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RUST Foundation Freehand Placement / Floor Stacking Tutorial — Transcript

by Evil Wurst · 1,257 words · 192 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00one new wave of building techniques
  2. 0:02which I missed during my break is floor
  3. 0:04stacking technically this refers to one
  4. 0:07of the applications of the free hand
  5. 0:09placement of foundations why is this
  6. 0:12great firstly you can change the
  7. 0:14elevation of foundations freely and use
  8. 0:17this to create double layers of ceilings
  9. 0:20secondly this allows you to create multi
  10. 0:22TC basis without having to use wall
  11. 0:24stacking methods such as building out 8
  12. 0:27squares and coming back with four half
  13. 0:29moons to slightly offset foundations
  14. 0:31finally it enables new types of
  15. 0:34stability and roof bunkers one of the
  16. 0:39reasons why this is not mainstream yet
  17. 0:41is because getting the alignment of the
  18. 0:43freehand place foundations right is not
  19. 0:45trivial therefore I went back to school
  20. 0:48and took lessons from the grand master
  21. 0:50of floor stacking but cet'aeni this
  22. 0:53channel is a goldmine for truly
  23. 0:55innovative ideas and concepts in this
  24. 0:57video I'll share the lessons I've
  25. 0:59learned from him and my subsequent
  26. 1:01research in a comprehensive format
  27. 1:05floor stacking requires exact placement
  28. 1:08of foundations
  29. 1:10unfortunately the standard controls to
  30. 1:12not allow precise movement and rotation
  31. 1:14to hacks can help to increase your
  32. 1:16placement accuracy to make rotational
  33. 1:19placement more accurate lower the
  34. 1:21sensitivity of your mouse some advanced
  35. 1:24mice allow to lower the DPI with a
  36. 1:26button another option is to use the menu
  37. 1:29you find the mouse sensitivity settings
  38. 1:31under options control
  39. 1:33you can also set them directly from the
  40. 1:35console via the command input dot
  41. 1:38sensitivity the second hag is about
  42. 1:41making our movements more accurate the
  43. 1:44simplest approach is to equip flippers
  44. 1:46or any other piece of attire that slows
  45. 1:48down the movement speed of your avatar
  46. 1:49such as heavy plate armor with these two
  47. 1:53hacks it will be a lot easier to place
  48. 1:55foundations with the required precision
  49. 1:58[Music]
  50. 2:04Laure sacking often requires to match
  51. 2:07the exact orientation of two foundations
  52. 2:09unless you have an exceptional sense for
  53. 2:12whether two objects are parallel but
  54. 2:14certainly recommends to use the compost
  55. 2:16to maintain a fixed orientation what
  56. 2:19worked best for me is to align the
  57. 2:21center of the screen with one of the
  58. 2:23small tics of the compass I would
  59. 2:25attempt to Center the small tick inside
  60. 2:27of the larger tick if you place
  61. 2:30foundations with this reference it's so
  62. 2:32much easier to place them in parallel to
  63. 2:34each other the composite ticks also
  64. 2:36provide orientation if you need to turn
  65. 2:38by 90 or 120 degrees to place an offset
  66. 2:41foundation on a different side one of
  67. 2:54the key features of freehand placement
  68. 2:55of foundations is that you can slightly
  69. 2:57alter the height of adjacent foundations
  70. 2:59which allows you to stack floors if
  71. 3:03floor stacking is your goal but
  72. 3:04certainly recommends to use those two
  73. 3:07logs the small and the big one on the
  74. 3:09twig foundations as orientation as a
  75. 3:12rule of thumb you want the big log to be
  76. 3:14at least as high as the small log this
  77. 3:19way you can get to floor tiles
  78. 3:20incredibly close to each other
  79. 3:24[Music]
  80. 3:29the next challenge is to determine how
  81. 3:31close to place the freehand foundation
  82. 3:34to the initial one here but so Tony
  83. 3:36taught me to observe normally build
  84. 3:38foundations equip a hammer and learn
  85. 3:41where the poles of those triangles are
  86. 3:43as you can see they overlap
  87. 3:46substantially with the adjacent
  88. 3:47foundations for squares the overlap is
  89. 3:51less pronounced their poles overlap
  90. 3:53partially this overlap is what you're
  91. 3:56trying to recreate if you want the walls
  92. 3:57to actually connect for multi DC bases
  93. 4:01you want to create a little bit more
  94. 4:03space so that the walls do not register
  95. 4:05as connected this is the versatile
  96. 4:07nature of free hand placement it's up to
  97. 4:10your placement whether the offset
  98. 4:12foundations are up kept by the central
  99. 4:13or an external tc1 advanced trick to get
  100. 4:20the placement right which I first saw in
  101. 4:22a short clip by Cohen is to use a
  102. 4:24floating floor tile as reference for a
  103. 4:26foundation onto an existing foundation
  104. 4:29plays the half ball and then the floor
  105. 4:31tile jump onto the floor tile and
  106. 4:33position yourself in the center as best
  107. 4:35as you can then visually align the
  108. 4:38foundations with the floor tile here you
  109. 4:41can choose whether to try and recreate
  110. 4:43the overlap of normally connected
  111. 4:44foundations or whether to slightly move
  112. 4:47it further out in order to create offset
  113. 4:49foundations for multi DC bases
  114. 4:52[Music]
  115. 4:59so far all the approaches I showed you
  116. 5:02still rely on your skill to position
  117. 5:04yourself correctly however they have
  118. 5:07been attempts to make the placement
  119. 5:08foolproof one of those approaches which
  120. 5:11I first saw on Rulon Ovilus channel is
  121. 5:13the use of foundations on both sides to
  122. 5:15guide the placement place a row of five
  123. 5:18triangles and destroy the three ones in
  124. 5:20the middle leaving a gap like this place
  125. 5:23twig walls on the adjacent sides these
  126. 5:26building blocks now guide the placement
  127. 5:28of the freehand place foundation find
  128. 5:31the position where it's still blue but
  129. 5:32gets stuck between the walls you can now
  130. 5:39place walls at different heights that
  131. 5:41will stick to the walls next of them
  132. 5:43this approach already helps considerably
  133. 5:46with the placement an improved version
  134. 5:52of this method by salty will allow you
  135. 5:54to always get the placement perfect even
  136. 5:57if you have the most shaky hands have
  137. 6:00you ever top point slightly downwards
  138. 6:02like this turn the mouse sensitivity to
  139. 6:04zero crouch and place a row of five
  140. 6:08triangles then as before destroy the
  141. 6:12three ones in the middle and that walls
  142. 6:14to the remaining triangles now build a
  143. 6:19square foundation and another row of
  144. 6:21four triangles destroy the square in the
  145. 6:25central triangle then place low walls
  146. 6:27left and right of the gap that this
  147. 6:29created if you jump into the triangle
  148. 6:32and move back this will position you
  149. 6:34exactly in the middle of the gap again
  150. 6:37place the foundation at the position
  151. 6:39where it is still blue but gets start
  152. 6:41between the walls so far I have seen
  153. 6:47three major applications of freehand
  154. 6:49placement the first one is to stack
  155. 6:51ceilings as for example in but Satomi's
  156. 6:542x2 since it's two parts are at a
  157. 6:57different height level it creates a
  158. 6:59double layer of ceilings another new
  159. 7:02meta is to build a ring of raised
  160. 7:03foundations around an existing footprint
  161. 7:06this not only allows to have the roof of
  162. 7:08the base protected by a double layer of
  163. 7:10ceilings it also enables new types of
  164. 7:13piece
  165. 7:14[Music]
  166. 7:19the second one is to create multi TC
  167. 7:22bases without having to build out eight
  168. 7:24squares this for example is a footprint
  169. 7:27by bots itani way created a three-part
  170. 7:29multi TC base it works very well if the
  171. 7:33part you intend to offset is just one or
  172. 7:35two foundations such as in my recent
  173. 7:37quick and dirty multi GC base video the
  174. 7:52third one is to create previously
  175. 7:53impossible bunkers
  176. 7:55since free hand placement allows to
  177. 7:56disconnect the sockets of building
  178. 7:58blocks a height offset floor tile will
  179. 8:01not receive stability from a neighboring
  180. 8:03wall which allows to build sneaky new
  181. 8:05types of stability bunkers further it
  182. 8:10allows offsetting walls to enable old
  183. 8:12school roof bunkers as seen in a recent
  184. 8:14video by voiceless gaming I hope you
  185. 8:20found this tutorial on free hand
  186. 8:22placement helpful since I referenced a
  187. 8:24lot of other builders I will maintain a
  188. 8:26list of links in the description if I
  189. 8:29got one of the references wrong please
  190. 8:31let me know and I will update the list
  191. 8:33take care of yourselves
  192. 8:35evil worst out

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