Summary:
Kinda my complex personal building I made for my engineer. Tried to simulate “gear” decos with just slabs.
When I tried to add a roof to the lower floor of my Engineer’s Building by hovering my roof tool on the left side of my “Engineer’s Building”, suddenly I get an error message pertaining some sort of engine error. After that, it seems like I can’t add roof on that side of the building anymore. However, the tool is not completely broken. I can apply roofs to any other buildings with enclosed wall spaces. That space was also enclosed so
I just closed the error window on a whim and just kept constructing my building up to the second floor. I had to restart my game and reproduce the bug again just so I can show the bug again…It was a good thing it’s there. Suspectibly a bit different though.
Sigh. So for now on, I had to manually add that roof by using slabs. Which, however, creates an unintended visual effect for slabs since the “roof” was built through slabs.
Steps to reproduce:
- Create first floor walls on a foundation floor.
- Partially cover a portion or about half of the top using the floor tool.
- Create second floor walls
- Create decorative slabs on the walls outside the building, 6 blocks high as the walls.
- Attempt to apply roofing on the first floor (hover mouse over wall).
Expected Results:
N/A
Actual Results:
N/A
Note
As I said before, this happened before I built the second floor on the right side of the building. Perhaps it’s probably all of those slab corners I built? Even though they were level with typical wall height (6 blocks)? Or maybe it’s the roof overhang that’s causing this? They were all set to 1 and I kinda overlooked it before applying the roof.
Also, the walls were “free-standing” types, not auto-generated. Just so that I can achieve a proper “lumbered” building aesthetic.
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Version Number and Mods in use:
release-763 (x64) | No mods (Vanilla)
System Information:
Windows 10 64 Bit | AMD FX™-6300 | 16GB RAM Memory | EVGA NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 4GB ACX 2.0