Hello Builders, Hunters, Shop Owners, Explorers, Standing Around Doing Emotes’ers! Hope your week is going well
I have made a video that covers Chiselling and everything I know about it. Kinda ran over the “2 Minute” time slot, but there is a lot to cover!
The aim with this video (and all my 2 Minute Tips videos) is to get straight to point, explain it to the best of my ability, and leave you to get on with your day So I hope you enjoy!
Credit to Pseudonym for builing that beauty you see in the thumbnail
I use silver precise chisel for landscaping soil to replicate the boundless natural landscape (in EA I replicated a whole grassy hillside in wood, using the slope chisels to perfectly replicate what was there before.
That particular shape you puzzled over is also one that I have found no use for, apart from patterns in side of structure…hopefully someone will show a good example of how to use it.
That shape is very useful if you use it on ice - specifically diagonal parts of slides that travel horizontally
Granted you’d rarely use more than 1 of them in a row but they make nice alignment blocks for slides and drops.
Nice quick “less than 6 min” video for chisel crash course!
@catfud - Ahh I see, thats a good use for it! Yeh i hope so to lol
@Prome3us - Oooh i never thought of that! Cheers mate, I’m glad my 'crash-course’ness came across in the video, I could easiliy do a thirty minute video on chiselling, but I personally wouldn’t want to watch that
@catfud that shape is the one you would use when two single block tall “platforms” with copper-slope sides touch only at the corner… if that makes sense.
Think of a + sign, where the north and west legs are the sloped sides of platform 1; the south and east legs are the sloped sides of platform 2. That particular shape will be in the center, giving a smooth corner to both platforms.
Other than that - probably just art and double rows of teeth on a shark skull build.