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These are the types of roofs you can build on your house. | These are the types of roofs you can build on your house. | ||
| − | You have to create a floor plan below you before you can build a roof on any level other than the ground floor. Do this by using a hammer/mallet on a floor and Plan>Floor below, then Plan>Roof. | + | You have to create a floor plan below you before you can build a roof on any level other than the ground floor. Do this by using a hammer/mallet on a floor and Plan>Floor below, then Plan>Roof. You cannot build a roof on a house underground. |
It can be fiddly to plan a new wall on a tile which has a completed roof structure adjacent. This is due to the model for the roof overlapping the border tile and making it difficult to be selected. | It can be fiddly to plan a new wall on a tile which has a completed roof structure adjacent. This is due to the model for the roof overlapping the border tile and making it difficult to be selected. | ||
| + | <gallery heights=150px mode="packed-hover"> | ||
| + | File:Pottery shingle roof.png|link=Pottery shingle roof|Pottery shingle roof | ||
| + | File:Slate shingle roof.png|link=Slate shingle roof|Slate shingle roof | ||
| + | File:Thatched roof.png|link=Thatched roof|Thatched roof | ||
| + | File:Wood shingle roof.png|link=Wood shingle roof|Wood shingle roof | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
[[Category:Babel/R]] | [[Category:Babel/R]] | ||
[[Category:Structures]] | [[Category:Structures]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:14, 27 June 2023
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These are the types of roofs you can build on your house.
You have to create a floor plan below you before you can build a roof on any level other than the ground floor. Do this by using a hammer/mallet on a floor and Plan>Floor below, then Plan>Roof. You cannot build a roof on a house underground.
It can be fiddly to plan a new wall on a tile which has a completed roof structure adjacent. This is due to the model for the roof overlapping the border tile and making it difficult to be selected.
Pottery shingle roof
Slate shingle roof
Thatched roof
Wood shingle roof
Pages in category "Roofs"
The following 4 pages are in this category, out of 4 total.
