Check out this playlist to keep up to date with what has changed in the game since the making of the video! th-cam.com/play/PL_B3TIGMEF5M46RQoeL-1xXQVmngjVePW.html Also, on the note of 11:38 Getting rid of bushes. In the comments it was correctly pointed out that you don't need to lift the block nearly as much. If you're lucky, just interacting with the control node for lifting the bottom might do it.
Definitely wouldn't be surprised if this comes in the future, mod community could also do amazing things with this game. Hopefully it will be as simple as steam workshop support
would be really cool but I imagine it would be quite a problem for the AI with how we build doors and stairs, use walls and fences, or paths, water and flower fields as decor (to make walls and building blocks behave the way we want too). Not to mention the multi-layered building walls which have no doors or pathways at all. I personally hope for Campfires, Candles and Hearths for the Lighting decor. Pavement as a path option. Better or more intelligent ways to make stairs. Retaining walls (eg. after placing you can increase terrain behind the wall but the other side is unaffected) Timber as a wall option (and i mean full timber and not half-timber) Grain and Crops for Flower brush. And maybe bridges when using paths (or fences) over water but the stepping stones are also quite nice
@@juliangrabowsky6418a work around could be “saving” the world and locking all objects as they are, then being able to spawn in towns folk. But you wouldn’t be able to edit anything anymore.
I kind of have the opposite problem! All my building has become so... formalized and formulaic that I'll build something that I think is so technically impressive but then I see somebody else post their whimsical "I just started and kept going and this is kind of what I got" build on the Discord and I'll look at it feeling like "That's so much more creative than anything I produce! qq" Other people's builds will always look better than our own, I think :D
It's the double-edged sword of "building tech," innit. The things that I build myself fall apart into their component parts when I look at them. "Ah yes. Block with arcades. Rustication for the ground floor. Some buttresses to detail this area where I couldn't fit a window. Executed reasonably well. Nice job, I guess." But when I look at something somebody else built, I have no idea how they did it initially so my eyes get to take the whole thing in and I recapture that WoW!-effect of being able to just look at something and say "Looks great!" The whole is greater than its parts, etc. etc. but with 300 hours in the game so far, I struggle to see the whole when I build! Edit: That being said, I've been absolutely blown away by all the positive feedback, thank you truly! Edit after the Edit: It also doesn't help that I tend to build what I know! So people building what I don't know has a whole different effect on me :D
@@freakout3516 Sounding like a true artist, breaking stuff down to their basic shapes to start, then layering as you go. Your fundermentals in architecture is rock solid, keep doing your thing and thanks for this, now I know you can do so much more in this game than what I've already done I'm going to build a towering city up to the skybox (If I can).
I prefer to make smaller stuff tbh. The giant sprawling cities look great and are impressive and there's also a charm and joy to a solo cabin in the woods. It's so quick and easy to make something beautiful in this game.
I tweeted the same thing to the devs. This "game" is so good that it already feels alive even without actual citizens walking the streets. But having Gladeians live their life in this game will be phenomenal.
Dude, in the first seconds, alone in that picture bro, I was mindblown, I was starring at my PC with wide eyes repeatedly saying: "No! No you can't just do all this! no! You shouldn't be able to! You can't do this dude!?" in utter disbelief, Tiny Glade has become my fav game frfr
I love humans so much! They see something so simple (when describing it I mean) and will all take it and make something so lovely, then share it between each other and find different ways to make something more with it. It's so cute, I love it!
I just started playing Tiny Glade and when I saw the thumbnail I was like - wow! Spectacular builds! I definitely need some time to finish this video haha but I saved it for the future, just wanted to say: my jaw literally dropped, there's not enough words to describe how cool this is
Great video and I must say, not like you haven't heard it before, this build is on a level that most Architects only dream of achieving throughout their entire lives.
This is so cool!! I am really looking forward to the day a mod will allow to put nice little characters in there and let them enjoy their nice village and wal around those beautiul streets
I love these long form tips and tricks videos... You really do a good job at explaining things and getting as much info into a video as possible! This game is amazing.
ich saß hier grade 'ne Minute sprachlos vorm Bildschirm - wie krass ist das bitte, was du da baust! ich hab mir das Spiel direkt geholt, aber schon gemerkt, dass es auf meinem Laptop recht stockend läuft und ich außerdem wohl nicht so intuitiv bin, dass ich tolle Dinge bauen kann. deshalb bin ich sehr froh, deinen Account gefunden zu haben :)
Wish I had a better suggestion than "In the video settings: Turn your Render Scale to 0.7 and see how that runs" but that's all I got unfortunately... on the off-chance that you *haven't* tried that yet, that's the only real remedy right now. That and turning off Vsync - which also isn't a guarantee.
Ich bin so froh, das es auf meinem 12 Jahre altem Laptop läuft, auch wenn ich jedes mal am Start bestätigen muss das ich es "trotzdem" spielen will - weil die Grafikarte dafür nicht mehr geeignet ist und es zu abstürzen kommen kann.😂. Aber was hier gezeigt wird macht mich wirklich sprachlos.
The one feature missing are NPCs going about their daily lives. Children running around and playing. A couple holding hands. Vendors in their little shops. Stray dogs and cats. Things like that. It would be perfect.
this video is amazing but what really stands out to me is how incredibly thought out everything is. thank you for sharing these tips but also your thought processes (like the realistic buttresses, and even where the bricks would fall in the ruins!), it makes the game seem so much more in-depth, and definitely adds a lot of charm to what would otherwise be a hefty video.
I commented on your first video that you would be my go-to guy for Tiny Glade. Glad to see you and your community are still finding new tips and tricks!
Oh my goodness this build is so amazing! I'm going to be sitting through this entire video (not only for great tips!) but to see this majestic beast in all its glory.
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.
Well, whether you commit to more Tiny Glade building videos or not... and I respect your choice either way... thank you so VERY much for sharing these tips (as well as the ones you've done before). I know myself well enough to know that I may actually NEVER get to the level of finicky building that you have gone to, but *oh my goodness* what I have learned will certainly - and HAS certainly - improved my own builds in this amazing game. I bought the game on Day One, having wish-listed it prior to that. And I drank in your videos prior to that date, too. :) Again, thanks so much. And truly, thanks to the developers of Tiny Glade. I can make a simple hovel and still enjoy the ambiance and lighting and sheepsies and ducks... dang. Good job, all 'round. *cue manic applause from the audience*
I love this video sm. I've been dying to try this game ever since I found out it was being developed and just bought it a couple of hours ago. I played the demo but was extremely confused about the mechanics, so it's amazing to find a tutorial SO WELL EXPLAINED about every single thing. ❤️
These are brilliant! I'm really hoping they keep updating this game and adding features, but even what we have now is a technical marvel (also considering it's made by 2 people)
Can’t believe I watched this whole thing! It was very fascinating. Just bought the game and played with it today. Will be trying your tips for sure. thanks.
Get out of here, this was made in Tiny Glade? This is insane. Totally going to get this to up my DnD get handout game. Your creation in this was outstanding!
Found out about Tiny Glade yesterday, right before release. Already sank 5h into the game, looking forward to buying it. Very excited to see Tiny Glade's future!
I am so excited you finally posted a video in full released version of the game! You did an incredible job with this city, it’s my favourite screenshot from the steam page 😊 so detailed! I learned so much from your tutorials, thanks to the very inventive glade community ;)
Ur a G man. I subbed about 2 weeks ago when I saw another creator use ur tips. Been watching all your vids since. Keep it up man! And I’m excited to see where your channel goes in the future!
Been watching ton of Tiny Glade videos and impressed with people's smaller builds. Had no idea it was capable of this kind of scale. Really hoping they continue to expand the game, bring other architectural styles, etc.
Holy moly, I just got the game and am only a few hours in. I am proud to have two story buildings in a tiny village .... LOOK AT THAT! Wow, the patience you got to build in those narrow spaces and guiding the camera. This is very inspiring! *.*
A TH-cam video on Tiny Glade popped up on my feed last night which prompted me to get out of bed at midnight to download it and try it out. Group selection and duplication would be very welcome.
Very helpful, thanks. I shall be watching small parts of your video and then trying to reproduce what you have done until I understand it, then move on to the next tip ... going to be a lot of dipping in and out.
I really enjoy your videos. Love the tips and tricks, by the way. I really enjoy this game. It is so relaxing. I can only think of 2 things that could be very helpful. A clone tool would be fantastic. Also I would like the ability to manipulate the 8 points on a cube. Even with out those tools I find myself losing track of time playing this. It is so easy to spend a whole day in this game. Thank you so much for sharing your time and creativity. I always look forward to more. 😀
Go and have a blast, hope you enjoy your time! Plenty of fun to be had before worrying about "build tech" Come back if you find yourself at an impasse!
I’ve started experimenting with editing save game files and there are some pretty useful things you can do, like oversized hills/cliffs, larger (or smaller) trees, unlimited structure width/length (not height though, unfortunately) and, perhaps best of all, setting the randomized clutter to a specific seed to get exactly what you want without having to click a thousand times.
It's not much but at 6PM there's gonna be another video that's just me walking through the city from the intro but without commentary. Consider it a showcase of sorts of the entire build! Will have to see about fresh video ideas beyond that. I do have assignments due :'D
I got my fingers crossed for it. IIRC they've gone through a couple of prototypes before - or at least voiced that they had. Here's hoping the next one makes it.
Deine Stadt sieht ziemlich nice aus! Fühle mich jetzt allerdings ein wenig ahnungslos, hatte keinen Plan was alles möglich ist :D Danke für die ganzen Tipps!
o7 my pleasure. I do think that's one problem the game suffers from. If the player doesn't make the first step in connecting the dots - if the player doesn't go "Aight, these are my tools? Well I know what I want to make so I'll milk these tools for all they're worth to get there." then the game's sort of lost on them ^^ Beyond the example glades that you get when making a new map, there's nothing to poke people into thinking bigger or more intricate than the two default block options. But how to motivate a person to be creative with a blank slate of tools is also desperately tricky to design for... Hope you get your money's worth! Thanks for stopping by
I few things I hope they add Ability to add citizens. I feel like this would be optional, in case you don’t want them to be visible too. More freedom with the clutter/props. Right now we are sort of at the mercy of windows and doors, so if they worked like the flags and lights do where we can choose where they go, that would be awesome!!
Came here to learn how to make stairs and drawbridges after building my first castle... a castle, by the way, that I was very proud of. Until I saw this.
You sound like you have a slight german accent but you are so well spoken and articulate. It really confuses the heck out of me. Seeing that there are some people commenting in german, I can't be the only one, haha. Anyhow, fantastic video! I've deliberately not looked at any building tips and tricks to find out some of these things for myself and only now allowed myself this video as an introduction on what the game has to offer. Almost done watching and can't wait to implement stuff like the flying buttresses. Can I just say, you should really consider streaming your progress on twitch.
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
One thing to keep in mind is that even though many of these techniques look great, Many involve a HUGE number of pieces, which can incur quite a performance hit. I have used some of these techniques myself but I would consider most of these not really the intended way to play the game. It's cool that the game supports it, but it doesn't necessarily show flair as far as playing as intended goes.
Absolutely true and completely accurate observation. The game wasn't built for this stuff and the devs didn't anticipate us doing this stuff. That said, I sell people these videos partially because I want to make the case that limited toolset doesn't necessarily mean limited options - certainly not as limited as some of the negative Steam reviews make it out to be. But yeah, some people in the community - especially me - have definitely taken the game in a strange direction from what it originally wanted to be. Thanks for taking the time!
Now the painting tool has an option to remove the merlons and change to flat top. In my opinion it is the second best addition ever, best was when we got trap doors.
The E and Q making you run faster may be related to a similar exploit in the game Meadow - the eagle is slow when gliding, but once it starts zigzagging up and down...
Great tips, thanks! By using the floating platform trick I managed to delete one of the pillars of a square building, I messed it up and had it reapper later though. I wonder if it can be used to delete more pillars perhaps...
Cool, need to see a floating castle build taking that glitch and running with it. Btw requesting any way to make boats if at all possible for the water areas
Dieses Spiel ist ganz nach meinem gusto. Übrigens hört nur ein geübtes Ohr deine Deutsche Herkunft heraus. Dein Englisch ist Einwandfrei. Sehr guter Video
Omg all these tips and ideas are absolutely AMAZING Question for the tree pot/ railing around it: how do you keep the tree? I tried making one but as soon as I bring the “pot” onto it, the tree disappears, even if I raised it a little 😭
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.
There's two possibilities! The area in the video seems bigger than it actually is or you're still in the demo. The play area increased 24x between demo and the main game. From a circle within the clearing to a square cutting through the woods. However, I got the same build as everyone else. So if your area seems smaller, it's either a trick of the eye or Steam got turned around is launching the demo still. Which *has* happened before lol
@@freakout3516 Thank you! I might be getting "thrown off" by the scale of things. It could just be your builds are smaller than mine are and just seem vast. Is there a way you can tell if the game is getting launched in "demo"?
That's part of the reason why I brought up the shape of the play area. The demo is round, the actual game is square. But beyond that - the tree tool, the water, the gothic windows, etc. etc. should also be locked in the demo. So if nothing in your toolbar is locked and your play area is square, then you're in the game and it's just scale.
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Check out this playlist to keep up to date with what has changed in the game since the making of the video!
th-cam.com/play/PL_B3TIGMEF5M46RQoeL-1xXQVmngjVePW.html
Also, on the note of 11:38 Getting rid of bushes. In the comments it was correctly pointed out that you don't need to lift the block nearly as much. If you're lucky, just interacting with the control node for lifting the bottom might do it.
Now? :)
It's out now! Currently commuting, I'll update everything at home!
@@freakout3516 I LOVE IT ITS SO GOOD. Please keep making amazing content on this amazing game 🩵
what's the discord you keep mentioning?
@@luisjalabert8366 The "official" Tiny Glade discord that gets linked in the game's main menu!
I wish we could add town folks to our builds! Just see them walk around and doing their own stuff in the town
And interiors.
Definitely wouldn't be surprised if this comes in the future, mod community could also do amazing things with this game.
Hopefully it will be as simple as steam workshop support
And abortion clinics
would be really cool but I imagine it would be quite a problem for the AI with how we build
doors and stairs,
use walls and fences,
or paths, water and flower fields as decor (to make walls and building blocks behave the way we want too).
Not to mention the multi-layered building walls which have no doors or pathways at all.
I personally hope for Campfires, Candles and Hearths for the Lighting decor.
Pavement as a path option.
Better or more intelligent ways to make stairs.
Retaining walls (eg. after placing you can increase terrain behind the wall but the other side is unaffected)
Timber as a wall option (and i mean full timber and not half-timber)
Grain and Crops for Flower brush.
And maybe bridges when using paths (or fences) over water but the stepping stones are also quite nice
@@juliangrabowsky6418a work around could be “saving” the world and locking all objects as they are, then being able to spawn in towns folk. But you wouldn’t be able to edit anything anymore.
Damn I just got mine and made a cute little two housed thing… and I was so proud until now. 😭 this is so beautiful.
I kind of have the opposite problem! All my building has become so... formalized and formulaic that I'll build something that I think is so technically impressive but then I see somebody else post their whimsical "I just started and kept going and this is kind of what I got" build on the Discord and I'll look at it feeling like "That's so much more creative than anything I produce! qq"
Other people's builds will always look better than our own, I think :D
@@freakout3516 this is so sweet :( it's crazy you think that because your builds look so creative and amazing to us
It's the double-edged sword of "building tech," innit. The things that I build myself fall apart into their component parts when I look at them. "Ah yes. Block with arcades. Rustication for the ground floor. Some buttresses to detail this area where I couldn't fit a window. Executed reasonably well. Nice job, I guess."
But when I look at something somebody else built, I have no idea how they did it initially so my eyes get to take the whole thing in and I recapture that WoW!-effect of being able to just look at something and say "Looks great!"
The whole is greater than its parts, etc. etc. but with 300 hours in the game so far, I struggle to see the whole when I build!
Edit: That being said, I've been absolutely blown away by all the positive feedback, thank you truly!
Edit after the Edit: It also doesn't help that I tend to build what I know! So people building what I don't know has a whole different effect on me :D
@@freakout3516 Sounding like a true artist, breaking stuff down to their basic shapes to start, then layering as you go. Your fundermentals in architecture is rock solid, keep doing your thing and thanks for this, now I know you can do so much more in this game than what I've already done I'm going to build a towering city up to the skybox (If I can).
I prefer to make smaller stuff tbh. The giant sprawling cities look great and are impressive and there's also a charm and joy to a solo cabin in the woods. It's so quick and easy to make something beautiful in this game.
Really hope there are citizens living inside this beautiful world.
I tweeted the same thing to the devs. This "game" is so good that it already feels alive even without actual citizens walking the streets. But having Gladeians live their life in this game will be phenomenal.
@@Leganite funny, in my head i also called them gladeians
Gladians
Gladeiators
@@theplusman5171 Gladeiator ready
Holy shit, you might be the best person at this game already and it just got released for everyone now
If that is true, then only because the rest of the community was there to inspire and motivate me! Thank you!
Without a doubt!!!!
Dude, in the first seconds, alone in that picture bro, I was mindblown, I was starring at my PC with wide eyes repeatedly saying: "No! No you can't just do all this! no! You shouldn't be able to! You can't do this dude!?" in utter disbelief, Tiny Glade has become my fav game frfr
I love humans so much! They see something so simple (when describing it I mean) and will all take it and make something so lovely, then share it between each other and find different ways to make something more with it. It's so cute, I love it!
You are so wholesome and considerate with your viewers!!!!!
I just started playing Tiny Glade and when I saw the thumbnail I was like - wow! Spectacular builds! I definitely need some time to finish this video haha but I saved it for the future, just wanted to say: my jaw literally dropped, there's not enough words to describe how cool this is
Just wow! It's amazing how people come up these things. I really like that there is such a limited toolkit ni Tiny Glade, it makes people creative.
i am astonished by what you have done. There is a lot of good taste and creativity there
Great video and I must say, not like you haven't heard it before, this build is on a level that most Architects only dream of achieving throughout their entire lives.
The amount of work you put into this is ridiculous. Amazing builds! Can't wait to implement all of this knowledge. A well earned new sub. Thanks dude!
This is so cool!! I am really looking forward to the day a mod will allow to put nice little characters in there and let them enjoy their nice village and wal around those beautiul streets
Either a mod, or the devs add it themselves. :)
alse being able to edit interiors!
not only do you have great tips, but you showcase them well and the humor in your commentary really add a lot
Thank you so much for this video. It helped me get over my giant case of Blank Canvas Paralysis.
I love these long form tips and tricks videos... You really do a good job at explaining things and getting as much info into a video as possible! This game is amazing.
ich saß hier grade 'ne Minute sprachlos vorm Bildschirm - wie krass ist das bitte, was du da baust!
ich hab mir das Spiel direkt geholt, aber schon gemerkt, dass es auf meinem Laptop recht stockend läuft und ich außerdem wohl nicht so intuitiv bin, dass ich tolle Dinge bauen kann. deshalb bin ich sehr froh, deinen Account gefunden zu haben :)
Wish I had a better suggestion than "In the video settings: Turn your Render Scale to 0.7 and see how that runs" but that's all I got unfortunately... on the off-chance that you *haven't* tried that yet, that's the only real remedy right now. That and turning off Vsync - which also isn't a guarantee.
Ich bin so froh, das es auf meinem 12 Jahre altem Laptop läuft, auch wenn ich jedes mal am Start bestätigen muss das ich es "trotzdem" spielen will - weil die Grafikarte dafür nicht mehr geeignet ist und es zu abstürzen kommen kann.😂. Aber was hier gezeigt wird macht mich wirklich sprachlos.
Thanks so much for this collection of tips! I've learned a bunch and it really helped my haunted town build!!
"This really is my last tip!" *That's a lie
This broke me, thank you XD
The one feature missing are NPCs going about their daily lives. Children running around and playing. A couple holding hands. Vendors in their little shops. Stray dogs and cats.
Things like that. It would be perfect.
Haven't heard the phrase "smack dab" in forever. Thanks for the fantastic tips!
Time to watch all 3 hours while not owning the game
Look forward to my 4 hours retrospective on the Rise and Fall of Tiny Glade. Coming soon to a long-form video essay platform near you!
this video is amazing but what really stands out to me is how incredibly thought out everything is. thank you for sharing these tips but also your thought processes (like the realistic buttresses, and even where the bricks would fall in the ruins!), it makes the game seem so much more in-depth, and definitely adds a lot of charm to what would otherwise be a hefty video.
Seriously you’re so smart for this I can’t believe how good you are at building in this game ❤
I like your buildings. You are an amazing architect and a wizard!
I commented on your first video that you would be my go-to guy for Tiny Glade. Glad to see you and your community are still finding new tips and tricks!
Thank you for the time stamps! Really helps navigate your video
I really liked the video! 3 hours, not even at 2x speed, but felt easy to watch
Oh my goodness this build is so amazing! I'm going to be sitting through this entire video (not only for great tips!) but to see this majestic beast in all its glory.
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.
Those catwalks are amazing. Such a shame we can't copy/paste things, or wven groups of things! Would make building SO MUCH EASIER!
Well, whether you commit to more Tiny Glade building videos or not... and I respect your choice either way... thank you so VERY much for sharing these tips (as well as the ones you've done before). I know myself well enough to know that I may actually NEVER get to the level of finicky building that you have gone to, but *oh my goodness* what I have learned will certainly - and HAS certainly - improved my own builds in this amazing game. I bought the game on Day One, having wish-listed it prior to that. And I drank in your videos prior to that date, too. :) Again, thanks so much. And truly, thanks to the developers of Tiny Glade. I can make a simple hovel and still enjoy the ambiance and lighting and sheepsies and ducks... dang. Good job, all 'round. *cue manic applause from the audience*
I love this video sm. I've been dying to try this game ever since I found out it was being developed and just bought it a couple of hours ago. I played the demo but was extremely confused about the mechanics, so it's amazing to find a tutorial SO WELL EXPLAINED about every single thing. ❤️
You know what we need? Glass walls, to make a greenhouse.
Best game I’ve played in years. Still addicting as hell, can’t wait to see next updates!
very comprehensive guide for beginners, just what the video i was looking for. thanks for the upload
Finally someone who lobbies for the common folk and negative arches.
Great to see they can be this size! Thanks. Laurie. NZ. 😊
Your vids are so informative and so calming. Your voice is incredibly soothing! Glad to subscribe for more 😊
These are brilliant! I'm really hoping they keep updating this game and adding features, but even what we have now is a technical marvel (also considering it's made by 2 people)
Can’t believe I watched this whole thing! It was very fascinating. Just bought the game and played with it today. Will be trying your tips for sure. thanks.
This is worth it's weight in gold!
But it weighs nothing...
Get out of here, this was made in Tiny Glade? This is insane. Totally going to get this to up my DnD get handout game. Your creation in this was outstanding!
Found out about Tiny Glade yesterday, right before release. Already sank 5h into the game, looking forward to buying it. Very excited to see Tiny Glade's future!
Amazing Work! Your City is stunning! Thanks for this Video, i am watching almost the half of it. But i will finish the Video soon. Love your Voice
Thanks for explaining in detail, the why and reasons. You give understanding and I love it. Great build too🫨🤩
I picked this up and i am keen to learn more, enjoying it so far and looking forward to seeing what i can do!
Thank you so much for this video 💜💜 My builds are going to be the way I want them now thanks to you
Thank you so much ! this is video makes me better build village ❤❤❤
They really should add a tool to create stairs 😂 very nice video and useful tips!
I am so excited you finally posted a video in full released version of the game! You did an incredible job with this city, it’s my favourite screenshot from the steam page 😊 so detailed! I learned so much from your tutorials, thanks to the very inventive glade community ;)
Ur a G man. I subbed about 2 weeks ago when I saw another creator use ur tips. Been watching all your vids since. Keep it up man! And I’m excited to see where your channel goes in the future!
This city is so impressive!
This is insanely beautiful
So much information! This is very helpful. Subscribed!😃👍👍
Been watching ton of Tiny Glade videos and impressed with people's smaller builds. Had no idea it was capable of this kind of scale. Really hoping they continue to expand the game, bring other architectural styles, etc.
Holy moly, I just got the game and am only a few hours in. I am proud to have two story buildings in a tiny village .... LOOK AT THAT! Wow, the patience you got to build in those narrow spaces and guiding the camera.
This is very inspiring! *.*
Majestic build!!!!!!
Thaaaank you so much! you opened my eyes to a lot of technique, i feel super creative already uhuh.
A TH-cam video on Tiny Glade popped up on my feed last night which prompted me to get out of bed at midnight to download it and try it out. Group selection and duplication would be very welcome.
Yo, digger ! Danke, haste gut gemacht. 👍
Die Ideen sprudeln mir jetzt aus den Ohren. 😅
I'm so excited to sit down for the entirety of this
The upside-down arch section is insane.
Very helpful, thanks. I shall be watching small parts of your video and then trying to reproduce what you have done until I understand it, then move on to the next tip ... going to be a lot of dipping in and out.
I really enjoy your videos. Love the tips and tricks, by the way. I really enjoy this game. It is so relaxing. I can only think of 2 things that could be very helpful. A clone tool would be fantastic. Also I would like the ability to manipulate the 8 points on a cube. Even with out those tools I find myself losing track of time playing this. It is so easy to spend a whole day in this game. Thank you so much for sharing your time and creativity. I always look forward to more. 😀
river looks great
I just downloaded this. Excited to check it out. I might have to refer back to this.
Go and have a blast, hope you enjoy your time! Plenty of fun to be had before worrying about "build tech" Come back if you find yourself at an impasse!
I’ve started experimenting with editing save game files and there are some pretty useful things you can do, like oversized hills/cliffs, larger (or smaller) trees, unlimited structure width/length (not height though, unfortunately) and, perhaps best of all, setting the randomized clutter to a specific seed to get exactly what you want without having to click a thousand times.
i loved your buildings and i would love to watch how you build that huge city!!!!!!!!!!
LITERALLY 5 minutes ago I checked your page hoping for more videos but with the full game >.< So excited to watch all of these haha
It's not much but at 6PM there's gonna be another video that's just me walking through the city from the intro but without commentary. Consider it a showcase of sorts of the entire build! Will have to see about fresh video ideas beyond that. I do have assignments due :'D
@@freakout3516 looking forward to it! good luck on your assignments!
Alright. Ready for easy stairs in the next version. Seems like something they need to add to the game.
I got my fingers crossed for it. IIRC they've gone through a couple of prototypes before - or at least voiced that they had. Here's hoping the next one makes it.
Deine Stadt sieht ziemlich nice aus! Fühle mich jetzt allerdings ein wenig ahnungslos, hatte keinen Plan was alles möglich ist :D
Danke für die ganzen Tipps!
o7 my pleasure. I do think that's one problem the game suffers from. If the player doesn't make the first step in connecting the dots - if the player doesn't go "Aight, these are my tools? Well I know what I want to make so I'll milk these tools for all they're worth to get there." then the game's sort of lost on them ^^ Beyond the example glades that you get when making a new map, there's nothing to poke people into thinking bigger or more intricate than the two default block options. But how to motivate a person to be creative with a blank slate of tools is also desperately tricky to design for...
Hope you get your money's worth! Thanks for stopping by
Wow. It's so beautiful ❤
Danke für die ausführlichen Videos, du hast 'ne coole Art und ein paar mehr Abos verdient. ^^
Weiter so! 🐑
I few things I hope they add
Ability to add citizens. I feel like this would be optional, in case you don’t want them to be visible too.
More freedom with the clutter/props. Right now we are sort of at the mercy of windows and doors, so if they worked like the flags and lights do where we can choose where they go, that would be awesome!!
Came here to learn how to make stairs and drawbridges after building my first castle... a castle, by the way, that I was very proud of. Until I saw this.
You sound like you have a slight german accent but you are so well spoken and articulate. It really confuses the heck out of me. Seeing that there are some people commenting in german, I can't be the only one, haha.
Anyhow, fantastic video! I've deliberately not looked at any building tips and tricks to find out some of these things for myself and only now allowed myself this video as an introduction on what the game has to offer. Almost done watching and can't wait to implement stuff like the flying buttresses. Can I just say, you should really consider streaming your progress on twitch.
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
i actually really enjoy that there is no NPCs in this game. It is easier to manage and it helps building without have to think about functions
i can't figure out how someone can have so much talent in a game
One thing to keep in mind is that even though many of these techniques look great, Many involve a HUGE number of pieces, which can incur quite a performance hit. I have used some of these techniques myself but I would consider most of these not really the intended way to play the game. It's cool that the game supports it, but it doesn't necessarily show flair as far as playing as intended goes.
Absolutely true and completely accurate observation. The game wasn't built for this stuff and the devs didn't anticipate us doing this stuff. That said, I sell people these videos partially because I want to make the case that limited toolset doesn't necessarily mean limited options - certainly not as limited as some of the negative Steam reviews make it out to be. But yeah, some people in the community - especially me - have definitely taken the game in a strange direction from what it originally wanted to be. Thanks for taking the time!
OMG thank you!!! You had to put in so much work... Amazing video! Thank you 💚
taking tiny glade to the next lvl!!!!!!
Now the painting tool has an option to remove the merlons and change to flat top. In my opinion it is the second best addition ever, best was when we got trap doors.
This is incredible
Love the drawbridge
The E and Q making you run faster may be related to a similar exploit in the game Meadow - the eagle is slow when gliding, but once it starts zigzagging up and down...
excited for this little masterpiece
OMG I hope someone builds the whole Bloodborne map in this if the map size allows it (or if modding allows it) 👀 Amazing work on this city!
Great tips, thanks! By using the floating platform trick I managed to delete one of the pillars of a square building, I messed it up and had it reapper later though. I wonder if it can be used to delete more pillars perhaps...
Vraiment incroyable 🙂
Jesus christ this game is barely out and people are bouta build Paris from the bottom up 😭😭😭
I built one village and felt pretty good about myself…. Then I saw this
Cool, need to see a floating castle build taking that glitch and running with it. Btw requesting any way to make boats if at all possible for the water areas
What I can offer you is
th-cam.com/video/dCBqxUmlR0c/w-d-xo.html
And
2:43:30 (It's just fence arches again)
"When you can no longer touch the thing that you want to touch" so relatable 😂😢
Dieses Spiel ist ganz nach meinem gusto. Übrigens hört nur ein geübtes Ohr deine Deutsche Herkunft heraus. Dein Englisch ist Einwandfrei. Sehr guter Video
Amazing!
I love getting creative with all the limitations but I still truly dread building stairs and wish there was a simple triangle shape stair builder.
Better stair builder has seen some experimental implementations before I'm told but so far nothing made it to release. Fingers crossed for the future!
Omg all these tips and ideas are absolutely AMAZING
Question for the tree pot/ railing around it: how do you keep the tree? I tried making one but as soon as I bring the “pot” onto it, the tree disappears, even if I raised it a little 😭
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.
Love this! How in the world did you access so much “build” space? I only have a fraction of this
There's two possibilities! The area in the video seems bigger than it actually is or you're still in the demo. The play area increased 24x between demo and the main game. From a circle within the clearing to a square cutting through the woods. However, I got the same build as everyone else. So if your area seems smaller, it's either a trick of the eye or Steam got turned around is launching the demo still. Which *has* happened before lol
@@freakout3516 Thank you! I might be getting "thrown off" by the scale of things. It could just be your builds are smaller than mine are and just seem vast.
Is there a way you can tell if the game is getting launched in "demo"?
That's part of the reason why I brought up the shape of the play area. The demo is round, the actual game is square. But beyond that - the tree tool, the water, the gothic windows, etc. etc. should also be locked in the demo. So if nothing in your toolbar is locked and your play area is square, then you're in the game and it's just scale.
@@freakout3516 Okay, thank you, brother. I appreciate your help!
I think you know more about this game than the devs! 😃
Lovely tips