This is a video tutorial on building directly over water in Valheim. These methods eliminate the need for standing in water while building, or using a raft to build.
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Feel like this is a Bob Ross Tutorial. I like it.
Optimal speed for this video is 1.25
2:00 A land bridge is not the best if you want to be able to sail a boat under it. Also it doesn't have to cost thousands of stone if you place each bit of fresh land right at the upper edge of the land you're extending instead of starting from the bottom and working your way up, much like the pickaxe will bring down the terrain level to where you're digging from.
The fact that a floor panel will snap to a floor edge underneath one which you are pointing at the top of is not something I had discovered, thanks for that! I had been using a variant of your approach where a floor panel is placed over the corner of the floor to be extended so I could stand on that and be able to aim at the edge of the one I wanted to extend and build supports at the same time as needed. This will certainly speed things up.
Building a wood beam off the side to balance on while you build supports seems a little risky though, when you could just build a full floor panel hanging halfway over the side, which you'd be a lot less likely to fall off of.
That core wood bridge does look great. I wasn't aware that core wood didn't degrade, so that's good to know!
One last thing though: You can get vertical supports (and other things) to snap into place against surfaces you can't aim directly at (because they're facing away from you) using a trick similar to the one you show for placing floor panels early in the video. For example, placing a vertical beam centered against the edge of a floor so half of it sticks out above and below that floor, in a position approximately one beam-width from the corner of that floor piece, will allow you to aim near the top or bottom of that beam and get a similar beam to snap into position over or under the corner of that floor tile. You can do the same for extending a beam: Place one beam alongside another, as far as it will let you, so that half of it sticks out and half of it is alongside the beam you want to extend. Then aim at the edge that sticks out to snap a beam into the place you actually want it.
14:00 you can hold ctrl and left click the item you wanna move to or from the storage
core wood is in oak and pine trees
great tutorial, bridge building was driving me nuts but you pointed to a Fur tree not a pine tree
the most helpful forward building guide since crouch clipping in minecraft
Very nice tips, thanks for this video. I want to share one placement tip for the core wood bridge which probably can be used for other things too. After placing the first beam you can use the 1 m beams as snap points for the first inner beams and then place two doors on top a side beam. This gives you a snap point in the middle of two beams and then you can use the 1m beams as snap points to fill in the bridge. This will result in a 9 beam bridge, but it will be perfectly aligned. Using the doors as helpers you can probalbly create other configurations too.
i just make portal π
Bro that floor tile tech is revolutionary
I love sailing in this game.
honestly if the water is that shallow just use the hoe to make a land bridge. raise a little, then flatten from the high point, repeat. you dont need to use raise ground the entire bridge length.
dont teach ppl things that you can use to grief another ppl or lakes…
you can snap logs together if you aim at the side, then you don't have to try and line them up yourself.
GREAT VID BUT HOW DID YOU PAD THIS OUT TO 16 MINUTES? UBUNAGA WOULD HAVE HAD THIS SHOT OUT IN LESS THAN A MINUTE
I was wondering how to go about making a boat yard and the best ive found is stacking wood pole fence ontop of eachother. This is amazing and going to change so much about my dock. Tyvm
hey i think when making land bridge there's a sweet spot it only costs 4 stone to continue across
This is good, as someone who has made a few bridges the hard way, this is a tremendous upgrade in efficiency
Very informational but if I can just say one thing, try to be a bit more enthusiastic. You sound a bit sleepy and it's making me sleepy lol.
Nice video! – noticed you dragged items into the cart?
if you use CTRL and left click you do that task quicker, it will just snap over.
good lord, i was fiddling around for hours…… thank you!
340 Subs ?? WTF. Excellent vid π
water raising is purely cosmetic
Great tips man! Appreciated
This video is made by god himself
My jaw literally dropped at the floor extension trick. Bridges had been a real pain until now. Wish I could give more than 1 upvote.
Very useful!
How much core wood did it take in your example?
Log Beams DO degrade while being in the water.
6:45 You mention that core wood is found on fir or pine trees, but I've never seen a fir drop core wood. The wiki also says it only drops from pines. Was this changed at some point?
totally underrated video!
Im new here good vΓdeo ππ
…. subbed just because I didn't know core wood didn't degrade past 50%
Damn, this makes building bridges a whole lot easier. Thanks.
Pro tip: CTRL + Click items to move them between inventory and containers.
Bro. Thank you SO MUCH. Building docks literally made me rage with this game. I basically stopped because I couldn't take the aggravation anymore and just did D-Day beach style landings.
Thank you for this. Trying to build on the water was really irritating. Excellent tips, time to go build my dock!
From my experience, all wood structures take damage to 50% in water… core or not.
This guy is the Bob Ross of Valheim. Love it!
I got a swamp near my main base. Itβs on an island that takes 30 seconds to get to by boat without wind. I think I might try that core wood bridge. I got several stacks of dark ore to bring over.
Why core wood for the floor?
How, how did you know??? I have watched a bazillion videos ,built crazy amounts and did not know those simple but game changing tricks have saved me hours now, I cant thank you enough but I will try….Thank you, Thank you ,Thank you, Thank you!!!!! Seriously amazing so simple but the results are game changer making building so much better now π
That was brilliant.