Thank you for sharing your build video. I love the Valheim building community. You all give us lowly pleebs, incredible ideas and the awesome builds you come up with. Very inspiring & so cool! Cheers!
Saw you share your base on chiselchips channel. I found him pretty recently and through him i found you :) I'm happy to say I've got 2 new great valheim builders in my youtube feed. Thanks for sharing your creative ideas with this amazing valheim community, i appreciate it very much!
I was doing it manually, You're way to do it is much better, they're snapped perfectly! Very good guide! Funny is how small doors are often used in spacing builds, but they're never used as a door XD
Good to see other people coming up with methods for doing these things. I haven't been in the game in about two and a half years, so i can't remember exactly how i did it, but the method i was using was a little different.
@@sarah4and10 So gotta ask, do you know if it increments cleanly across the 1m beam? Like, if you made a train of doors and 1m beams, would it have an overlapping snap point?
Makes building the pillars easier and smoother though it takes a bit longer with the extra steps. Though what caught my eye was that chandelier in the background on the left at the beginning of the video.
Nice octagonal pillar. You can do something similar (with the doors) to create an almost perfectly round one, but it ends up looking pretty big and is a of of work, so I don't use it much.
Actually I didn’t. The columns are Versaugh’s design and this awesome trick was shown to me by Whisper81. I asked and received permission to do a tutorial for this.
@@sarah4and10 Hehe, I seen Versaugh do it before but not like this! and while this is a lot of work to do, it's the perfect way to get it right! still really insane how someone figured this out, no matter who did lol
@@keblin86 You are so right! When Whisper81 showed me I was amazed! I have watched him build many times and he likes things very precise. It is very satisfying to see and to get things to go that perfectly.
If you listen I give credit to Versaugh and to Whisper81. I asked for permission to share from both gentleman who graciously granted it and Versaugh gave me a shout out for the tutorial. I appreciate you watching out for proper credit being given!! Hope you enjoyed the video.
Okay, just going to be blunt here... SOMEBODY OBVIOUSLY has TOO MUCH TIME on their hands! LOL However, as an Engineer, I have to respect the ingenuity that went into researching and playing with the pieces until this was a feasible working piece. Bravo Sarah! Thanks for sharing! 👏👏👏 💯❤🔥
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Phenomenal guide! The number of ways that the 4m door can be used is staggering.
Thank you. It’s the best building tool!!
Wow!! This is so much faster than manual placement. Great idea.
Thank you!!
Awesome guide sarah thanks for sharing!
You're so welcome!
Thank you for sharing your build video. I love the Valheim building community. You all give us lowly pleebs, incredible ideas and the awesome builds you come up with. Very inspiring & so cool! Cheers!
Thank you!!🍻
I'm always amazed at how creative people get in this game. Thanks for sharing.
Me too! You are welcome!!
Saw you share your base on chiselchips channel.
I found him pretty recently and through him i found you :)
I'm happy to say I've got 2 new great valheim builders in my youtube feed.
Thanks for sharing your creative ideas with this amazing valheim community, i appreciate it very much!
Thank you so much!! Welcome to the community!!
@@sarah4and10 Thank you! Happy to be here :)
Very clean look, I love it.
Thank you!!
Thanks for sharing 🎉 Your whole base looks really nice. I'll be sneaking over to have a look 🤩
Thank you!! Please do!
Nice to see you implementing these! I did them in a build a while ago but forgot how nice they look!
I love them, and now they are so much easier!!
Super easy and outstanding result.
Thank you!!
I was doing it manually, You're way to do it is much better, they're snapped perfectly!
Very good guide!
Funny is how small doors are often used in spacing builds, but they're never used as a door XD
Thank you!!! Absolutely, that little door is much more a build tool!!🤣🤣
dang , I’ll be using these for sure. Thank you!
You are very welcome!!
You just made simple, something I have struggled with. thank you
You are so welcome!!
Oh my! Never used those colums because it always seemed like such a hassle to eyeball it but - this is really clever! Thanks for sharing!
You are so welcome!
Wow! That is so nice! I've always just free placed those beams. This is super useful. Thanks for an awesome tutorial!
You are so welcome!
You mastered both the building technique and the camera positioning for a video tutorial making it so easy to do. My congrats!
Thank you!!🥰 Glad you enjoyed.😁
Great job Sarah!!
Thank you!!
Thank you for this little column guide. I've been trying to work out something like this on a build and now I will finally be able to do it.
You are so very welcome. I am glad I could help.😁
This deserves more views
Thank you so much!!
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Very nice! Well done Sarah! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you! 😊
Great tip, thanks for sharing ✌️💜
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
Very good advice, thumbs up ❤
Thank you so much!
@@sarah4and10 no prob, why didnt tell me you had a channel, would have subed earlier lol
I knew how useful wood doors are for getting roughly 1/2 and 1/4 spacing, but never thought to do something like this.
Seriously the most useful piece for building with snap points!😆👍🏼
Looks nice, I will use it in my current build. Explained really well!
Thank you!! I’m so glad you’re able to use it!!
Thanks for the tip! Just got back into the game recently with my buddies 😁 gonna use this for sure
You’re welcome and welcome back to Valheim!!
This is a good and reliable technique for a pillar this size. Can be done even in the stone age. Good contribution to the building community!
Thank you 😁
Very nice, thanks team! And great job on the tutorial Sarah :)
Thank you too!
Nicely jobbed! Thanks, gonna use that for my self!😊
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you!! ❤
oh im definitely using this, thanks Sarah for the vid!
You are very welcome!!!
Good to see other people coming up with methods for doing these things. I haven't been in the game in about two and a half years, so i can't remember exactly how i did it, but the method i was using was a little different.
Yes this trick is one I use now every time I make these pillars. The satisfaction of the clean placement just makes me happy.
Glad I found this video again. I need to do this today.
It is so great for those of us who like the pieces placed a certain way.
What a nice technique! So much better than free-placing beams around a central one.
I 100% agree! Thank you!!!
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really cool wood column!
Thank you!! They add such depth to a build!!
Those look great. Does stacking beams together in this way add to structural integrity at all?
Thank you! As far as I know it does not.
I watched this video and ran it the same way. It's really easy and accurate. It's innovation. It's the best. Thank you for sharing.
Glad it helped!
this is a great video, i learned some good stuff. subbed. polite suggestion: new mic :)
Thank you! LOL I know my mic is awful! Working towards get better audio equipment. I’m sorry it’s so bad.
Excellent tutorial.
Many thanks!
Oh my god, that's such a good method. Didn't know wooden doors increment like that
The wooden doors are seriously the best tool in our Valheim toolbox!!
@@sarah4and10 So gotta ask, do you know if it increments cleanly across the 1m beam? Like, if you made a train of doors and 1m beams, would it have an overlapping snap point?
@@vallahdsacretor4839 if I understand what you are asking. I believe so. I have overlapped pieces by overlapping the doors.
@@sarah4and10 I'm more asking if a door can divide a beam evenly. I've had builds that would benefit from a .5 meter snap point
@@vallahdsacretor4839 yes they do. And to make sure I went and checked to make sure.😁
Makes building the pillars easier and smoother though it takes a bit longer with the extra steps. Though what caught my eye was that chandelier in the background on the left at the beginning of the video.
It really does!! It’s worth the time though, for me. Thank you!! I may do a quick tutorial for that if you’re interested.
@@sarah4and10 that would be awesome :)
@mcboom4365 I did that chandelier for you. ruclips.net/video/O6O1aKE7QQM/видео.html
Came for the pillars... now I need to know about the chandelier o.o
🤣🤣did one for that too. And thank you!!
@@sarah4and10 yeeees. I'll check it out. I've been having a building bug like crazy 🤪 lol
@jryan6151 it’s really quite simple. I cover what supplies you’ll need.
Thanks for the video.
Thanks!
Welcome!!
Ooo, those are very cool! Never though to do this.
It’s just very satisfying!! Thank you!!!😁
definitely going to use this one
Makes that whole process much easier.😁
wonder if any larger beam can be made with say core wood might be a bit wavy but ill a hve to give that a try to @@sarah4and10
I love this, can't wait to try it. I wonder if its made any simpler with the new snapping system.
Thank you. It works very well with auto snapping, so have not had to use the new snap points.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Nice guide for this. Been freeplacing and it works aswell but not as neat as this ❤
Thank you!!
Смотрю вас, очень нравятся идеи, здорово ❤, кое что взяла на заметку
Thank you for watching!! I am glad you enjoyed the video.😁
Great video. Maybe doing this outside during the day would help visually?
Thank you👍🏼
Nice octagonal pillar. You can do something similar (with the doors) to create an almost perfectly round one, but it ends up looking pretty big and is a of of work, so I don't use it much.
Thank you!
Awesome!
Thank you!😊
1:17 thanks 🙏
You are so welcome!!😊
Very nice. Been wondering how that was done!
Thanks!
pretty similar to a guide i have up!
I haven’t seen that! I will have to come look you up!
Oh wow, how you even figured this out, I will never know! lol
Actually I didn’t. The columns are Versaugh’s design and this awesome trick was shown to me by Whisper81. I asked and received permission to do a tutorial for this.
@@sarah4and10 Hehe, I seen Versaugh do it before but not like this! and while this is a lot of work to do, it's the perfect way to get it right! still really insane how someone figured this out, no matter who did lol
@@keblin86 You are so right! When Whisper81 showed me I was amazed! I have watched him build many times and he likes things very precise. It is very satisfying to see and to get things to go that perfectly.
I'll have to look at some of his videos, though that could be opening pandora's box as I like thing specific too, kinda ocd haha. @@sarah4and10
Honestly I thought you were talking about the stair railings, but cool video.
If you’d like I can show you what I did for those in my next video!😁
besides just the look does this have any added support for the roofing? or is it just for Apperal
Unfortunately it doesn’t add any extra support. So just for appearance.
That's genius:)
Thank you!!
This was originally Versaugh's idea... hope credit is being given.
If you listen I give credit to Versaugh and to Whisper81. I asked for permission to share from both gentleman who graciously granted it and Versaugh gave me a shout out for the tutorial. I appreciate you watching out for proper credit being given!! Hope you enjoyed the video.
So sick
🤟🏻thank you!!
Very nice and neatly done, thank you!
Though I guess it does require the unhealthy amount of wood to build these :D
Thank you. It does require a bit 😁
Nice tip
Thank you!
@@sarah4and10
Thanks to you, but now i need to farm more wood x)
@@ArboireauThomas the eternal Valheim struggle. 🤣
@@sarah4and10 There is never enough, indeed x)
Hey can I make it out of core wood ?
Absolutely!! I have done so.
Does that actually increase constructions' stability though?
Only if you use iron beams in the center. Otherwise it is purely decorative.
Thanks gal
You’re welcome 😁
Using this trick as we speak lol
Nice!! Glad it helped.😁
Neatio sport,
Thank you
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Thank you!!!
Okay, just going to be blunt here... SOMEBODY OBVIOUSLY has TOO MUCH TIME on their hands! LOL However, as an Engineer, I have to respect the ingenuity that went into researching and playing with the pieces until this was a feasible working piece. Bravo Sarah! Thanks for sharing! 👏👏👏 💯❤🔥
Thank you for watching. I did not come up with this awesome trick, as stated in the video, but I 100% agree that it was a work of ingenuity!!