Replace those with wood platforms/ledges (Those thin wood lines you can fall through). Go to the first house then mine away two blocks of wood right of the NPC portrait (you know, of the guide?). Build another 12 x 15 house with the fact that one wall's been completed, and we gots another house! Remember, 10x10except the next house is going to be interconnected with the first, from the left or right side, meaning that the first wall is done, but you still got to build from there. You shouldn't have the conditions for pretty much any other NPC unless you went exploring early and found some grenades or es or Heart Crystals or something. If you followed my instructions correctly AND I didn't do crap with making this AND it's ain't night, an NPC should be moving into your house, usually the guide first for newbies. Then, we add a table, a chair, and finally, doors on either side! Next, we put a light source (torches) on the top right and left corners of the house with walls. You know the standard NPC house, right? Well, I like to do 10x 10(10 blocks horizontally, 10 blocks vertically) for building a house frame, then about 100+ walls or more to fill the house. After getting the right terrain, on to actually BUILDING the house. STEP 2: Getting the right conditions.Īnother easy part. (Anyone know how to snapshot on mobile?). Would've put a pic, but mobile limitations. Point of it being a 'sky' island, but if you can pull it off early game, fabulous, for it's going to help a lot!įor now, let's just stick with flat forest. So, an underground city, while risky, is fine.Ī sky city seven blocks off the ground? Hope you got a ladder, mate, because walkways take away the entire. The underground? The underground is arguably one of the most dangerous places, but again, we all have to go down there eventually to get life-sustaining treasure, resources and NPCs. Near the desert? A lack of trees is annoying but the desert is kinda dangerous for newbies to go into. Spawning near 45 tiles within the corruption or crimson makes NPCs unable to inhabit the area, and so no buddies! Besides, those biomes are dangerous. 7/10 of the time the best place would be where you spawn, but if not, then just simply relocate to a NOT far-away area (or craft a bed) then start! You might want to shape the land to become 'flat' because I like my square builds a lot.Īpart from shaping, the biome is also very important. Ya ready? Then let's-a-go! STEP 1: Finding the right Area. Welcome everyone! I assume you came here for some base building tips, eh? Well, fear not! That's exactly what I'm going to get to after I'm done infinitely typing and stalling on some cheap mini-iPad. You're also talking to the guy who just joined the forums, so keep your stuff together. Houses cannot be close to Corruption/Crimson, unless there is a lot of Hallow and sunflowers nearby.DISCLAIMER: You're taking advice from the guy who was one of the first people to buy mobile Terraria. Tiki and normal torches, candles, skull lanterns, candelabra, lamp, lantern, chandelier, fireplace, chinese lantern, jack o' lantern, christmas lights, heart lantern, and star in a bottle all work. Flat surface items include: table, dresser, work bench, bathtub, bookcase, piano, alchemy table, and bewitching table. Comfort items include: chairs, beds, thrones, benches, and sofas. They are separated into two categories: flat surface and comfort. These walls cannot be naturally occuring walls, and have to be player-made. Counting the frame, the house must have 60 blocks of space, but less than 750. They also need an entrance, which includes doors, platforms (they can be put in the walls too!), tall gate, and trap door. They need at least 1 solid block (not platform blocks) to stand on. Houses in Terraria require complete walls and a ceiling. The Angler, Goblin Tinkerer, Mechanic, Stylist, Wizard, and Tax Collector can be found in the world without an extra house, but will only move in after they have been helped. The Guide will appear with a new world, and after building a house for him, he will live in. NPCs, except for the Old Man, Traveling Merchant, and the Skeleton Merchant, need houses to live in.
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