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* For buildings in the middle of the field, one of the houses needs to be (at least) two spaces tall or 2-spaces long to trigger long walls. * The initial layout for long walls are triggered from two buildings of the different colors being close together. * Little walls are generated in one-space gaps between buildings, as long as the buildings are within a garden / field space. Using the above examples and the below pictures, wall generation seems to follow this setup: Please give him awards for all the good work. Taber's GuideFor specific details about everything gardens, I will pass you to Taber who's guide is so detailed, the honor of explaining should go to him.

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The gif below is using a 3-space tall tower:Īnd from a fluke with clicking, suspended buildings also triggers the long walls:Īnd as a bonus, someone made an excellent guide on how to make hexagon-shaped gardens, with a decent wall pattern (give them awards if you like the setup) From testing, the taller building needs to be at least 2-spaces tall. If you want walls triggered from a building that is all the same color, you need to attach an elevated piece to a taller building. Long Stone Walls - Same Colored BuildingsĬredit to XxX69操西方69XxX for mentioning this one. !!! Remember to use different colored buildings to make this all work !!!Īnd one more example with the larger block buildings on the left triggering the initial wall layer:

Placing a different colored building against the wall:Ī similar technique can be done for houses placed in the middle of the garden space. Placing a same colored building against the wall:

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Long Stone Walls - Different Colored Buildingsįor longer walls, it can be trial and error, but one of the main triggers is placing different colored buildings next to one another. This might take some trial and error, depending on the shape and size of the surrounding structure. To generate such, all you need is a couple of buildings close to each other. Stone WallsGardens can also have internal stone walls. NOTE: While I have pointed out some observations, all items still have a chance % of spawning when you place down your buildings, They are not guaranteed! if you have a 3x3 building, remove 1 part from one of the corners (you'll see it being generated within the above gif)). * 4-chair tables can appear within single space alcoves if they're near a rail (e.g. * Benches, chairs and bushes appear near walls * Observation binoculars appear near foundation rails HOWEVER, they all have one common factor - foundations and flat roofs.Īll you need is a large open area and then start placing down buildings, As long as there is some space, the items will appear.įor water level triggers, you will find some doors appear with ladders (and sometimes a letterbox) if you do not have any surrounding foundations and buildings: Their appearance is quite random and you will need to place buildings down multiple times to see what results are generated.

doors, bushes, benches and other generated items are hard to determine how they are triggered exactly.

And if you look in the bottom right, that is an example of 'plucking a building from a part of a larger structure that does not have any surrounding supporting buildings'.įor specific items. As you can see, different colors trigger the scaffolding appearance.

Now we added a new structure to our map (nicknamed, 'Messy Bob'). Using that massive tower as an example with a piece removed, the scaffolding appears. Scaffolding appears when you remove a building from a single stack (tower), if you pluck a building from a part of a larger structure that does not have any surrounding supporting buildings (see below for an example of this), or if you use different colors within an archway. NOTE: You can trigger balcony generation (or suspended flat roof buildings) if you place a building between scaffolding sections. NOTE: Most single scaffolds have ladders! NOTE: Scaffolding will always appear within the empty spaces under houses! I know they're more iron frameworks, but the term is condensed for the explaining.

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