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A couple of questions:

1) I think it was mentioned before, not sure if it was answered, will Naldor logs be stackable eventually?

2) Let's say there is a 1 story building, and an add-on is accepted to make a second floor. Do they lose credit for the roof materials + money paid for the first level roof, or is it just allowed to not pay for it again?

questions:

hedges/hecken
wine/wein/berries/beeren

sind die pflanzbar oder baubar?
are they built, or planted?

Fooser wrote:1) I think it was mentioned before, not sure if it was answered, will Naldor logs be stackable eventually?

Now it is

there was also another type of simple log.. i forgot which or if it was changed.. either apple of conifer were not stackable...

Wait, how did we get from building rules to stackable logs?

Because to build, you have to gather large amounts of naldor wood, which is hard to do if they are unstackable

because logs are needed for building....

Retlak wrote:there was also another type of simple log.. i forgot which or if it was changed.. either apple of conifer were not stackable...

Hmm aplle and conifer are both stackable I think you mean cherry tree logs.

Just a few thingerdingers:

http://illarion.org/illarion/us_build_rules.php wrote: Wine barrel

* 40 oak wood, 20 nails

# Loom

* 10 long wooden stacks, 50 thread, 1 scissor, 1 needle
Altar

* 150 brickstones, 20 cloth, 3 Kelche

Firstly, oak wood doesn't exist.
Second, whats a wooden stack? I see many use it but I have no idea what that is.
Third, need translation of Kelche

those cups with small diameter stems are "kelche"
or the holy grail is "the" kelch.

chalice or goblet should be the right translations

Translations changed.

And oak wood does not exsist? O.o

Nitram, do you know the answer to this?

Fooser wrote: 2) Let's say there is a 1 story building, and an add-on is accepted to make a second floor. Do they lose credit for the roof materials + money paid for the first level roof, or is it just allowed to not pay for it again?

Or is that a map team decision? or? Just wondering for possible future planning.

Nitram wrote:Translations changed.

And oak wood does not exsist? O.o

Conifer wood?

Fooser wrote: 2) Let's say there is a 1 story building, and an add-on is accepted to make a second floor. Do they lose credit for the roof materials + money paid for the first level roof, or is it just allowed to not pay for it again?

If anyone builds a house with only 1 floor and later he want to make a second floor he could use the roof, of course. Only if he wants to change the tiles he has to pay more. And of course a new roof at the second floor is needed.

@Grobul: Wooden stacks are long handles.

If I understand right, if a 2nd floor were to be added, the roof would count as the FLOOR of the 2nd floor, while having to buy the walls and a roof onto the second floor?

You would need to pay for the roof to change into the 2nd floor if you only made a 1 story first. It would save you money to go straight to 2 floor building.

garett is right, yes..

Gro'bul wrote:Just a few thingerdingers:

http://illarion.org/illarion/us_build_rules.php wrote: # Loom

* 10 long wooden stacks, 50 thread, 1 scissor, 1 needle

Second, whats a wooden stack? I see many use it but I have no idea what that is.

WTF IS A WOODEN STACK?!

look up about four posts

Taliss Kazzxs wrote: look up about four posts

There is no such item "long handle", at least not on the english version.
2 kinds of large handles, sword handle, big sword handle, dagger handle, shovel handle, scythe handle, staff handle, long staff handle, sickle handle, hammer handle, small handle, mace handle, morning star handle.....

Which one?

There is a long handle, used in making long axes and the like. I think anyway

2 kinds of large handles, sword handle, big sword handle, dagger handle, shovel handle, scythe handle, staff handle, long staff handle, sickle handle, hammer handle, small handle, mace handle, morning star handle.....

Which one?

I think its this one, its the only one with 'long' in its name..

Lennier and Nitram, give me free stuff plz

You forgot the butt kissing. tz, do you never learn?

Pff, I ask nicely

Sorry to steal the thunder and sound ungrateful, but what IS the use of a house anyway? Apart from the status I mean....

question:

to me it seems, that the walls are one tile thick.
if that is correct, are these tiles counted as well, when calculating a floor?

example:
house 10 x 10 = 100 tiles.
walls 36 tiles. (minus doorspaces(?))
so does one need material for 100 floortiles or for just 64?

how many rooftiles has a 10 x 10 house? 100 or 142?

a cellar, may it have more squaretiles than the house above?

korm



hadrian,

you can lock yourself in, when the bad boys come after you.

I think the floors are counted for the wall also, or at least I think so..

7x7 house example

49 floor tiles
49 roof tiles
26 wall (perimeter)

not 24 tiles for walls?

Wait are pins nails?