How To Build Double Stack Roofs In Ark

I build a simple thatch hut along and go over the basics of finding a good location along with some tips on how to save on resources and harvest what you need faster and more efficiently.

How to build double stack roofs in ark.

Survival evolved by intersecting sloped roofs with each other. And then add a ladder. Only to find that the pillars edge isn t precisely on the same plane of space as the wall edge. I then upgrade the hut making it large enough for a bed and large storage chest before adding a nice sloped roof.

Looking or a quick tutorial. I have you covered links subscribe. Ark ps4 double triple foundations and stackable walls possible. In this short video i show you how to easily create triangular roofs in ark.

The sloped wooden roof provides protection from the elements giving bonuses to hypo and hyperthermic insulation. How do you build double walls in ark survival evolved. I have a simple rectangular foundation. I read a tutorial on this and the best way i ve seen is to stack i think it was 20 fence foundations one on top of the other.

I place pillars either outside or inside along the perimeter. I use this way. How in the hell do i build a roof and access it properly. Also when stacking walls it would seem like i had the correct snap point next to the previous.

As vindekar said best thing is to build the foundations first then place the gate ontop of it the other way round you have to place foundations or pillars near the gate to start a roof. So it either looks like or when you climb up the pillar you. Hell this is frustrating. Once you reach the magic number you delete all but the highest one and bam you have exactly one fence lol.

This short tutorial guide shows you how you can double and triple layer walls around your base to fort. A sturdy stone sloped wall that insulates the inside from the outside separates rooms and provides structural integrity. That s the only good work around i ve seen. However when i attempted to stack the foundations i was unable to find the right snap points.

The gate itself is about 5 6 tiles wide but about 1 5 x2 is used up by the supporting gate pillars. Once the first sloped wooden roof is placed subsequent sloped wooden roofs can snap into place along the first one allowing. Unlike the wooden ceiling the sloped wooden roof is slightly inclined and used in combination with the sloped walls.