Roof design

[Wilku21]

Do you guys know some cool roof designs that makes houses look better? Ive been using these two roof tiles to make the most basic roof ever (slanted on the edges, square in the middle) and this doesn't work with my current base because it just looks ugly.
Sorry for the weird description but I had no idea how to write it.

[IFIYGD]

This is my main base right now. I like the peaked roof pieces for a little more "flair" , but it's up to you if it appeals to you.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2982643505

[Wilku21]

Originally posted by IFIYGD:

This is my main base right now. I like the peaked roof pieces for a little more "flair" , but it's up to you if it appeals to you.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2982643505

That's pretty cool, thanks!
Also, are there more building tiles and roof tiles or not?

[IFIYGD]

Originally posted by Wilku21:

That's pretty cool, thanks!
Also, are there more building tiles and roof tiles or not?

What you see at your workbench for whatever tier it is at- that's it.
If you are still early in the game your choices will be more limited.
Once you upgrade your workbench a few times and can build the sawmill to make planks and beams, and the furnace to make tin ingots, and the anvil to turn tin ingots into tin nails- then you'll be able to make plank roof pieces, like the corner pieces and peaked roof pieces I used.
Make sure you remember to check your workbench as you level up your shelter- there are buffs you can apply with each level your shelter gains. Some help with combat stats, some help with crafting buffs, etc.

[Wilku21]

Originally posted by IFIYGD:

Originally posted by Wilku21:

That's pretty cool, thanks!
Also, are there more building tiles and roof tiles or not?

What you see at your workbench for whatever tier it is at- that's it.
If you are still early in the game your choices will be more limited.
Once you upgrade your workbench a few times and can build the sawmill to make planks and beams, and the furnace to make tin ingots, and the anvil to turn tin ingots into tin nails- then you'll be able to make plank roof pieces, like the corner pieces and peaked roof pieces I used.
Make sure you remember to check your workbench as you level up your shelter- there are buffs you can apply with each level your shelter gains. Some help with combat stats, some help with crafting buffs, etc.

I'm only lvl 3 so yeah, my choices are limited.
I know about buffs. It's cool we can change them whenever we want