Jacsmac Posted Tuesday at 04:11 AM Report Posted Tuesday at 04:11 AM Tired of cluttering up the space next to your nice-looking builds with ground stored resources and random stuff you don't really have room for in your house? Build a shed! It makes your mess less unsightly, at least from the outside. On the inside, store things on the ground to your heart's content. 1
Juwan Alexander Posted Tuesday at 04:29 AM Report Posted Tuesday at 04:29 AM My first shelter is always a temporary cellar/workstation/whatever I need at the moment. Eight tool racks usually does the trick. Two outside the front door for convenience. Curious to see the outside, though.
Jarulf Posted Tuesday at 05:29 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 05:29 PM I was actually thinking of building a simple farming shed to store tools and, perhaps, seeds and fertilizer in. But I should probably put a proper roof on my house first... And build a road to the lime stone quarry, and I feel sorry for my sheep and pigs out in their pens now that it's October with winter coming with cold and snow (the chicken have a nicer house than me) So much to do. And I haven't even found Cassiterite yet.
Dilan Rona Posted Tuesday at 06:39 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 06:39 PM My shed is generally placed above my workshop (attic), or below it (basement). Most of the time mine tends to be dug into Hills, or inside valleys or mountains on multiplayer servers, and hidden till I'm established enough on that server to expand more visibly. Tools and weapons however is kept in dedicated spots on toolracks at the base entrance.
Zaph42nd Posted Tuesday at 06:46 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 06:46 PM Rarely keep a dedicated shed building just for tools, for quick access my house tends to just have a tool-rack near the door (or, in the case of spears, leaning against the wall), dedicated tools fit well at their respective workstations (I store my hammers and tongs near my forge for example). I think sheds are still semi-useful, but more for long-term storage since otherwise house clutter gets a bit much... Equally related, I've actually found myself building cellars with exterior access, seems more convenient than having to cut through my house constantly
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