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Thread: Small Generic Housing Q Style I vs. Style II
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Elok
Mon Aug 04, 2003 8:19 pm
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Is there any difference floorplan-wise between the Small Generic House and the Small Generic House Style II? Note STYLE II, not floorplan II.
Also, someone said that all style II houses are buggy. Can anyone confirm this?
Also, someone said that all style II houses are buggy. Can anyone confirm this?
Arkalius
Mon Aug 04, 2003 11:28 pm
#2
Yeah...
Is there any difference floorplan-wise between the Small Generic House and the Small Generic House Style II?
Also, someone said that all style II houses are buggy. Can anyone confirm this?
Probably.
Numtini
Tue Aug 05, 2003 6:43 am
#3
Style 2 opens up into a room right in the front door. It's a great model for a shop.
GoCanes
Tue Aug 05, 2003 7:33 am
#4
The three models that I get requests to make and have seen are:
FP1 - Door opens to a small round room, next room is a slightly larger oval-shaped room, and the last room is another small round room - not good for a shop, but makes a nice small house.
FP2 - Door opens to an L-shapednarrow hallway, the first room at the end of the hallway is a rectangular room, to your left is a door opening into the second rectangular room running smae direction as first. Nice for a shop and houses crafting stations nicely.
Style 2 - Exact same as FP2 except the rooms are at a right angle to the FP2 ones... To me, this is a better looking design for a small shop, but it takes 2 more structural modules, so you have to decide whether that is worth it.
GoCanes
Tue Aug 05, 2003 7:34 am
#5
Sorry, that should say Style 1 on my post... I ahven't seen the Style 2, but hear it is similar to FP1, except it is two oval rooms instead of one oval and two rounds.
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