The buildings in "Small World" are very important viewing points in the game, but many players don't know how to build the buildings. In fact, the buildings are the second most complex thing in the game, and the first position is reserved for Decorative tool but can be easily explained.
How to build a small world building in the forest
Construction is the second most complex thing (the first position is reserved for decoration tools), but can be easily explained.
You have two types of buildings, Chilinda-shaped buildings, mainly used for towers or hidden external stairs. Box shaped, this one is used in a more typical house.
You can edit parts of the house by hovering over specific parts of the building. Hover over the sides to adjust the width or length, and hover over the corners to rotate the building. At the bottom, you can adjust its height from the ground. At the top, you can adjust the height of the building as long as it's below the roof
With the roof you can adjust its height, slope, sharpness, top direction (that's all, the roof ends with a sharp line, because if it ends with a point, rotating it won't do anything) and The height of the roof itself, which is not affected by the actual building height.
You can merge buildings together to create more complex shapes.
In the screenshot, I built a thin box building inside the tower to create a more complex roof, which you can achieve by placing the box building and then right-clicking on it to do some basic editing. Once you right-click, use the cross-arrows at the bottom of the edit popup to move it inside the tower, where you can edit its height, width, roof shape, etc.
You can also use these buildings to create other buildings.
I built it by placing a box building, then flattening it as much as I could, then raising the bottom of it until it was just above the water, and then making it as long as I wanted it to be. this bridge. I then rotated it into the correct position and brought out the path to it, thus removing the fence from the desired side. If you use the paint tool, you can change the building's frame. Nothing, stone and wood. For this bridge, I used wood because it connected well to my fence, but if you do better, you could use a wall instead.
Place a box building wherever you want the bridge and size it to the shape you want, also make sure your roof is flat so it is actually a bridge, then Adjust the height of the main body of the building so it is flush with where you want it. Then use the path tool to create an arch at the base of the building. Deselect the Path Tool and adjust the height of the arch so that it is as high as you want it to be.
This only looks good if you want to have a tall bridge, but I believe it can be used for lower bridges.
Using the path tool you can create doors and/or arches at the base of a building, which will create a grille if it is in water.
You can also use wall rubber to remove small sections of the wall (this will remove the entire roof), these can be used on walls if you want them to be more precise, or they can be used to create something that looks like a ruin.
Here I did what I mentioned before and then added regular walls to the disconnected areas to create different elevations (make sure you do this while keeping left control or the walls will connect) .
When the windows are placed they have a broken appearance (because the building is now in ruins? I guess that's the reason, I'm not really sure but it makes sense to me)
If you have a flat-roofed building connected to the side of another building, you can also do windows
