Using the 1x1 flooring as ceiling tiles is very clever. I prefer patterning floors. But the nonsense joists that creates is ugly. Now I don't have to look at that mess anymore.

The dragon egg on a stand is a great scupture and light source.

since the very early days of minecraft ive used paint. with a grid. either print an empty one out or draw in paint. This to make sure the math is correct for the base of whatever build you do. Naturally not needed for smaller houses in valheim but when you build massive like i do this is a great help.

@@Mornomgir I dunno if this is similar to what you mean but the survival modes of these games has never really appealed to me, but building castles does. So in creative and whatnot I learned a long time ago to use different colored wool? Where orange is for towers or blue is for walls, that way as you said the math is correct and things line up, and it's a great way to visualize and recognize that something that looked cool in your head is in fact ugly, or too dark, or things are in the way or it's confusing. So this is a great tip, good point man!

You should get into construction. :)

agreed

Lol 3 hours

Mixing of styles sometimes works, sometimes doesn't. E.g. I'm trying to build a mountain Village. First building was a giant 45°-frame longhouse, the second was a stone&darkwood-framed mansion, the third a log cabin 45°-frame bakery (that's all so far, apart from artificial circular silo and some outdoor decor), but I'm not sure the styles fit together as a village. I probably should've stuck to A-frame for the whole village to keep it consistent.

yeah like the other dude said sometimes that works and sometimes it doesn't. depends on the person lol for me, I always built things in minecraft that were "what I felt good about." And since I'm a bit ocd and whatnot, that meant that I'd have fifteen different styles, way too many building materials on a single wall or single room, and a big disjointed castle or house that was confusing, all over the place, and "extra" even years later to this day I have to force myself to slow down and actually intentionally build big boring shapes with one or two materials, and then add detail later. one of the first, most important things you learn in any kind of art you're doing is that the big overall shapes values and textures are what's most important, and that you need to do those well or it won't matter how well you detail stuff. a house or a painting or a castle with good values and basic shapes will look great even if it's sparse and simple. it'll "make sense" instinctually to anyone seeing it. Whereas something that has the most amazing details n decorations but is all over the place and incoherent will never look good I'm also a sucker for anything medieval, so I tend to stick with that. But what you said about mixing textures and styles IS crucial, meaning contrasting stone foundations with light and dark wood walls for a house, for example. slam smashing a japanese house into the side of a chalet, like a growth or a tumor though, maybe you made it look good but it sounds kinda horrible : p just my take

@@ytubestolemyhandle you can keep all those things consistent if you use similar textures and objects for each. or another good way I've found to do that is if you have somethin to tie all that together, be it a wall around the village, town colors that you represent with flags or shields, and/or a castle/palace/manor that shows all these things "go" together. Maybe add the castle either way lol I would : p

Yea the y axis needs to be unlocked I’ve actually seem a mod for it

right, im thinking i need to go home and try one. i just wonder if i can do it under a house thats already built lol

@@nomadikmind3979 so long as you don't dig out the ground under your load bearing walls.

I think you meant Chef's kiss...right?

@@Getta0422 oops, oui oui you are right Chef's kiss.

Thanks for joining us! what Valheim content would you be interested in seeing more of?

@@TotalXclipse any, at the moment. I took things slow before the update. I was done with the swamps and paused until update came out. I deleted all of my saves and progress once the update released. Anything is good. Especially artisan builds. That was amazing. How about creative ways to kill bosses?

@@ThomasSoles I’ll see what I can do, I hope to work on another valheim video next week or the week after ☺️

I'm looking forward to returning to Valheim with more of these when mistlands arrived