I just bought this game today and was disappointed in them not having a bridge option. So, I'm really glad I came across your video! I made a cute little cottage and I can't wait to add one of your bridges to it! 🖤🖤
I love that! Thank you for letting me know 🫶 there’s definitely a lot to be desired.. like stairs and more clutter items but I bet they have a dlc in no time. I’ve seen some INCREDIBLE builds already though with the limited amount we have.
The game does have a bridge option. You just have to figure out how it works. So much of this game is trying out how the different components interact with each other and how you can use them in different ways.
@@Bracketmeisteryeah I agree, and from what I understand from the dev, their intention is to make the experience thoughtful and focused on the surprise of finding a unique way to do something, hence having videos like this are really great to see how people tackle things differently for inspiration - I love these bridge btw :)
great tutorial. short sweet and to the point. i downloaded this game yesterday to give my wife a low stress game as we are currently going through a lot in our life(moving, baby etc). she loved it and cant wait for more features and cute things to come into the game.
That’s so thoughtful! It’s great to just relax and build something cute. Congratulations on all the life changes- stressful but hopefully good all around!
the roof bridge turned out so nice when i tried it out myself omg… i love the little iron bars that appear when you use the path tool!!!!! ITS SO CUTE!!!!! AGGHHHHH!!!!!!!!!
The possibilities for structures is nearly endless even with the few different sets you get. I love this game so much. Such a fresh take on a builder. So intuitive too!! Thanks for these tips!
Definitely! I’m amazed at how much they were able to simplify it and still give us most of the tools we need to make entire kingdoms. And it was affordable? Take my money. 🤩
yup. i am just waiting for waterfalls and boat. if not boat then atleast wooden / hay structures instead of just stone. my stone boat floating looks weird. looks like witches cast a spell :D
New subscriber. I hope you create more How To and Tips videos on Tiny Glade (even if the subject matter is covered in other creator's videos). My reasoning is, your tone and speed of teaching is the best !! Thank you !!
The house bridge is nice hack. Also one can make very long arch type bridge by setting the block on the floor height of another building and extend only partially. this will remove the pillars of the new block and you get a stair-type of bridge. this types are preferred where you do not want any pillars over a rivers that are wider than any single building max size
No problem! 🫶 I imagine you can make a land bridge as well! With landscaping, you could probably get the rocks to come together. We used to do that a lot in animal crossing.
I see many commenters expressing disappointment for ‘lack of building tools’. I feel that the devs developed the game without features readily available to force players to find creativity within themselves.. although a “bridge” or “stair” clickable option isn’t there, the devs laid a foundation for us to make these things on our own, if we think and play long enough.. I appreciate the lack of readily available building tools. This includes copy/paste. It forces EVERY feature we build to be unique! Fantastic Game…
It’s tricky! Some people want a game that hands it all to them so they can shut their brain off and just build which is super valid whereas other people may get overwhelmed when there are too many options to sort through and are more creative when they have to piece things together.. and you can’t please everyone. 😅 I love the game though and I really appreciate how it seems they are listening to feedback 🤎
Hi! I looked up the minimum and recommended requirements for Tiny Glade and ran those specs thru chatgpt and found you some options! I play on PC so I don’t have any brand recommendations but I really hope this list helps you with your search! 🤎 Under $500 These gaming laptops can handle Tiny Glade at it’s minimum or close-to-minimum settings: 1. Acer Aspire 5 - **CPU**: Intel Core i5 or AMD Ryzen 3 - **GPU**: Integrated Intel UHD Graphics or AMD Vega 3 (won't max out settings but should handle the game at lower settings) - **RAM**: 8GB - **Storage**: 256GB SSD - **Price**: Around $400-$500 - **Note**: This laptop may struggle with the higher settings, but it should be fine at lower resolutions and settings. 2. Lenovo V15 - **CPU**: AMD Ryzen 5 3500U - **GPU**: Integrated AMD Radeon Vega 8 Graphics (better than Intel UHD but still more suited to lower settings) - **RAM**: 8GB - **Storage**: 256GB SSD - **Price**: Around $500 3. Dell Inspiron 15 3000 - **CPU**: Intel Core i3 or i5 - **GPU**: Integrated Intel UHD Graphics - **RAM**: 8GB - **Storage**: 256GB SSD - **Price**: Around $400-$550 - **Note**: Similar to the Acer Aspire, it’s a budget option that will work for the game on lower settings. 4. HP 15 Laptop - **CPU**: AMD Ryzen 5 3500U - **GPU**: Integrated Radeon Vega 8 - **RAM**: 8GB - **Storage**: 256GB SSD - **Price**: Around $500-$600 - **Note**: Offers decent integrated graphics that should run Tiny Glade on lower settings without too much trouble. 5. ASUS VivoBook 15 - **CPU**: Intel Core i3 or i5 - **GPU**: Integrated Intel UHD Graphics - **RAM**: 8GB - **Storage**: 256GB SSD - **Price**: Around $400-$550 What to Expect: These cheaper laptops typically come with integrated graphics (like Intel UHD or AMD Radeon Vega), which won't match dedicated GPUs like the GTX 1060 or RX 580, but they should still manage Tiny Glade at low to medium settings, especially with their 8GB RAM. If you're on a tight budget, I'd recommend focusing on getting one with at least **8GB of RAM** and the best available **integrated graphics**. This will ensure a smoother experience at lower settings. More expensive: 1. Acer Nitro 5 - **CPU**: Intel Core i5 or AMD Ryzen 5 - **GPU**: NVIDIA GTX 1650 or higher (similar to GTX 1060) - **RAM**: 8GB (more than required) - **Storage**: 256GB SSD - **Price**: Around $600-$800 2. Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 - **CPU**: AMD Ryzen 5 or Intel Core i5 - **GPU**: NVIDIA GTX 1650 or 1660 Ti - **RAM**: 8GB - **Storage**: 512GB SSD - **Price**: Around $650-$850 3. HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop - **CPU**: Intel Core i5 or AMD Ryzen 5 - **GPU**: NVIDIA GTX 1650 or 1660 Ti - **RAM**: 8GB - **Storage**: 256GB SSD - **Price**: Around $700-$900 4. ASUS TUF Gaming FX505 - **CPU**: AMD Ryzen 5 or Intel Core i5 - **GPU**: NVIDIA GTX 1650 - **RAM**: 8GB - **Storage**: 256GB SSD - **Price**: Around $700 5. MSI GF63 Thin - **CPU**: Intel Core i5 - **GPU**: NVIDIA GTX 1650 - **RAM**: 8GB - **Storage**: 256GB SSD - **Price**: Around $650-$800
Thank goodness, a tutorial that's ACTUALLY short (but still shows every step!). Thank you for your tutorial! This helped me a lot!
You’re so welcome!
@CozyManda I seen a video of some one using the wooden fence to create a planked bridge but no details and I cant get it to work
I just bought this game today and was disappointed in them not having a bridge option. So, I'm really glad I came across your video! I made a cute little cottage and I can't wait to add one of your bridges to it! 🖤🖤
I love that! Thank you for letting me know 🫶 there’s definitely a lot to be desired.. like stairs and more clutter items but I bet they have a dlc in no time. I’ve seen some INCREDIBLE builds already though with the limited amount we have.
The game does have a bridge option. You just have to figure out how it works. So much of this game is trying out how the different components interact with each other and how you can use them in different ways.
@Bracketmeister I meant on the toolbar but this is very true! I feel like I find something new every time I play. How do you make your bridges?
@@Bracketmeisteryeah I agree, and from what I understand from the dev, their intention is to make the experience thoughtful and focused on the surprise of finding a unique way to do something, hence having videos like this are really great to see how people tackle things differently for inspiration - I love these bridge btw :)
same
great tutorial. short sweet and to the point. i downloaded this game yesterday to give my wife a low stress game as we are currently going through a lot in our life(moving, baby etc). she loved it and cant wait for more features and cute things to come into the game.
That’s so thoughtful! It’s great to just relax and build something cute. Congratulations on all the life changes- stressful but hopefully good all around!
the roof bridge turned out so nice when i tried it out myself omg… i love the little iron bars that appear when you use the path tool!!!!! ITS SO CUTE!!!!! AGGHHHHH!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for this. I was struggling to figure out how to create bridges.
The possibilities for structures is nearly endless even with the few different sets you get. I love this game so much. Such a fresh take on a builder. So intuitive too!! Thanks for these tips!
Definitely! I’m amazed at how much they were able to simplify it and still give us most of the tools we need to make entire kingdoms. And it was affordable? Take my money. 🤩
yup. i am just waiting for waterfalls and boat. if not boat then atleast wooden / hay structures instead of just stone. my stone boat floating looks weird. looks like witches cast a spell :D
Bridge #3 is the goat. Thank you
1:56 oh my god thats genius I never thought of that.
I love that one too!!
@@CozyMandaSame
Yesssss!!! Thank you for sharing!! I would love more guides!
Definitely! 🤎
Defo will try to recreate thank you 🙏
New subscriber. I hope you create more How To and Tips videos on Tiny Glade (even if the subject matter is covered in other creator's
videos). My reasoning is, your tone and speed of teaching is the best !! Thank you !!
Thank you so much for saying that! 🫶
Thank you for this video. Just bought the game and was disappointed with my own tries at bridges. This helps a lot! Subscribed.
Nice
They're all really cool. I gotta say though, the last one is my favorite.
Thanks for the tutorial!
I do really like the look of it, too! Once you start adding flags and clutter it could be so nice! 🤩
Im grinding so much for this type of cool tips n tricks videos but they sll last somehow 2hours.
Finally a tiny video for a tiny game, thanks!!😅😅
It was a struggle to make it any longer haha I’ll keep future tutorials short and sweet as well!
The house bridge is nice hack.
Also one can make very long arch type bridge by setting the block on the floor height of another building and extend only partially. this will remove the pillars of the new block and you get a stair-type of bridge. this types are preferred where you do not want any pillars over a rivers that are wider than any single building max size
That’s such a good idea for larger rivers!
Thank you, new subscriber!
Welcome!! What kind of content do you like to see?
Thank you! I couldn't figure out how to make a road but I guess stairs is the only way to make a bridge.🤔
No problem! 🫶 I imagine you can make a land bridge as well! With landscaping, you could probably get the rocks to come together. We used to do that a lot in animal crossing.
I see many commenters expressing disappointment for ‘lack of building tools’. I feel that the devs developed the game without features readily available to force players to find creativity within themselves.. although a “bridge” or “stair” clickable option isn’t there, the devs laid a foundation for us to make these things on our own, if we think and play long enough.. I appreciate the lack of readily available building tools. This includes copy/paste. It forces EVERY feature we build to be unique! Fantastic Game…
It’s tricky! Some people want a game that hands it all to them so they can shut their brain off and just build which is super valid whereas other people may get overwhelmed when there are too many options to sort through and are more creative when they have to piece things together.. and you can’t please everyone. 😅 I love the game though and I really appreciate how it seems they are listening to feedback 🤎
Video background music name??
Moonshine by Prigida 🤎
When i use the path in the water to create an arch for water to flow through it just creates more stairs but going into the water...
Same here. How can I add arches to a bridge? The path tool will only add stairs …
Is your foundation dragged all the way to the ground? If we can’t figure it out, I’ll make a short troubleshooting
@@CozyManda I found out that if the building is not high enough it seems to do stairs instead of an arch. So it seems ok now.
Any ideas on what gaming laptop i could play this on? I wanna play so bad
Hi! I looked up the minimum and recommended requirements for Tiny Glade and ran those specs thru chatgpt and found you some options! I play on PC so I don’t have any brand recommendations but I really hope this list helps you with your search! 🤎
Under $500
These gaming laptops can handle Tiny Glade at it’s minimum or close-to-minimum settings:
1. Acer Aspire 5
- **CPU**: Intel Core i5 or AMD Ryzen 3
- **GPU**: Integrated Intel UHD Graphics or AMD Vega 3 (won't max out settings but should handle the game at lower settings)
- **RAM**: 8GB
- **Storage**: 256GB SSD
- **Price**: Around $400-$500
- **Note**: This laptop may struggle with the higher settings, but it should be fine at lower resolutions and settings.
2. Lenovo V15
- **CPU**: AMD Ryzen 5 3500U
- **GPU**: Integrated AMD Radeon Vega 8 Graphics (better than Intel UHD but still more suited to lower settings)
- **RAM**: 8GB
- **Storage**: 256GB SSD
- **Price**: Around $500
3. Dell Inspiron 15 3000
- **CPU**: Intel Core i3 or i5
- **GPU**: Integrated Intel UHD Graphics
- **RAM**: 8GB
- **Storage**: 256GB SSD
- **Price**: Around $400-$550
- **Note**: Similar to the Acer Aspire, it’s a budget option that will work for the game on lower settings.
4. HP 15 Laptop
- **CPU**: AMD Ryzen 5 3500U
- **GPU**: Integrated Radeon Vega 8
- **RAM**: 8GB
- **Storage**: 256GB SSD
- **Price**: Around $500-$600
- **Note**: Offers decent integrated graphics that should run Tiny Glade on lower settings without too much trouble.
5. ASUS VivoBook 15
- **CPU**: Intel Core i3 or i5
- **GPU**: Integrated Intel UHD Graphics
- **RAM**: 8GB
- **Storage**: 256GB SSD
- **Price**: Around $400-$550
What to Expect:
These cheaper laptops typically come with integrated graphics (like Intel UHD or AMD Radeon Vega), which won't match dedicated GPUs like the GTX 1060 or RX 580, but they should still manage Tiny Glade at low to medium settings, especially with their 8GB RAM.
If you're on a tight budget, I'd recommend focusing on getting one with at least **8GB of RAM** and the best available **integrated graphics**. This will ensure a smoother experience at lower settings.
More expensive:
1. Acer Nitro 5
- **CPU**: Intel Core i5 or AMD Ryzen 5
- **GPU**: NVIDIA GTX 1650 or higher (similar to GTX 1060)
- **RAM**: 8GB (more than required)
- **Storage**: 256GB SSD
- **Price**: Around $600-$800
2. Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3
- **CPU**: AMD Ryzen 5 or Intel Core i5
- **GPU**: NVIDIA GTX 1650 or 1660 Ti
- **RAM**: 8GB
- **Storage**: 512GB SSD
- **Price**: Around $650-$850
3. HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop
- **CPU**: Intel Core i5 or AMD Ryzen 5
- **GPU**: NVIDIA GTX 1650 or 1660 Ti
- **RAM**: 8GB
- **Storage**: 256GB SSD
- **Price**: Around $700-$900
4. ASUS TUF Gaming FX505
- **CPU**: AMD Ryzen 5 or Intel Core i5
- **GPU**: NVIDIA GTX 1650
- **RAM**: 8GB
- **Storage**: 256GB SSD
- **Price**: Around $700
5. MSI GF63 Thin
- **CPU**: Intel Core i5
- **GPU**: NVIDIA GTX 1650
- **RAM**: 8GB
- **Storage**: 256GB SSD
- **Price**: Around $650-$800
been trying to follow this but kinda fast. thanks tho for the concept
Sorry about that! It’s a hard balance between being too slow or going too fast. Hopefully it helped though!
Man they really need to add bridges and proper steps.