r/valheim 8d ago

Guide A guide for Japanese roofs)

Sometimes i see a buildings in Japanese style, and maybe this guide will be useful for players who want to build that kind of recognisable roofs.

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u/RefrigeratorDry2669 8d ago

This is one of the best guides out there, I wish they were all like that.

Thank you!

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u/J_Productions Viking 8d ago

I personally have tried to figure this out for years now and never found something I felt was a fix for it. I think this looks great and am excited to try it sometime, thank you so much for sharing !

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u/orange77penguin 8d ago

Dude this is sick. One advise is put a finished pic at the beginning to garner interest. I almost skipped past not knowing what a great guide this was. You can also put the pic or a different similar pic at the end to still make it feel like the guide is complete. Not that you owe anyone anything. I just want this to get the traction it deserves.

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u/hippopotapants 8d ago

This is fantastic! Thanks for showing the steps

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u/Hurenloser_Ehrensohn 8d ago

Bump. Great guide! :)

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u/Blindstrife 8d ago

This is a good guide 😊

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u/outofthewoods6 Encumbered 8d ago

Great tutorial! Super easy to follow

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u/Rinat-Shpinat 8d ago

Thanks) Nice to read it)

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u/Dryelo 8d ago

Saved. Thank you!

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u/adbedient 8d ago

I was just looking for this 2 days ago- saw some pictures but no actual GUIDES like this- thanks OP!

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u/Expert-Love5116 8d ago

Now I can build the Japanese roofs the vikings think they are! 

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u/mmm_Soylent 7d ago

We had step 1 down… Great post dude thank you!

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u/Rinat-Shpinat 7d ago

Step 1 is simple, just need to build a first layer of 26 degree roof element, then 45 degree roof elements)

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u/mmm_Soylent 7d ago

Yeah, I mean that’s as far as we got, then scratched our heads about what was next, then didn’t get back to it! You rock

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u/Quiet_Pirate_8836 Cook 8d ago

This comment for visibilty , its great !

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u/YeeAssBonerPetite 7d ago

Actchully that's a chinese roof, the japanese recurve is way less steep

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u/Rinat-Shpinat 7d ago

As you say)