how to build to avoid lag within your base.
This may be a stupid question but how do you fill a space with water like that
Wow no comments? Lets change that. I've also used the Derketo stage steps technique on the interior of builds, doing sunken floors. It's labor intensive, but gives more height on the first floor. Haven't tried placing pillars through the recessed floor with the new build system yet, but it should still work with what I've seen you do since.
Aye using the stage pieces to recess or elevate floors is a great interior design method to differentiate areas, pillars are a little tricky to work in, but definitely do-able
have u tried cascading stairs? of course u have, awesome tutorial need more viewers and thumbs up.
Thanks Odrac, glad you enjoyed the guide!
Thanks
This was helpful and im going to use these designs thank you
Glad to hear it helped!
those look really cool, this ones stairs have always been basic lol now it has new ideas!
Thanks Pupper, glad you enjoyed!
thank you!! i needed that because my stairs are only boring!
It happens to the best of us, lord knows I've built plenty of boring staircases haha
Everytime I try to do that snapping point thing with the fence foundations it won't let me do the bottom snapping point. As in it doesn't show up or ever let me put it anywhere else other the the top and only snapping point for me. Not sure what I'm doing wrong cause it looks pretty simple.
whats the most evil looking building u can make? :p
When they redid the building system, they should have slightly mimicked "The Sims". So we could get rid of all of the tiling, and have different pitch roofing
That would have been really good, though I do have a feeling that would involve some massive work on the back-end though.
@@Eradicati0nn I bet someone could make a mod that just calculates how many tiles are in a row, and consider them one unit. Then allows the player to set the scale of which the repeating texture is displayed on that surface. I don't know how to mod yet, but that sounds like a logical approach.
I believe this game is not fully optimized and therefore even with a mod, the processing power required to calculate dynamic shading, dynamic sloping of not just the roof but likely other features, and dynamic barrier control so people don't clip through everything, would likely be too significant and require a near complete overhaul of the engine and core game library
You saying my stairs suck?!
I would never say that to you Doom
@@Eradicati0nn awww, I forgive you
Me: just climb everything cuz its easier.