How do I handle Window "Corners"?

[SniffytheClown]

I'm trying to do a windowed room with slanted windows at the top of the wall but I have open "corners" at the top and don't know how to fill them in.

[Coot]

Maybe with that shallow pyramidal metal block piece on the outside corner where the two slanted windows come together. Other than that I've had to actually just add material on them to hide triangular holes.

[mordeekaakh]

Currently there is no window to put into that opening, sadly. Most likely something coming in the near future.

You can place the slanted hull block corner (tiny pyramid) whatever it's called, looks a bit odd from the inside but ok from the outside. You probably have to place that from the outside tho, or dismantle one of the windows next to the corner.

Or like me, avoid those designs until they add the missing block, and given that they just added windows without blinds, it might be just around the corner.

[HMS ADHD]

For domes and corners of windows, I plug the tricky gaps with scaffold blocks. Especially useful if you're using the basic windows, hull block shapes may be better if you're on T2 windows

[GlassDeviant]

I have to use the hull blocks and I despise it. I made a thread specifically asking for corner windows and inverse corner windows in the suggestions forum.