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So you build the stairs, then you build 1 floor tile to reach the roof and when done, you destroy that one floor tile and the stairs. The stair floor tile gets destroyed if its not connected to anything.
Got it. Unfortunately, I've already built it. I'm thinking however, when I hop back on, if I go up and destroy the floor tiles around the stair's floor tile, and then the walls next to it, it'll perhaps disappear when I demolish the stairs, and then I can use the method you stated. Albeit, it will be extremely wasteful with resources, but that's not a huge issue. Thanks for the help.
UPDATE: Worked perfectly, didn't even need to remove the walls, just the surrounding floor tiles, thank you very much.
No, we need the ability to construct scaffolding, which is based off metalworking skill.
A higher metalworking skill makes the scaffolding more resistant to being pushed over by a gust of wind.