Furnox

Ya. I took a break from Vintage Story hoping the bugs would work themselves out, but I find the same issue exists in v1.15.10. And for the folks wondering about the 7x7x7 rule, the interior space is 5x5x5. Two blocks for the walls and the slanted tile blocks add another 3 blocks of "air".

Thanks @Saricane I thought maybe you were onto something. I loaded up 1.15.6, but the same issue persists. Maybe I'm doing something wrong. For a test, I built this house with an interior space of 5 x 5 x 2 with the top capped by slanted tile blocks until it peaks. Still freeze and still the 125% hunger penalty for being outside in the cold. I replace the tile blocks and the hunger rate goes back to 100%. I think this is a bug with slanted tile blocks.

Any help on this? I would appreciate it. Thanks!

From my experience in my two year survival game and subsequent testing, it appears as though the blue clay roofing blocks: corner (outer), corner (inner), slanted, ridge, and tip, do not count as a roof for a enclosed room. I have created a room perfectly topped with the clay roofing blocks, only to freeze to death at night and incur the 125% hunger penalty. However, replacing those blocks with any other block, even a blue shingle block, makes the room warm and drops the hunger down to 100%. My first clue should have been when, during a snow storm, occasional snow flakes pass through the clay roofing blocks to fall into the room below. So, is this supposed to be this way? This seems like a bug. I like going for the esthetic and it certainly spoil it if had to replace or reinforce the roofing blocks. Thanks!