Hello there,
well I have been playing around with soulforges and several questions arose so I thought this would be the right place to ask:
I am doing this in a legacy keep btw
1.) I was not able to place the soulforge on raised gozas on the ground floor and on the first floor (even when gozas were only raised by one). I guess this is not possible due to height restrictions in legacy keeps (and castles maybe) ? has anyone managed to do this? And if so, how?
2.) I then tried to make it "invisible" by placing the soulforge on the roof (most know that it is usable from other floors if you stand "under" or "above" it). I wanted to place it in the corner and chop all the tiles exept for one tile which would be hidden by the battlements (unless you use circle of trans. of course).
Problem was that the forge could only be placed once the gozas were raised 9 times - higher than the battlements. Once placed I could lower it, but the outside parts would only go as low as the battlements (they now seemed to be on top of the battlement).
So, the plan to have it invisible did not work for me because i could not lower any of the outside parts to ground level, they get stuck on the battlement.
Next thing I tried was to axe all the outside parts and leave the 4 middle parts intact and see if the forge still functions. I chopped all parts exept for the 4 middle parts and the SE corner pole. The soulforge was still functional.
Once I removed the SE corner pole it really looked great ---- but did not work anymore.
Next thing I want to try is to only leave one anvil intact (maybe with the 4 middle parts, not sure yet). Preferably on the first floor and not on the roof if that is possible at all.
Well, here comes my question: does anyone know which tiles (or how many tiles) one needs to keep in order for the forge to work?
It did function with the 4 middle parts and the SE corner pole (so you either need at least 5 tiles total OR the SE corner tile only or ANY of the outside tiles).
Before I go and break 134 more forges I would really like your thoughts here.
Thank you very much!
Hephaistos of Europa
well I have been playing around with soulforges and several questions arose so I thought this would be the right place to ask:
I am doing this in a legacy keep btw
1.) I was not able to place the soulforge on raised gozas on the ground floor and on the first floor (even when gozas were only raised by one). I guess this is not possible due to height restrictions in legacy keeps (and castles maybe) ? has anyone managed to do this? And if so, how?
2.) I then tried to make it "invisible" by placing the soulforge on the roof (most know that it is usable from other floors if you stand "under" or "above" it). I wanted to place it in the corner and chop all the tiles exept for one tile which would be hidden by the battlements (unless you use circle of trans. of course).
Problem was that the forge could only be placed once the gozas were raised 9 times - higher than the battlements. Once placed I could lower it, but the outside parts would only go as low as the battlements (they now seemed to be on top of the battlement).
So, the plan to have it invisible did not work for me because i could not lower any of the outside parts to ground level, they get stuck on the battlement.
Next thing I tried was to axe all the outside parts and leave the 4 middle parts intact and see if the forge still functions. I chopped all parts exept for the 4 middle parts and the SE corner pole. The soulforge was still functional.
Once I removed the SE corner pole it really looked great ---- but did not work anymore.
Next thing I want to try is to only leave one anvil intact (maybe with the 4 middle parts, not sure yet). Preferably on the first floor and not on the roof if that is possible at all.
Well, here comes my question: does anyone know which tiles (or how many tiles) one needs to keep in order for the forge to work?
It did function with the 4 middle parts and the SE corner pole (so you either need at least 5 tiles total OR the SE corner tile only or ANY of the outside tiles).
Before I go and break 134 more forges I would really like your thoughts here.
Thank you very much!
Hephaistos of Europa