Use the small stair piece instead, gives you halfway up the wall with no effort at all.

Love the way your work looks. Makes it look so much more realistic than something that looks and feels as if magickally held up in place. I've been working on making something similar for my base, including a pen for when I don't take my mount with me.

There is a more simple method - just place small floor pieces to the wall above your boxes.

Why can’t I even build a roof?
I built a wall under the roof but it still doesn't work
My house has a 7*5 layout with three floors.

please help me!!!!!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfy2tDp6keQ&t=142s

I was built after him.

Ignore the Troll
used your method thanks

This is actually a good build guide props to the author. The garlic boxes however stack on their own but for aesthetics this guide works too

Handy building tip, nice work

@Taigh No worry with this person (Sythalin). Your tutorial is beautiful 👏 Every time some troll shows up everywhere ❤️

@Sythalin I am still unsure why you are so pressed on this guide and why you are still throwing such negativity.

Although there may be a simpler method of doing this, as already stated this is my preferred method. This is the way I learnt how to stack storage at the time and I wanted to share that to help out other players of the game.

This guide has nothing to do with farming awards - I average about 6-8 hours every 2 weeks in total play time on Steam these days, I am not fussed about my guide having an icon next to it. I created the guide with the aim to assist other players, nothing else.

The game has the means built in to make shelved storage without the need for "fancy" foundation placements to "line up" shelving. The floors can literally snap to the middle of the walls by default. Hell, they can snap at 1/4 height as well. And to top it off, you can even snap the chests so they're evenly spaced. All by default, without any tricks, by using the super fancy controls right there in the bottom right. If this drawn out process is your "preferred method", you're literally making it harder for yourself for no reason.

Don't worry though, you're not the first and won't be the last to make guides for simple mechanics in a game to try and farm up awards. But let's not kid ourselves that this is exactly that - award bait. I know it, you know it, and anyone who reads it with any ounce of intelligence will know it as well.