Can I remove already build wooden floor?

[Dom The Skunk]

Pretty much title. While building a house I missplaced a piece of wooden floor. can I remove that somehow? :( it looks stupid with that one thing placed wrong...

[WillieSea]

I believe with a crowbar you can. Or, you can just place the tile you want, over the top of the other tile. (That usually works.)

[Dom The Skunk]

Originally posted by WillieSea:

I believe with a crowbar you can. Or, you can just place the tile you want, over the top of the other tile. (That usually works.)

Gonna try to find a crowbar then and try it out^^' I just want dirt there for the garden ~3~"

[Mimir]

Can't you just use shovel and sack to dig dirt and pour? Doesn't that replace whatever tile was there before?

I don't believe that you can use a crowbar or sledge or whatever. Enigma just told you that it replaces the previous tile. Just like pouring dirt from a sack should replace it again, unless I'm mistaken.

[Dom The Skunk]

Originally posted by Mimer:

Can't you just use shovel and sack to dig dirt and pour? Doesn't that replace whatever tile was there before?

I don't believe that you can use a crowbar or sledge or whatever. Enigma just told you that it replaces the previous tile. Just like pouring dirt from a sack should replace it again, unless I'm mistaken.

ooh, I didnt even know that this is possible. gonna try it out as soon as I can (I didnt even find a crowbar yet lol)
thank you very much :)

[WillieSea]

Originally posted by Mimer:

Can't you just use shovel and sack to dig dirt and pour? Doesn't that replace whatever tile was there before?

I don't believe that you can use a crowbar or sledge or whatever. Enigma just told you that it replaces the previous tile. Just like pouring dirt from a sack should replace it again, unless I'm mistaken.

Yes you can. As I stated above, you can place over the tile with what-ever other tile you want. Be that sand, gravel, dirt, wood planks...

But 'some' tiles, if I remember right, required that I pull up the old tile first.