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0:00Hey, hi. How you going? It's your Val
0:01Stride, and today I'm really excited to
0:03finally bring you the build guide for my
0:04all-in-one skyscraper mega base. So,
0:06when I first released the showcase of
0:08that build, I made you all a promise
0:09that if you help reach my next
0:10subscriber goal, then the build guide
0:12would come. And you guys helped deliver
0:14on that faster than I ever could have
0:15imagined. So, I want to thank you all so
0:17much for the overwhelming support and
0:19kindness. I'm glad you guys enjoyed the
0:21build, and I hope you're looking forward
0:22to building it for yourself. But
0:24remember, with one goal out of the way,
0:25we're straight on to the next. So, if
0:26you enjoy this content and you want to
0:28keep seeing more like it, like, comment,
0:29and subscribe. It all really helps
0:31support the channel a lot. But without
0:32any further ado, let's move into the
0:34build. So, we're going to start this one
0:36off with the location. And if you want
0:38to recreate the original build, then
0:40you'll want to be working at 12550
0:42over near the plateau of beginnings. But
0:44for today's build guide, I'm actually
0:46going to be working at a different
0:48location up at 358173.
0:51And there's a couple of reasons for
0:52this. One is I didn't want to have to
0:54tear down the original build just for
0:56the sake of the build guide. And two, I
0:58also wanted to show you how transferable
1:00this build is. So that's one of the
1:02really nice things about this build is
1:04you can just recreate this wherever you
1:06want on the map as long as you've got
1:08enough room for the base. So that's
1:10going to be really cool if you're
1:11working in a multiplayer or dedicated
1:13server where this location might already
1:15be taken or you just want to build it
1:17somewhere more interesting on the map
1:18because you prefer that spot. So you've
1:20got options there. And today I'm going
1:22to be working over at this beach at
1:24356175.
1:26But first of all, we need to lay the
1:28foundation, which is going to be a 14x14
1:31square that is one tile high and should
1:33end up looking something like this. So
1:35to get there, begin with the outer
1:37perimeter. And remember, whenever you
1:39need to build over water, you have to
1:41use the roof tiles in combination with
1:43the pillars. And you can only ever build
1:46two tiles across before needing to place
1:48a pillar for support. So, if you're
1:50building in the original location,
1:52you'll pretty much need to do this for
1:53the entirety of the base floor. But in
1:56this location, we're going to be able to
1:57use both foundation and roof pieces.
2:00After you've got the first level in, you
2:01can go ahead and place your walls around
2:03the outside, just one tile high. And
2:06then you can go ahead and finish off by
2:07covering over with more floor tiles,
2:10using stone for the outer perimeter,
2:12just one tile in, and then timber for
2:14all of the interior.
2:16And finally, you're now ready to place
2:18down your PAL box in the very center of
2:20the foundation, which you should be able
2:22to find by finding the junction between
2:24the seventh and eighth tiles on each
2:27edge. And you can confirm that you've
2:29got the center by doing a quick fly
2:31around and checking that you've got an
2:33even amount of overhang on each corner,
2:36which should stick out by just a little
2:38bit. But the interior timber 12x 12
2:41square should be entirely within the
2:43perimeter. But now we're ready to start
2:46building up. And for this, we want to
2:47start with the central shaft, which is
2:49going to begin with four pillars on each
2:51corner of the 2x two square that your
2:53pal box is on. And each of these is
2:55going to be four tiles high, which is
2:57the height of our first five stories.
3:00And then after the first five, we're
3:02going to switch over to eight tiles high
3:03for levels 6, 7, and 8. And then back to
3:07four for our ninth and final story. And
3:10when building the shaft, I like to
3:11temporarily fill in the center with a
3:14platform at each new level just to make
3:16it easier to count the floors like you
3:18see me doing here. And then once you've
3:20reached the top, we want to go ahead and
3:22create a 12x 12 glass square to mirror
3:24the bottom story. And when you're done
3:26with that, you should end up looking
3:28something like this.
3:30After that, you can go ahead and enase
3:32the shaft in glass walls on three of the
3:35four sides, ensuring that you leave the
3:36front side open for access in and out.
3:39And now you're ready to build the
3:41central stairs, which are going to wrap
3:42around the central shaft in a simple
3:45pattern of two stairs up, two stairs
3:47wide, followed by a 2x two platform at
3:50the top, followed by another two stairs,
3:52and then you can repeat this process all
3:54the way up to the top. And I do want to
3:57emphasize here that you do need to place
3:58your stairs exactly like this or I can't
4:01promise that you won't encounter pathing
4:03issues. I've actually already had a lot
4:05of people reach out to me after
4:07attempting to recreate the build on
4:09their own, which is really cool to see,
4:11but a few of them have reported issues
4:13with pathing and getting their pals up
4:15to the higher stories. And upon
4:17troubleshooting with a member of my
4:19community Discord, we actually ended up
4:21discovering that they'd placed a wall
4:23underneath their stairs because they
4:25preferred the aesthetic of it. But
4:27unfortunately, this has been a known
4:29pathing issue for a long time now and
4:31will cause pals not to properly ascend
4:34those stairs.
4:36With the central shaft and stairs done,
4:38we're now ready to start the outer wall,
4:40which is where the bulk of the
4:41structural workload is going to be. So,
4:43we're going to start this part nice and
4:45easy by wrapping some glass wall two
4:47tiles high around the inner 12x2 square,
4:51ensuring that we leave one tile of stone
4:53square outside of the glass frame. But
4:56now it gets a little more complicated.
4:57So, to help make these next steps
4:59easier, here's a basic plan that we're
5:01going to be able to follow to create the
5:03external cladding patterns using a mix
5:05of clean and glass panels. So, the black
5:08squares that you're seeing represent the
5:10clean walls and the gray squares are the
5:12glass. But it's important to remember
5:13that the two materials don't sit flush.
5:16The clean walls, which I'll refer to as
5:18the external cladding, sit one tile out
5:22from all of the glass walls.
5:24But the best way to go about this is to
5:26break it down into smaller sections and
5:28do them one part at a time. So, we're
5:29going to do all of the external cladding
5:31areas first and then fill out the space
5:34between with the glass. And to begin
5:36with, we're going to do the lower
5:37cladding sections that you see
5:38highlighted purple on the plan. So you
5:42want to start this one by placing six
5:44tiles inwards from the outer corner,
5:46noting that your cornermost tile sticks
5:48out from both sides of the wall by one.
5:51Then on the inner end, you want to run
5:53it seven tiles high. And on the outer
5:55end, you want to go 17 tiles high. And
5:58you want to do this for each face of the
6:01building. Now that you've established
6:03the outer height limits, you want to
6:04bring the two together with a stepping
6:06pattern of one tile inwards, two tiles
6:09up, one tile in, two tiles up, and
6:12repeat this until you reach the outer
6:14top. Once you've done all of the
6:16framework, then you can come back and
6:18fill in the face areas and repeat these
6:21steps until you've completed all four
6:22sides of the building. And it should end
6:25up looking like what you're seeing here.
6:28Next, we're going to work on the
6:29midsection that I've once again
6:30highlighted purple on the plan. And for
6:32this, you want to start out at the
6:33opposite corners to the cladding that we
6:35just put in place with this little
6:37add-on that you're seeing now. So, for
6:39this section, you want it to come up six
6:41glass tiles from the two that we already
6:43had in place. And then you want three
6:45floor tiles around the corner, and you
6:47want to bring the outer cladding down
6:49two blocks from there. After that, you
6:51want to do another stepping pattern
6:52starting from each end and go two tiles
6:54up, one tile in, two tiles up, one tile
6:57in. And you want to repeat this seven
6:59times. And then on the eighth time, you
7:01want to go four tiles up instead. And
7:03that should complete the purple
7:05highlights that you're now seeing on the
7:06plan. Then you want to go ahead and
7:08invert the pattern, doing the same thing
7:10back in the opposite direction, but this
7:12time it's two tiles up eight times, not
7:14just seven. Now you should have all of
7:16these green tiles done and we're ready
7:18to move on to the underside for which
7:20you want to start by placing six tiles
7:22up from the outermost corner and then
7:23repeating that same stepping pattern of
7:25one tile in two tiles up so that you
7:28mirror the outer frame section that
7:29you've already done. And when you're
7:31finished with that, you should now have
7:32all of the outer frame in place and
7:34you're ready to come back and fill in
7:36the face areas until it ends up looking
7:38like this.
7:40But there's just one more cladding
7:41section to go. And this one is super
7:43easy because it's just a mirror of the
7:45first section that we put in place, but
7:47starting 10 glass tiles higher, which
7:49are the purple highlights you're seeing
7:50on screen now. And then before you
7:52commence the stepping patterns, I do
7:54recommend that you set the outer height
7:55limit to keep yourself aligned by going
7:58another 28 clean tiles up from the 10
8:00glass tiles that you just placed. But
8:02now that you're all done with the
8:03cladding pattern, you're ready to jump
8:04in and finish off the outer frame by
8:06filling in all the space between glass.
8:09This step is nice and easy because
8:10you've just got to bring the glass all
8:12the way up from the base to the roof
8:13while working around the cladding, but
8:15it does take some time. When you're
8:16finished, however, it should end up
8:18looking like this, and you're ready to
8:20move on to the interior. So, the first
8:22thing we need to do internally is fill
8:24in the face of our cladding sections to
8:26complete the inner walls. And a tip I
8:27want to give here, which I was meant to
8:29give earlier in the video, is that the
8:31entire building process is going to be
8:33made a lot easier by getting your hands
8:35on triple jump boots. And if you can, I
8:38do suggest you max out your stamina stat
8:40because if you're not careful, you can
8:42run out of stamina while trying to place
8:43all of the walls and fall to your death
8:46like I did multiple times.
8:49But once you're done with that, you can
8:51go ahead and start laying down the
8:52flooring on each of the levels. And I
8:54will say here that the flooring can be
8:56one of the most annoying parts because
8:57for some reason, placing flooring seems
8:59to put more stress on the game's
9:01performance than anything else. So, even
9:04if you don't normally get lag within the
9:05build while you're just walking around
9:07normally or building any of the other
9:08structures, you still might get some
9:10frame rate drop while laying the floor.
9:12And I know I sure did. But complaints
9:14aside, this step's nice and simple. All
9:16you have to do is work your way outwards
9:18from the center elevator shaft until you
9:20reach the outer glass walls, ensuring
9:22that you leave a 2x two cutout above
9:24each of the stairs like the one that
9:26you're seeing on screen now. And the
9:28last thing I need to mention here is
9:29that in order to place these two
9:30annoying tiles underneath the stairs,
9:33you just need to temporarily delete the
9:34stairs, then place the tiles, and then
9:36put the stairs back in afterwards.
9:39After you've got all nine floors in
9:41place, you can go ahead and delete all
9:42the tiles in the elevator shaft. And
9:44then you want to start working on some
9:46of the details. So, first off, I
9:48recommend placing all of the railing at
9:50the top of the stairs to each floor. And
9:51there's a couple of styles that you can
9:53go for here, depending on which you
9:55prefer. My personal preference is just
9:57the glass fence that you're seeing here,
9:58but you could also use the clean fence
10:00or you could use the two in combination,
10:03but this does involve a little more
10:04manual work because the fences don't
10:06snap to the top of one another. So, if
10:08you're going to do it like this, you do
10:09need to manually align them. Then, you
10:11want to come back down to the ground
10:13floor and create the cutouts for the
10:14entrance, which is going to be a 3x3
10:16square starting two tiles from the
10:18leftand corner, assuming you're outside
10:20of the base looking in. Then you want to
10:23create an eve that is going to stick out
10:25from the wall by two tiles while
10:27wrapping around the corner before
10:28framing it with some pillars, which I
10:30like to place in the door frame itself
10:32and one tile out to give it a little
10:34more depth. And for the sake of
10:36symmetry, let's do this on the opposite
10:37corner of the building as well, so that
10:39we've got another entrance or exit. And
10:41at this point, you might want to start
10:42adding some decorative structure around
10:44your base, even if it does sit outside
10:46of the base perimeter a little bit. But
10:48I'm going to leave this up to you guys
10:49to exercise your creative freedom here
10:52because the surrounding sections will
10:54entirely depend on your build location.
10:56And for this video, I'm just going to be
10:58focusing on the tower itself. And as a
11:00general reminder, if you are looking to
11:02build outside of the base perimeter, you
11:04will want to ensure that you've turned
11:06off the decay timer in your world
11:08settings. But now we're on the home
11:09stretch, so we just need to finish off
11:11by going level by level and adding in
11:12all of the walkways and the additional
11:14structures. So, on the ground floor, we
11:16need to add in the reception area
11:17overhead, the sports bar, and this
11:19elevated lounging area. Now, if you want
11:21to see how the sports bar and the
11:23reception area overhead are done, I'll
11:24leave a link in the description below to
11:26my video, which already shows you how to
11:27build these features in more detail,
11:29along with some other decorative
11:31features throughout the base, such as
11:32the library that's going to be on the
11:34top floor. But as for the elevated
11:36lounging area, you just want to create a
11:381x1 central pillar before wrapping your
11:40flooring all the way around the outside
11:41and then capping it off with some fence
11:43before adding in the stairs for access.
11:47Moving on to level two, there's a few
11:48things that we need to do here. So,
11:49first, let's create some storage blocks
11:51by coming eight tiles out from the back
11:53left corner. And to get the storage
11:55crates into these blocks, you will need
11:56to put them in before you put the floor
11:58on top. So go ahead and add those before
12:00creating a layer of flooring that comes
12:02out from the back wall by two tiles so
12:04that you get an overhang. Now you can go
12:06ahead and add a second layer of storage
12:07blocks, but this time coming out only
12:09five tiles from the corner, leaving the
12:11corner most tile crateless. Then you
12:13want to go ahead and add the fencing
12:14around the balcony area. Add the stairs
12:16for access and cap the upper storage
12:18blocks off with some more clean wall
12:20before finally adding this entire upper
12:22section which sits two tiles out from
12:24the back wall and one tile from the
12:26lefth hand wall. This area is mainly
12:28just for decoration to create some more
12:29interesting shapes and give the build
12:31some depth. But what I do want to point
12:33out here is that all throughout the
12:34build, I have these little side doors
12:36that access the space inside the outer
12:38cladding to move in and out of the
12:40building so that you can access these
12:42external balcony areas. Now, I'm not
12:44going to go into depth on all of these,
12:45but you can add them in pretty much
12:47wherever you see fit.
12:49Up to level three now, and the only
12:51additional structure I have on this one
12:53is an extra catwalk. So for this, we're
12:55just going to extend the mid stair
12:56platform by going three tiles out
12:58towards the wall, then one tile up with
13:01some stairs, and then two more tiles
13:03towards the back wall. And again, this
13:05is just going to give access to the
13:06external cladding panels that lead to
13:08more external balconies. Level four is
13:11where all of the production assembly
13:13lines are held. And again, I've got a
13:14few catwalks in here, as well as another
13:16storage box area. So for the catwalk,
13:18you want to start where I'm standing
13:20now, just above the central stairs. And
13:22then go ahead and place two sets of
13:23stairs to get yourself up to the desired
13:25height. And then run the catwalk seven
13:27tiles towards the front wall ending in a
13:293x4 platform. And then on the other end,
13:32you want to go seven tiles along the
13:34back wall ending in another 3x4
13:36platform. But on this one, you want to
13:38place four sets of the storage boxes
13:40using the same techniques that we did
13:42earlier. Level five is up next, and this
13:44one is dedicated to wood cutting and
13:46skillfruit growth, which is going to
13:47fill the room with plenty of color.
13:49There are a few steps to get this one
13:51right, but to begin with, you want to
13:52create a rim that is two tiles wide and
13:54wraps around the entire perimeter of the
13:56room, which is going to create the
13:58platform that we're going to place all
13:59of our skill trees on. Next, we're going
14:01to create a little room in the front
14:03left corner by walling off the space
14:05above and below the platform that we
14:07just created, like you're seeing here.
14:10Once that's in place, you want to go
14:11ahead and connect the central stairs to
14:13the outer rim area by adding five more
14:15tiles until the two meet. And then
14:18lastly, head over to the far right wall
14:20and extend the rim with a 2 by two
14:22platform towards the central elevator
14:24shaft before placing double sets of
14:27stairs on each side.
14:29Next, we're actually going to move
14:30straight on to level seven after having
14:32skipped over level six because there's
14:34no additional structure there. It's just
14:35gold coin assembly lines scattered
14:37throughout the floor. So, nothing you
14:38need to really do there from a
14:39structural perspective. But level seven
14:41is quite the opposite and is actually
14:43going to be the most complicated floor
14:44out of all of them. So, this is where
14:46all of the crop growth and food
14:48production is done. And as you can see,
14:49there's a lot of layering here with
14:51various floating platforms that provide
14:53more surface area, allowing you to place
14:55more farms. So, to start with, we're
14:57going to add a small 2x4 storage block
14:59against the back wall just at top the
15:01stairs that lead up to this floor. So,
15:03go ahead and add your walls. Place your
15:05crates between those like we did earlier
15:07in the video. And then add a second
15:09layer on top, ensuring that the second
15:11level flooring extends two tiles out
15:12from the back wall to create an overhang
15:15before finally adding the railing and
15:16then the stairs to finish it off. Then
15:18you want to go ahead and locate this
15:20square over by the central shaft and
15:22create a 2x two block that is just one
15:24tile high against the left wall. And
15:26then add two sets of stairs facing in
15:28opposite directions so that they ascend
15:30two tiles high. At the top of the second
15:33set of stairs, you want to create two
15:353x4 platforms at the opposite ends of
15:37the room like you're seeing here. And
15:39again, you want to ensure that you
15:40circle this entire area with railing.
15:42And this is going to be the case for the
15:44rest of the platforms that we build for
15:45this entire level. But I'm not going to
15:47keep repeating this instruction. Then
15:49starting from the first landing of the
15:51central stairwell, you want to create a
15:53walkway by extending the landing out
15:55towards the right side wall. then two
15:57tiles back towards the rear wall before
15:59adding two sets of stairs and a 3x5
16:02platform above those, which should end
16:04up looking like this.
16:07Now, you want to go ahead and continue
16:08your way up the central staircase to the
16:10next platform and extend that one out
16:12until it meets the front wall. Then take
16:14it six tiles towards the right side wall
16:17and another four tiles back towards the
16:19rear wall. This is going to create a
16:21floating platform that I like to use for
16:23my furnaces like you're seeing on
16:24screen. And then finally, starting from
16:27the top landing of the central stairs,
16:29create a walkway that reaches the rear
16:30wall. Then extend it all the way along
16:33that rear wall to the back right corner
16:35before ending in a 3x3 square like
16:38you're seeing now. Up to level eight
16:41now. And this one's nice and easy. All
16:42we need to do here is create a platform
16:44for our pal pods, which our pals are
16:46going to use to sleep instead of beds.
16:48So for this, you simply want to create a
16:50platform that is the entire length of
16:51the front wall, and it's going to be two
16:53tiles wide. and then add double sets of
16:55stairs at each end with the railing in
16:57between. And I like to put my PAL pods
16:59on top and then the PAL disassembly
17:01conveyors below. And with that, we've
17:03finally made it to the top level, which
17:04is going to contain a fancy lounging
17:06area, as well as the player penthouse.
17:09Now, the first thing we need to do here
17:10is create a dividing wall between the
17:12two areas. And for this, you just want
17:13to put clean tiles directly through the
17:15middle of the elevator shaft, spanning
17:17the entire length of the room. And then
17:19swap the glass tiles on the penthouse
17:21side to clean tiles, blocking off the
17:23elevator shaft. And this will mean that
17:25the player penthouse is the only room
17:27not accessible via the elevator. Next,
17:30ensure that you add the door, which is
17:31going to allow access between the
17:33penthouse and the lobby. And I like to
17:34place this one just one tile to the
17:36right of the elevator shaft. Then in the
17:38back left corner of the lobby area, you
17:40want to create a 2x4 platform that is
17:42going to be two tiles off the ground.
17:44And I like to make this one accessible
17:46via a stairwell inside the external
17:48cladding section. After that, go ahead
17:50and add a balcony area on the two
17:52opposite corners of the building that
17:54have the large glass windows. And I like
17:56to make these five tiles long on each
17:58side while wrapping around the corners.
18:01And again, I want to highlight here as a
18:03reminder that there are more balconies
18:05throughout the build. And you can add as
18:06many as you like, but I'm just
18:08highlighting these two because I
18:09consider them as more of a prominent
18:11feature for this floor. I mean, after
18:13all, just look at this view. We can even
18:15see the old base from here. Getting back
18:17on track, though, the last piece of
18:19structure that we need to add is the
18:20loft bed area. But before you place the
18:22platform itself, you do need to add the
18:24mini bar underneath because you won't be
18:26able to add that after the flooring is
18:28in. So start out by adding the three
18:30pillars that you see here. And then
18:32place your first bar by lining it up
18:34between the two outer pillars while
18:36still centered with the middle pillar.
18:38And remember, you can use the alignment
18:40snapping feature to make this a lot
18:42easier. Next, go ahead and place a bar
18:44on each side of the first so that the
18:46edges are touching. And then you can
18:48place some booze racks on the back wall
18:50and a few more wrapping around the
18:52central pillar until it all ends up
18:54looking like this.
18:56Now you can go ahead and place the
18:57platform above, which is going to start
18:59with a 3x4 rectangle sticking out from
19:01the central shaft, followed by two tiles
19:04on the left and right side that are each
19:05ending with a staircase.
19:08But congratulations, you've made it to
19:09the end. So you've now got all of the
19:11structure in place and you're ready to
19:12start adding your decorations and all of
19:14your production nodes. So start spamming
19:16that wall vine wherever you can. And
19:17remember, there's a link in the
19:18description below to my furniture guide
19:20showing you how to build some of the key
19:22features that you've seen throughout the
19:24base so far, such as the library, the
19:26Kiki bar, or even the garden beds that
19:28you're seeing scattered all around the
19:30build. And I've also got a link in there
19:32to my guide showing you all of the pals
19:34that I use to keep this base
19:35operational. So, if you're looking for
19:37help with that, I've got you covered.
19:39But I'd love to hear from all of you
19:40once you've attempted the build. So, let
19:41me know how you went with it in the
19:42comments down below, or feel free to
19:44join my community Discord and send me a
19:47screenshot in there. But otherwise,
19:48thank you all for watching. I'll catch
19:50you next time. Have a good one.

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