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Understanding The Basics Of Roofing – Valheim

Gain a basic understanding of the roofing system in Valheim! We will go through the common uses for the different pieces, when and where to use what slopes, how angled support beams operate, the basics of building circular and octagonal and touch on a few popular real world roofing styles!

0:00 Intro
0:20 Building Pieces
0:48 Differences In Slope
1:39 Overview of Basic Pieces
1:59 Inside Corner Uses
2:14 Ridge Uses
3:00 Circular Building
4:09 Octagonal Building
5:22 Angled Wood Beams
8:23 Hip Roof
8:55 Gable Roof
9:14 Gambrel Roof
9:32 Dutch Gable Roof (Option 1)
9:51 Dutch Gable Roof (Option 2)
10:04 Clerestory Roof (Option 1)
10:31 Clerestory Roof (Option 2)
10:57 Closing Remarks

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48 comments

    1. TheWither129

      I’d love plain wood roof for making slopes without the thatch poking through everything, and speaking of which, it’s so annoying how the thatch clips through the ceiling and other things, i hope they adjust that

  1. TenshihanQuinn

    Oh my god, what an AMAZING VIDEO! Thank you so much for all of this, I’m new to this game and really LOVE building but sometimes I get stuck on a concept and can’t see how certain pieces ‘could’ have lined up – UNTIL NOW! …INSTA-SUBBED!

  2. Josh Mcgillis

    So Another roofing pattern i tend to use is to use Two Inveted corner pieces, Placed so that their outer sides are touching a straight away piece, or a standard corner piece together to make a roofed opening to which smoke is capable of getting out.

  3. ClockworkMansion

    Putting a roof on my giant circular portal hub is taking days and I’m noticing the clipping and snapping is getting tough the higher I go, might just scrap it. I flew too close to the sun… Either way, thanks for the tips!

    1. kathrynck

      You could do a full 16-angle circle at the base, and then at some point nearer the center, transition it into a octogonal by skipping every other roof & angle.
      Worth pointing out, circular roofs in valheim work better I think with a Clerestory Roof step up, which is a perfect time to reduce the number of angles you’re using by half. If you window the clerestory step, it gives you ventilation for your fires/braziers.
      Also a “spiraling roof” shape can disguise the clipping issues of a circular build as intentional design elements.

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