So what's your favourite tip for decorating in valheim? Also if you're interested in getting a valheim server, check out our Sponsor ServerPro! bit.ly/TotalXclipseServerPro
Fave thing right now is making bookshelves or wardrobes to make it more lived in. Also love building into the side of mountains and between clusters of trees that aren't able to be cut (found 4 trees close together in the swamp and made an elevated wizard's cabin). This also helps structural integrity an pieces touching trees or rock are grounded:)
Very neat housing! Can't wait for the update... Oh, my favourite tip? Moving the chimney of a fireplace by using hidden slopes (be it stone arches or wooden roof pieces) to avoid needing a rooftop for them. Looks much nicer, especially if you're building a stone house!
This is the sort of thing I love building in valheim. You can make places that are just a pleasure to hang out in. My tip is that the tiny floor panels are a great way to make a floor that looks more interesting than the standard 2m panels. Place them down with every other panel 90 degrees to the last so that you have a cross hatch pattern across the whole floor. Great for kitchens, parlours and other indoor spaces where you want something harder than carpet but softer than stone.
It makes me laugh when you say "trimming." In building speak it's called Skirting at the bottom of the wall. Coving at the top. Great videos and ideas. Thanks for all the info and effort.
Dropped items don't last forever, they despawn after a time. Too bad, I wanted to stack rubies, gold and ingots in my cave. And those items can't be fitted on stands.
Keep a crafting bench within range. They won't despawn within the bench's radius. Of course, that won't stop them sparkling or whooshing into your inventory when you run past.
Hello! Do you mind if I use your platters and "curtains" in my next build that I will be posting- I can link this in the description and mention it in th video
We'll definitely return to valheim but unfortunately the satisfactory update was released just after - I have to follow the hype if I want to be able to pay the bills 😅
@@TotalXclipse its a free version, you download and unpack it with winrar, usually you set launch options to -console in steam, but i dont have the game showing in steam.
@@TotalXclipse no... My person just tries to eat the food and if they aren't hungry it just says she can't eat because she's full. It doesn't say this item can't be hung like some other things but it doesnt work still.
@@sarahno4748 Food can't be hung, it can only be placed on the flat panels, and you need to hover it exactly over that little panel. I hope that helps :s I can see why it would be frustrating
These videos are kind of weird considering by the time you unlock the cool stuff to build with you've already beat the entire game. It takes the longest to unlock stone because the crypts in the swamps can be hard to find but as soon as you leave the swamp 2 days later you're in the mistlands bored and ready to start a new playthrough.
So what's your favourite tip for decorating in valheim? Also if you're interested in getting a valheim server, check out our Sponsor ServerPro!
bit.ly/TotalXclipseServerPro
Fave thing right now is making bookshelves or wardrobes to make it more lived in. Also love building into the side of mountains and between clusters of trees that aren't able to be cut (found 4 trees close together in the swamp and made an elevated wizard's cabin). This also helps structural integrity an pieces touching trees or rock are grounded:)
Every single one of these tips is gold, thanks a bunch!!! 👌
Your cottage is very beautiful and all the details are just stunning. 💚💙
Very neat housing!
Can't wait for the update...
Oh, my favourite tip?
Moving the chimney of a fireplace by using hidden slopes (be it stone arches or wooden roof pieces) to avoid needing a rooftop for them. Looks much nicer, especially if you're building a stone house!
This is the sort of thing I love building in valheim. You can make places that are just a pleasure to hang out in.
My tip is that the tiny floor panels are a great way to make a floor that looks more interesting than the standard 2m panels. Place them down with every other panel 90 degrees to the last so that you have a cross hatch pattern across the whole floor. Great for kitchens, parlours and other indoor spaces where you want something harder than carpet but softer than stone.
Loved your Satisfactory videos, I am excited to see that I found you on here too!
Nice vid, lots of good ideas. One question, how did you stack the clothing (linen capes) min 8.40?
It makes me laugh when you say "trimming."
In building speak it's called Skirting at the bottom of the wall. Coving at the top.
Great videos and ideas. Thanks for all the info and effort.
....Wooden shields for platers, or for making small tables. Yeah, defo using that.
2yrs old - and it still inspires new players like me
Decorations in Valheim like this on vid, remind me old good Skyrim ...)
Great tips, picked up a few new ones :)
Dropped items don't last forever, they despawn after a time. Too bad, I wanted to stack rubies, gold and ingots in my cave. And those items can't be fitted on stands.
Keep a crafting bench within range. They won't despawn within the bench's radius. Of course, that won't stop them sparkling or whooshing into your inventory when you run past.
@@PatrickCordaneReeves auto pick up sucks! I always have it off and turn it on for a few seconds when I have to pick something
@@vinskiae yeah, I added that comment back before they put in the option to turn off auto pickup.
Very very cool, thank you!
Hello! Do you mind if I use your platters and "curtains" in my next build that I will be posting- I can link this in the description and mention it in th video
I don't mind at all! Enjoy it!
@@TotalXclipse Thank you! I just love your channel! Keep the videos coming! 😍
Shame that you moved on to Satisfactory after only one Hearth and Home guide. This was really promising. Thank you anyway!
We'll definitely return to valheim but unfortunately the satisfactory update was released just after - I have to follow the hype if I want to be able to pay the bills 😅
Nice. I was looking for something to watch while i eat
I did the same as I had a slice of cake :D
i really need to work on the layering so building dong feel flat
About the server... can you use debug mode on it?
great video!
how do you open console when playing valheim without steam?
I don't understand how you play Valheim without steam
@@TotalXclipse its a free version, you download and unpack it with winrar, usually you set launch options to -console in steam, but i dont have the game showing in steam.
@@jesperhall5829 Free sounds a lot like pirating to me. If it's legally free ask the devs, if not buy the game.
If you slow the video to half speed. sounds like they're about to sneeze the entire time they're talking.
Everything goes to waste when you have to fortify and start to do moats or walls.....
Then build the nice buildings within the moat and walls :D
I still need build my house faster tips before I can use this lol
Have you checked my advanced build guide?
My game wont let me put food on stands?
I've no idea why that is, I'm afraid. Have you managed to do it since?
@@TotalXclipse no... My person just tries to eat the food and if they aren't hungry it just says she can't eat because she's full. It doesn't say this item can't be hung like some other things but it doesnt work still.
@@sarahno4748 Food can't be hung, it can only be placed on the flat panels, and you need to hover it exactly over that little panel. I hope that helps :s I can see why it would be frustrating
@@TotalXclipse I will try again!:)
These videos are kind of weird considering by the time you unlock the cool stuff to build with you've already beat the entire game. It takes the longest to unlock stone because the crypts in the swamps can be hard to find but as soon as you leave the swamp 2 days later you're in the mistlands bored and ready to start a new playthrough.