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News guides 24 September 2024, 01:42

author: Olga Fiszer

How to Build Doors in Tiny Glade, It's Harder Than You Think

Want to build a door in Tiny Glade but can’t find the right tool? We’ve got some tips to help you out.

Source: Tiny Glade; Developer: Pounce Light
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The ultimate cozy experience has arrived! Tiny Glade is officially out, inviting us to dive into a world of creative relaxation. Now, we can spend endless hours designing and shaping our own charming little medieval structures, bringing our architectural dreams to life one peaceful moment at a time. Some players have already created stunning miniature masterpieces, others are facing challenges with seemingly simple tasks. This guide will walk you through the process of constructing doors, which can be trickier than you might think.

Tiny Glade – How to Build Doors

If you're curious about a console version of Tiny Glade, be sure to check out our other article. As for a coop or multiplayer mode, we have some unfortunate news.

It might come as a surprise, but the simplest way to build a door in Tiny Glade is by using the road tool. Just select a road size and click on an existing wall, and voila – a door appears. You can also experiment with different road sizes for varying effects or click multiple times on a door you’ve already built to see how it changes.

Another, even less obvious way to create doors is to place windows near specific objects or click on them repeatedly. You can also drag an existing window to the ground to turn it into a door. It's all part of the design process, allowing you to explore how items interact when you rearrange them, place other objects nearby, or even make slight adjustments to the walls. It might take some time to get the hang of it, but the results can be truly fascinating.

Olga Fiszer

Olga Fiszer

Joined the guides on GRYOnline.pl in 2019. Nonetheless, you can also come across her posts about LEGO, which is something she has passionately collected for many years. A former corporate employee who decided to move to the UK, where she devoted herself to collecting pop culture relics. Her favorite game genres include primarily RPGs and jRPGs, classic RTSs, as well as unique indie games. When, despite a sizable collection of games, she concludes there's nothing to play, she launches Harvest Moon, Stardew Valley, one of the KOTORs, or Baldur’s Gate 2 (Shadows of Amn, not Throne of Bhaal) for the hundredth time. After hours, she enjoys painting figurines or admiring her collectibles and retro consoles.

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