@@Chiselchip I mean in general. So, there are separate servers where it is a compulsory PvP game like RUST or something? But there are other servers where it's just an MMORPG, like ESO, Elden Ring or Neverwinter etc? Cheers! {:o:O:}
@@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095 Yah! Separate servers for each thing, and players can opt in and out of PVP but for pvp specific servers obviously they are opted in
@@Chiselchip OK, thanks for the info. I don't mind being able to opt in and out of PvP, but I'm not sure if I have the patience for a total, 100% PvP experience. {:o:O:}
Ah finally, a chimney that addresses the rain. I have a chimney that protects from the rain, but I am looking for something smoother like this. thank you.
What I like most about this video (and why I subbed) is that I actually feel like I'll remember everything for once. A lot of build videos are great, but they sort of overwhelm me with an entire mansion or castle. This can be a nice cozy addition to anyone's build as long as it fits. Speaking of which, I've got some remodeling to do.
Love it, I have NEVER been happy with my fireplaces and this is perfect!.... only downside... now I have to go back and retrofit all my buildings in three game worlds... LOL!
Wonderful build! I hate having the angled roof sections on all my chimneys. This is pure genius. Also it is so nice to see current content. The older content is ok but outdated in some respects.
You can also put the Rooftile pointing backwards and make it go deeper in - that way you can also have some Oven or a Smithing Station in the lower Levels of the Buildings (or upper) as well, all usin one Chimney.
Very nice, I thought maybe you'd have to angle another roof section inside there, but I guess 1 section covers it, thanks for the video, I'll definitely be adding this to my builds
I've been playing Valheim for the first time 3 days ago because of these building movies, I made 2 little homes with very clear improvement each. Now working on the 3rd one and it's the most complex build yet, using this fireplace as a base and a spacious basement for storing food and distill mead. I do sometimes see the fire go off on its own for a few seconds and then go on again, not sure what's happening here. Anyhow it seems to work like a charm otherwise! I'm implementing this in all my future homes now, and when I do it'll remind me of Chiselchip!
Glad you like the designs :) as for the fire going out, it may be because of lag, but also if you have more than just the hearth fire in there using the same chimney the smoke could be too much in which case it will switch on and off
Nice design. I did something similar on my multi floor castle build using the angle roof but I was using the same smoke vent for 3 fireplaces on each floor.
Most of my large builds have one chimney for every smoke source I can het under there. I love seeing thick smoke when the house is actively being lived in.
Nice design. I like it. For tall chimneys, I use the iron gate inside the stone blocks at the back and just stack them as high as I want to go and then they get covered by the block.
Great video. It is a similar chimney design to what I typically use myself. Although, I normally place an angled roof over the top like most people. I didn't know that the hearth would remain lit if it was only exposed to small amounts of open sky above - so thanks for that bit of knowledge.
Oh thank u.. I've been trying to find a better way of building chimneys for a while.. just built two of these on my existing build and they look amazing.. thank u very much for sharing this these will be my go to for all my kitchens now 🙂
@@Chiselchip super chuffed with them.. going to play around with them on future builds for bigger structures.. kinda adapt them a bit but I'll defo remember where I learned lol 🙂
I seem to remember Valheim from a couple years ago requiring a 2x2 hole for smoke to escape. This is the size of the large floor piece. Anything smaller and the smoke would be trapped. I thought that was dumb then. I even killed myself once making a tiny hut with a small opening in the roof and a campfire inside, then clicked to sleep before I noticed I was taking smoke damage. How small was my opening? It was a 2x2 hole in the roof with 1m vertical beams supporting a roof piece. That left 4 openings that were all 1x2 for the smoke to exit and it didn't. Your chimney has 1 such opening and it works. It looks like the game changed for the better.
@@Chiselchip ooh, I didn't know that... was already in the rhythm of building 2x2 inside chimneys. Time to trim. So now smoke can move in 1x1 or what's the rule?
I'll have to try this out, always thought it wouldn't work since there's still an opening for water to fall on the hearth but I never bothered trying it
Have you tried using a temporary door frame to get a half meter snap point? then you can put the 45 degree roof completely inside the stone and not stick out either side
That's a nice design. Thumbs up! I've been doing something similar then capping the chimney with dvergr walls (1 meter visible) to give the appearance of spark arresters.
Excellent build! How do you deal with rain damage to the top wooden pieces? Do you just accept it as the cost of doing business, or am I missing an element?
I just got bronze so I’m nowhere near this stage but this looks great. Do you think this method would still work with the full size hearth in relation to depth? If you used two 45 degree roof pieces front to back would that still prevent rain from putting the fire out? Ideally I would like to make a huge fireplace, possibly multiple hearths in one…
I dream of valheim devs one day finally making fires work properly. Because it's absolutely ridiculous when a hearth in a chimney goes out because 10 meters directly above it it is not covered by a roof. Or in a giant "tent" where you have a fire in the middle and leave the top of it open for the smoke to escape (actual way it is built irl), because, again, 10 meters above it, the fire doesn't have a fckin roof. I seriously doubt that it's hard to make this work
this looks really good, but it'd look even better if you added a chimney cap instead of the roof inside the chimney... chimney caps are VERY important in real life, and they have been used since the inception of indoor fireplaces. they were very prominent in viking culture as well, so for me, designing a chimney without a cap just looks odd and incomplete
Nice very pretty! Have they patched the smoke? used to need a bigger hole for the smoke I'm sure! If you hold (think is shift, might be ctrl) anyway you can place off snap, best metal support is an iron gate inside the wall hidden can go really high.
Hey so I built this as depicted but i'm running into two issues. 1) the hearth makes more smoke than can be exhausted. This is leading to the smoke coming into the house (not a big issue since it's only a little and I have high ceilings. However, I can't stand right up against the hearth or the smoke will suffocate me. 2) Because of the smoke, the fire sometimes goes out for moments at a time. Are you running into these issues?
Thanks for the comment! I have run into those issues in the past but it seams to be only a few times that it does that... maybe the location of the house, wind, instances, etc? I'm still not positive
@Chiselchip hi I really love this build been using it on quite a few builds but wondering if there is a way to build it stacked ? Like on a real life castle the have fireplaces on different floors. They are all connected to one large fire place on the ground usually the buildings kitchen. I've been trying to think of a way to do something similar but thought u might have a better idea of how to go about it.. anyways yeah I would love to see if u could help with this as I really love this build and have grand plans but not the best builder so I've learned lol..
Glad you enjoyed it! Great question! For me, I like to do stacked fireplaces as long as the chimney height between each fireplace is high enough to where the smoke will not smoke the room or put out the fire. You could make a really fat chimney, and just have each fireplace, staggered slightly back from the other, but I mostly like to have them directly on top of each other, and in reality only the top level fireplace is the one ventilating smoke out of the chimney, the other fireplaces just have the smoke being trapped at the top of the chimney as long as your chimney is high enough before the next fireplace goes on top of it
@@Chiselchip ahh ok, yeah having them right above each other is what I was thinking of.. so a floor apart just make sure the top chimney is a decent height to trap smoke.. thank u I think I get it 🙂 I'll let u know how I get on lol.. just started building a keep of sorts so will give it a try 🙂 thanks.
@Chiselchip So it took me a lot of messing about, trial and error but finally figured it out lol.. got a really nice keep built, with great fire places stacked all based on this vid.. thank u very much for the vid and actually getting back to me, not a lot of creators like u 🙂 Ur advice really helped me out, massive thank u.. Uv got my sub for life lol 🙂
You can definitely do that! Lots of others have commented that, I just made to tutorial easy to follow for beginners who tend to like it when everything is perfectly snapped
This is like the dual story chimney ibdid in my first server uears ago then? Two fires on different story in one chimney, above the fire hidden slanted roofs pushed the smoke into a single exit flute. Neither fire went out in the rain and the smoke from the first floor was not visable in the second. I miss that castle. I built it in the medows section of a medow/plains island. The biome border was fully walled off with massive walls. The keep was amazing with the morning light putting god rays perfectly on the throne. The walls were bit amd tough and capped at corners with signal lights. The main gates into the plains were huge and featured proper crenalations, machinations, and murder holes. The dock on the side of the keep had perfect boat fitting slots for 2 long and 2 karve. The main paortal3was build in a structure built in a stone circle and the area around it was heavily reforested. Ultimately it was lost when the entire group stopped playing forba while and the host site for some reason decided to reset the map. Everyone was pissed and i have not made such a big build since. It devastated me for building on mp servers.
Quick tip for making videos, do less gesturing with mouse movement. All the swaying and jerking does little to help draw attention and make it harder to watch. Pointing with the cursor is fine but do it slowly and mention to watch the cursor.
Built it. But it keeps kicking smoke back in my face when I try to cook. Removed the 45 degree roof from inside. Still happening. Guess I'll have to tear it apart and see what's going on.
My main confusion was just that the fire isnt "totally covered"! So the Hearth has different vulnerabilities than the basic campfires?? I haven't gotten to the stoneworking part of the game yet, so I wouldnt be aware, but just having a normal campfire "covered" during rain will put it out if its not really thorough with the coverage! That totally threw me lol
But what about cauldron upgrades? How about fitting them INSIDE the chimney to avoid cluttering around fireplace? Without it - pretty much useless, as cauldron without upgrades is
Mine CONSTANTLY flickers on and off. Built exactly like the vid shows. Changed top to traditional slant...problem solved. This example may not work anymore.
trying to keep the rain out while not dying of smoke ventilation is pretty frustrating. I spent hours just trying to come up with a good chimney design. Gave up after the 5th hour and came here.
Having nothing but trouble getting smoked out. I've torn this thing apart several times and started over and still no luck. Anyone else have this issue and find a fix?
Sorry to hear! It’s just been you and one other that can’t seem to get it to work. Hopefully you find a way, in his case it was because there was too much smoke in the house from torches and another fire next to it that it was too laggy and too many instances so it didn’t go out properly
@@Chiselchip It's my only fire and I can't stand near it or I get smoke damage. No torches nearby, no other fires. I might just bust it all down and and push it further back and build out bigger that one extra block that was left empty. See if that helps.
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Is this game a pure PvP game? People can destroy your chimney while you sleep?
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@@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095 yes, there are pvp servers you can join where that happens for sure
@@Chiselchip
I mean in general.
So, there are separate servers where it is a compulsory PvP game like RUST or something?
But there are other servers where it's just an MMORPG, like ESO, Elden Ring or Neverwinter etc?
Cheers!
{:o:O:}
@@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095 Yah! Separate servers for each thing, and players can opt in and out of PVP but for pvp specific servers obviously they are opted in
@@Chiselchip
OK, thanks for the info. I don't mind being able to opt in and out of PvP, but I'm not sure if I have the patience for a total, 100% PvP experience.
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Ah finally, a chimney that addresses the rain. I have a chimney that protects from the rain, but I am looking for something smoother like this. thank you.
What I like most about this video (and why I subbed) is that I actually feel like I'll remember everything for once. A lot of build videos are great, but they sort of overwhelm me with an entire mansion or castle. This can be a nice cozy addition to anyone's build as long as it fits. Speaking of which, I've got some remodeling to do.
I appreciate the comment! Happy to know you found it helpful!
Love it, I have NEVER been happy with my fireplaces and this is perfect!.... only downside... now I have to go back and retrofit all my buildings in three game worlds... LOL!
Glad you like it!! Definitely is my favorite design!
You can free place the internal roof tile towards the center by holding SHIFT so it doesn't clip thru the front or back via those connection points.
Definitely! most people like tutorials where there isn't any free placing though for it to be easy to follow but that would definitely be preferable!
@@Chiselchip fair enough! 😄
That’s an awesome tip. I absolutely cannot stand it when there’s clipping like that. It ruined the whole build for me until I saw your comment.
@@ChiselchipIf you dislike that, you can use the door to snap it 0,5m inwards :3
Thanks for actually making this video. Would have never guessed the roof piece was the key
Of course! glad it was helpful!
that roof tile trick is the best thing you've given me since someone explained how ground leveling works in valheim
Wonderful build! I hate having the angled roof sections on all my chimneys. This is pure genius. Also it is so nice to see current content. The older content is ok but outdated in some respects.
Thanks for the comment! Glad you found it helpful!!
Yeah for some reason I never would have though about hiding the angled roof inside the stone.
You can also put the Rooftile pointing backwards and make it go deeper in - that way you can also have some Oven or a Smithing Station in the lower Levels of the Buildings (or upper) as well, all usin one Chimney.
Very nice, I thought maybe you'd have to angle another roof section inside there, but I guess 1 section covers it, thanks for the video, I'll definitely be adding this to my builds
THIS!!! ive been wanting to build chimenys like this for so LONG i could never find anything good that wouldnt go out
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO
Of course!! So glad to hear it was helpful! Happy building!
I've been playing Valheim for the first time 3 days ago because of these building movies, I made 2 little homes with very clear improvement each. Now working on the 3rd one and it's the most complex build yet, using this fireplace as a base and a spacious basement for storing food and distill mead. I do sometimes see the fire go off on its own for a few seconds and then go on again, not sure what's happening here. Anyhow it seems to work like a charm otherwise! I'm implementing this in all my future homes now, and when I do it'll remind me of Chiselchip!
Glad you like the designs :) as for the fire going out, it may be because of lag, but also if you have more than just the hearth fire in there using the same chimney the smoke could be too much in which case it will switch on and off
Nice design. I did something similar on my multi floor castle build using the angle roof but I was using the same smoke vent for 3 fireplaces on each floor.
Most of my large builds have one chimney for every smoke source I can het under there.
I love seeing thick smoke when the house is actively being lived in.
I took this and a took a little off the back and made it in 2 rooms pretty cool thank you.
The roof inside is genius! I'm definitely using this. Thanks!!
Glad you found it helpful!!
This is one sexy fireplace/chimney! You’re giving me inspiration to modify it for a stacked chimney design.
😄 thanks!! Glad you liked it
Very nice design! I haven't played Valheim in some time. This puts me in the mood to play again. Thanks for the video =)
Nice design. I like it. For tall chimneys, I use the iron gate inside the stone blocks at the back and just stack them as high as I want to go and then they get covered by the block.
Thanks! Yes that's another great way to add structural integrity!
3:57 "I'll usually just kinda throw it back as far as I can"
You: "So that's the basics"
Me: "No that's essential"
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Few things in valheim are more satisfying than making a functional chimney.
Great video. It is a similar chimney design to what I typically use myself. Although, I normally place an angled roof over the top like most people. I didn't know that the hearth would remain lit if it was only exposed to small amounts of open sky above - so thanks for that bit of knowledge.
Glad it was helpful:)
Oh thank u.. I've been trying to find a better way of building chimneys for a while.. just built two of these on my existing build and they look amazing.. thank u very much for sharing this these will be my go to for all my kitchens now 🙂
Awesome! Happy to hear they worked out well for you!!
@@Chiselchip super chuffed with them.. going to play around with them on future builds for bigger structures.. kinda adapt them a bit but I'll defo remember where I learned lol 🙂
Liked and subbed man, I love your delivery, I love the design, everything good sir, I’m gonna use this design if that’s cool
Thanks! Hopefully it make your builds next level!!
Great idea for a chimney and great video, definitely will use it, thanks a lot.
I seem to remember Valheim from a couple years ago requiring a 2x2 hole for smoke to escape.
This is the size of the large floor piece. Anything smaller and the smoke would be trapped.
I thought that was dumb then.
I even killed myself once making a tiny hut with a small opening in the roof and a campfire inside, then clicked to sleep before I noticed I was taking smoke damage.
How small was my opening? It was a 2x2 hole in the roof with 1m vertical beams supporting a roof piece. That left 4 openings that were all 1x2 for the smoke to exit and it didn't.
Your chimney has 1 such opening and it works.
It looks like the game changed for the better.
Yah they updated that! Just make sure you don’t put any beams or trim around that 1 m x 1 m hole or it won’t
@@Chiselchip ooh, I didn't know that... was already in the rhythm of building 2x2 inside chimneys. Time to trim.
So now smoke can move in 1x1 or what's the rule?
Thank you for this build! Love it, especially since it is not sped up. Keep up the good work
Thanks! So glad you found it helpful!
Great build. Definitely gonna help the town inn I'm working on.
I’ll be making this from now on always wondered the best way to make a great chimney thank you
Stealth roof...that's so smart!! Thanks for sharing and blowing my mind ☺
you're welcome :) yah that was the easiest way to make it look normal but still stay lit when it rains, cuz I like my cozy fire on a rainy day!
Thanks very much for making this video. Most of my chimney designs looked terrible due to a misunderstanding of how smoke ventilation works.
Of course! Hope it works well for you!
I'll have to try this out, always thought it wouldn't work since there's still an opening for water to fall on the hearth but I never bothered trying it
Can just use 4x2 slabs to make the chimney, then you can pick whatever you want on the sides... maybe glass?
That...is a brilliant design! Thanks for sharing it!
Have you tried using a temporary door frame to get a half meter snap point? then you can put the 45 degree roof completely inside the stone and not stick out either side
I was thinking this, too. Or just free-placing it with Shift a bit more towards the inside
OO Definitely! Great idea!
Really nice design, thanks man!
Going to have to try this, last time I did this it didn't work. I was under the impression that the smoke needed 2X2 gap to ventilate properly.
That's a nice design. Thumbs up! I've been doing something similar then capping the chimney with dvergr walls (1 meter visible) to give the appearance of spark arresters.
Super cute and cozy. Love it!
Excellent build!
How do you deal with rain damage to the top wooden pieces? Do you just accept it as the cost of doing business, or am I missing an element?
Yah! I like the grey look and it only weathers to 50%health so I just let it be
Could this design be adjust to have it be open on both sides (front and back) while maintaining the rain proof capability?
Definitely! I've actually done just that in a fishing hut I build a while back
@@Chiselchip Amazing, I'm going to try that out, possibly post a video of my own. I'll link back to this vidya if I end up doing that.
@@zebraboy6 I appreciate it! Glad to know you love the design! :)
Where can you fit in all your Cauldron upgrades?
I never use chammies. As long as you have some sort of venting above the fire in the room it will no smoke you out.
So were do you put al the upgrade items like the butcher block and mortar & pestle ?
Feel free to check out my other videos if you’d like to see how I design my kitchens
What's the main difference between using a 45 vs 26 degree roof? Is it because the 45 roof causes less resistance to the smoke on the way up?
Exactly! The 26 is not sloped enough to let it escape
It looks FANTASTIC!
maybe add a decorative mantel of wood just above the fire :)
Totally ☺
I just got bronze so I’m nowhere near this stage but this looks great.
Do you think this method would still work with the full size hearth in relation to depth? If you used two 45 degree roof pieces front to back would that still prevent rain from putting the fire out?
Ideally I would like to make a huge fireplace, possibly multiple hearths in one…
Yah it probably will! I’ve done it with the hearth and oven
the ones at the bottom that stick out 1 meter cant you replace those with chests ? would be handy with the most used items nearby.
of course you could!
Now that Ashlands is released, you could replace the wall with a steep stone stair to prevent the clipping issue with the wooden roof.
Wionderful! Thanks for sharing your build with us!
I dream of valheim devs one day finally making fires work properly. Because it's absolutely ridiculous when a hearth in a chimney goes out because 10 meters directly above it it is not covered by a roof. Or in a giant "tent" where you have a fire in the middle and leave the top of it open for the smoke to escape (actual way it is built irl), because, again, 10 meters above it, the fire doesn't have a fckin roof.
I seriously doubt that it's hard to make this work
this looks really good, but it'd look even better if you added a chimney cap instead of the roof inside the chimney... chimney caps are VERY important in real life, and they have been used since the inception of indoor fireplaces. they were very prominent in viking culture as well, so for me, designing a chimney without a cap just looks odd and incomplete
Do you normally have thunderstorms inside your sgtructure?
Nice very pretty! Have they patched the smoke? used to need a bigger hole for the smoke I'm sure! If you hold (think is shift, might be ctrl) anyway you can place off snap, best metal support is an iron gate inside the wall hidden can go really high.
Yah they’ve changed the smoke from what it used to be
@@Chiselchip Thanks
Great design!
Thanks Kristi! Glad you like it! I tried to create something that is covered but still looks like a chimney
Thank you for your work
I have been making these ugly monstrosities that I have to hide within the walls of my builds this entire time
Very nice! The only problem is the wood at the top will go bad and will need to be repaired all the time.
I personally like the grey look of the wood getting weathered, no need to repair it since it will never "rot" more than half health
Hey so I built this as depicted but i'm running into two issues. 1) the hearth makes more smoke than can be exhausted. This is leading to the smoke coming into the house (not a big issue since it's only a little and I have high ceilings. However, I can't stand right up against the hearth or the smoke will suffocate me. 2) Because of the smoke, the fire sometimes goes out for moments at a time. Are you running into these issues?
Thanks for the comment! I have run into those issues in the past but it seams to be only a few times that it does that... maybe the location of the house, wind, instances, etc? I'm still not positive
@@Chiselchip Hey actually nevermind. I'm a dingus. I made the opening too small with the wood at the top. Works great now!
@@jkman10 Perfect! glad you figured it out!
@Chiselchip hi I really love this build been using it on quite a few builds but wondering if there is a way to build it stacked ? Like on a real life castle the have fireplaces on different floors. They are all connected to one large fire place on the ground usually the buildings kitchen. I've been trying to think of a way to do something similar but thought u might have a better idea of how to go about it.. anyways yeah I would love to see if u could help with this as I really love this build and have grand plans but not the best builder so I've learned lol..
Glad you enjoyed it! Great question! For me, I like to do stacked fireplaces as long as the chimney height between each fireplace is high enough to where the smoke will not smoke the room or put out the fire. You could make a really fat chimney, and just have each fireplace, staggered slightly back from the other, but I mostly like to have them directly on top of each other, and in reality only the top level fireplace is the one ventilating smoke out of the chimney, the other fireplaces just have the smoke being trapped at the top of the chimney as long as your chimney is high enough before the next fireplace goes on top of it
@@Chiselchip ahh ok, yeah having them right above each other is what I was thinking of.. so a floor apart just make sure the top chimney is a decent height to trap smoke.. thank u I think I get it 🙂 I'll let u know how I get on lol.. just started building a keep of sorts so will give it a try 🙂 thanks.
@Chiselchip So it took me a lot of messing about, trial and error but finally figured it out lol.. got a really nice keep built, with great fire places stacked all based on this vid.. thank u very much for the vid and actually getting back to me, not a lot of creators like u 🙂 Ur advice really helped me out, massive thank u.. Uv got my sub for life lol 🙂
@@battlehaggis4421 thanks I appreciate it!
Great tutorial!
Why not custom place the 45 straw roof so it doesn't phase through either side?
You can definitely do that! Lots of others have commented that, I just made to tutorial easy to follow for beginners who tend to like it when everything is perfectly snapped
Brilliant!
work this also with giebel parts on top?
Love it!!!! Thank you sir!!!
Nicely done!
I figured out how to not clip the 45° roof peice. Use a door to 1/2 step the roof peice
Thanks again i just did it in my house 👍👍👍
This is like the dual story chimney ibdid in my first server uears ago then? Two fires on different story in one chimney, above the fire hidden slanted roofs pushed the smoke into a single exit flute. Neither fire went out in the rain and the smoke from the first floor was not visable in the second.
I miss that castle. I built it in the medows section of a medow/plains island. The biome border was fully walled off with massive walls. The keep was amazing with the morning light putting god rays perfectly on the throne. The walls were bit amd tough and capped at corners with signal lights. The main gates into the plains were huge and featured proper crenalations, machinations, and murder holes. The dock on the side of the keep had perfect boat fitting slots for 2 long and 2 karve. The main paortal3was build in a structure built in a stone circle and the area around it was heavily reforested.
Ultimately it was lost when the entire group stopped playing forba while and the host site for some reason decided to reset the map. Everyone was pissed and i have not made such a big build since. It devastated me for building on mp servers.
Quick tip for making videos, do less gesturing with mouse movement. All the swaying and jerking does little to help draw attention and make it harder to watch. Pointing with the cursor is fine but do it slowly and mention to watch the cursor.
Thanks for the tip! Definitely appreciate it!
Great thank you so much ❤
5:40 you can do without this level of masonry. The chimney will be lower and little bit prettier
It's so good looking
you could use a door to offset the roof by .5 so it doesn't show on either side
True! i forgot about that and thanks for commenting!
Thanks for the video.
Dude nice 🎉
This the one! Dayum
Very nice 👍
The smoke is happy!
😄 That'll have to be on a t-shirt!
A genius.
Built it. But it keeps kicking smoke back in my face when I try to cook. Removed the 45 degree roof from inside. Still happening. Guess I'll have to tear it apart and see what's going on.
Hi, I made this roof. I'm trying to test it out, but I can't get it to rain. What is the command for this? I tried rainon , but nothing.
env thunderstorm
@@Chiselchip omgosh thanks so much 🙏
@@charlesn.5501 of course
Very nice build
My main confusion was just that the fire isnt "totally covered"! So the Hearth has different vulnerabilities than the basic campfires?? I haven't gotten to the stoneworking part of the game yet, so I wouldnt be aware, but just having a normal campfire "covered" during rain will put it out if its not really thorough with the coverage! That totally threw me lol
Haha yah there’s always work around a or glitches to almost everything
Why and how are you flying around ?
Really nice robust build, now can you do it in black marble? :)
Definitely can do it with black marble! All the pieces are included with that too which is nice!
@@Chiselchip Awesome. Guess I know what I'm gonna do tomorrow then :-)
200 IQ Chimney Build.
Glad you enjoyed it !
I will copy this thank you
But what about cauldron upgrades? How about fitting them INSIDE the chimney to avoid cluttering around fireplace? Without it - pretty much useless, as cauldron without upgrades is
wow its perfect
Thank you
Mine CONSTANTLY flickers on and off. Built exactly like the vid shows. Changed top to traditional slant...problem solved. This example may not work anymore.
Im new to this game and didn't know you could smoke out your house lol.
neat!
What is that sword?
The Mistwalker
trying to keep the rain out while not dying of smoke ventilation is pretty frustrating. I spent hours just trying to come up with a good chimney design. Gave up after the 5th hour and came here.
Yah it's a challenge! hopefully this works for you! Still works well for me and not too smoky
This would work as a nice outdoor BBQ. I also like to trim the fireplace with wood accents and glass.
Oo definitely!
The smoke still vents out of the chimney. Not ventilates.
😂 you get the point but yah I make my own words half the time
nice and one cheats or so. Thanx for a tips, bro.
Having nothing but trouble getting smoked out. I've torn this thing apart several times and started over and still no luck. Anyone else have this issue and find a fix?
Sorry to hear! It’s just been you and one other that can’t seem to get it to work. Hopefully you find a way, in his case it was because there was too much smoke in the house from torches and another fire next to it that it was too laggy and too many instances so it didn’t go out properly
@@Chiselchip It's my only fire and I can't stand near it or I get smoke damage. No torches nearby, no other fires. I might just bust it all down and and push it further back and build out bigger that one extra block that was left empty. See if that helps.