"SparklePlumley;c-15835504" wrote:
"Piperbird;c-15835441" wrote:
"SparklePlumley;c-15835425" wrote:
See if this will work lemme try to explain:
Build first floor of house
Build second story, then delete the floor, and make the loft
Build third story then delete that floor
Put roof on top of third story
It will put the roof up higher so maybe it won't cut into the loft room. I know it's not technically a loft since it's not under the roof, but it might be a work around
I haven't tested this so idk if it will even work just came up with it off the top of my head.
I don't think it would. The moment you use a half wall or fence, the game no longer sees it as a closed room and the roof comes in. This has been a problem since day one, and one I was really hopeful would have been fixed when they released half walls, but it was not. If I change that fencing to a regular wall, the roof goes around the upstairs room normally. If you change it back to fencing, the roof comes back inside. Even if the exterior walls are closed, the came still will not recognize it as a full room. And you can't even manually place the roof in pieces around the room, because you can't pull the roof right up to the wall. It either ends just short of the wall, leaving a gap, or pulls straight inside the room. I honestly do not know how the designers thought this was fine. Did they just knock off early for a drink that day?
Yes you are right. It wouldnt work, because of the room needing four walls and a floor to be a room. Plum. They must've had some strong plum, that day. Hope they fix it for u.
As far as me I just want to be able to not have a foundation on all structures on the same lot. I want to build out houses and garden sheds, but i have to have a house sitting on the ground to do it. Talk about the easy way out.
I would love the same. I like a home on a foundation, but out buildings don't need to be. I'd also like to place things on a foundation, like appliances. I love to make sunken rooms, but again, the game does not recognize it as a floor. You cannot put appliances, fireplaces, doors or windows against them. My serious complaint with this game from the beginning has always been that it lets you do just enough to give you wonderful idea, but falls just short of allowing you to create them.
