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A reverse triangular wall covered with plaster at 45°

Details

Properties

Build Cost

Duration: 1s

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Function

Triangular Wall (Plaster) is the gable piece of the plaster wall set, a reverse triangle angled at 45° that closes the space under a pitched roof. It is crafted from Stone and carries 1,000 Max Health, so it seals the upper wall of a plaster-finished house without leaving an exposed gap at the roofline.

Building Set

This piece belongs to the plaster building set, the smooth white-rendered finish unlocked by the plan Plans: Marble, Plaster, and Tile. Base Set. The matching full-height panels are Wall (Plaster) and Large Wall (Plaster), and the set extends to Pillar (Plaster), Arch (Plaster), and Wall Corner (Plaster) for a complete facade.

Placement Notes

The triangular wall snaps into the gable slot above the top course of full-height walls, matching the pitch of the roof set placed over it. Keep the whole silhouette in one material for a clean look: pair plaster gables with plaster walls rather than mixing in a different finish. For comparison, the Triangular Wall (Stone) uses a steeper 64° angle and a much larger health pool.

See Also

• Base Building

• Building Pieces

• Wall (Plaster)

• Triangular Wall (Stone)

• Stone