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B
Beleth of Atlantic
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What if you drop and raise the goza on same tile as rubble, then replace rubble?
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Yen Sid
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Thats what I would do; put goza mats on the same tiles as the rubble pieces and raise them up so they are even with the center goza mats.
Hi Mag,
Firstly, take down all the rubble.
Secondly, you are one goza short on all sides - the 'foot print' of the roof need to be enlarged.
Next, The height you have appears too low. For a good goza roof I find three table and then the two damaged books to be about the right height to place the Goza at. Build the roof first.
Once the roof has been completed then replace all the rubble wall pieces. Care is required here - if you place but then remove / move - there is a chance that the Goza above that spot will drop.
Hopefully that make sense??
Cheers Mezzac
It still inst gonna look right though, sandstone won't until they give us the missing floor tiles in the custom menu sandstone walls don't have super low wall pieces instead the super low walls are floor tiles go take a look at Trin you will see what I mean. the goza thing will sorta work but it wont look nice... you could also just put up 4 supports and build a an actual floor there and then put your rubble walls around although i didn't look real close at the picture maybe this was a classic house haha sorry for not paying attention its early.