Myth busters : Gates

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Re: Myth busters : Gates

Postby Kandarim » Thu Jan 31, 2013 11:46 am

Another point is that you can now build gates between two not-perfectly-equally placed walls.
I accidentaly built part of my wall not exactly centered on a tile (1 element off), and am still able to place a gate between two posts one element too close, and two posts not exactly in each others extension
I have neither the crayons nor the time to explain it to you.
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Re: Myth busters : Gates

Postby FutureForJames » Thu Jan 31, 2013 12:32 pm

L33LEE wrote:Myth : Land must be flat to build gates
Truth : You can build with invariance in the land.


I am surprised that anyone actually believed that, I always thought that the reason people flattened was due to symmetry at least that was what several people I met told me XD. Good job though on the pics.
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Re: Myth busters : Gates

Postby Mereni » Thu Jan 31, 2013 11:20 pm

I thought people flattened because so many things in a base, including braziers?, need flat ground, and once you build the wall, you can no longer dig near it to flatten later if you decide you want a house or something there.
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Re: Myth busters : Gates

Postby MagicManICT » Fri Feb 01, 2013 8:37 am

Early on there were a LOT of problems with trying to get fences done right. The error messages aren't exactly informative about where/what the problem is.

+1 Internets to L33LEE for putting this post together.
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