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| − | The castle spire is actually a solution for conical | + | The castle spire is actually a solution for conical roofs, octagonal roofs, any spiky roofs before OFB and custom-object-based cone roof. |
So, it can be categorised in roof misc. | So, it can be categorised in roof misc. | ||
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Also, a particular type of roof can be used in various kinds of buildings, so the building kind has nothing to do with the roof type itself even though there're some roof shapes are defined to be parts of some particular buildings through customs, traditions, beliefs, etc. | Also, a particular type of roof can be used in various kinds of buildings, so the building kind has nothing to do with the roof type itself even though there're some roof shapes are defined to be parts of some particular buildings through customs, traditions, beliefs, etc. | ||
| − | I'm gonna add suggestions for the roof categorisation. | + | I'm gonna add suggestions for the roof categorisation.[[User:Niol|niol]] 11:47, 24 November 2006 (EST) |
Latest revision as of 17:47, 24 November 2006
How to make a castle spire Arched Atrium
can actually be different types of roofs
- What type of roof would they come under? Delphy 06:02, 24 November 2006 (EST)
The castle spire is actually a solution for conical roofs, octagonal roofs, any spiky roofs before OFB and custom-object-based cone roof.
So, it can be categorised in roof misc.
As for the arched Atrium tutorial, it's actually talking about how to make a curved roof. Despite the shape, the type of roof and the sort of technique are the same as mikeinside's curved roof. It's the resultant shape of the roof that makes its look somewhat different. Also, a particular type of roof can be used in various kinds of buildings, so the building kind has nothing to do with the roof type itself even though there're some roof shapes are defined to be parts of some particular buildings through customs, traditions, beliefs, etc.
I'm gonna add suggestions for the roof categorisation.niol 11:47, 24 November 2006 (EST)
