Advanced Interlocking and Merging

[xSharpshooter94]

wow why didn't this come out like...a year ago rofl but great explanation guys

[Norbert220]

Very helpful (not really a forging 101, as it's not a new concept), but please add some screenshots as I don't see what you mean by the dumpster method. I think that this should just be added to the other forging 101s, and the update posted. Thanks for the tips though!

[forgeexpert97]

me no get

[Reflection]

There are easier meothds of merging an object into the ground at an angle (I haven't tried with walls.)

All you do is move a guide back a bit on the side you want to be higher, and put a door on the side that you want to be lower. This doesn't guarentee it will be the perfect angle, but it works quite well.

[Sgt B1ggl3s]

Thanks grave! I was looking for some way to do this for some time now.

[stouf761]

don't forget the trick of using bridges to interlock flooring/large walls
The bottom of bridges are flat and longer than a double box, and thin aswell.
Worked great on Chiron TI-LT.
And on the end walls of the tilted canvas (which had a crap floor due to item limit)

[Boyle06]

nice post this should be helpful i was wondering how ppl got the right 2 dumpster... now i no thx

[ZANDER1994]

You should also put in parentheses the name of the map in the picture. I'm sure many people (including me) are interested in downloading it and haven't seen it before.

[TheShadyGnome]

...But we already made the video? :P

Some nice little tricks there, definitely. I love the use of spawn points (...seems like it should have been so obvious? :P)

[BIGGnelson]

I've used the spawn point thing ever since i can remember interlocking when foundry first came out. Its a good idea and never used the dumpsters in that way specifically but usually i am to lazy to simply make it float using save technique so i stack up walls or bridges till i get the right height pics would be nice for this post