LF expert builder help

[POCKET951]

Problem I am trying to solve:

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is there any way I can have a perfectly triangular interior/exterior roof?

I have tried with  all the 60 degree inclines/blocks/gables and I haven't found any that work. maybe because the solution block doesn't have 60 in it and I need to look at all the wedges?

outside view: 

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based on the research and architecture I have looked at so far, the block I am looking for doesn't exist. But I have been wrong in the past.

oh and one random question, is there a preferred etiquette for posting images on forums? I can't be bothered with uploading images to an external site and posting an imgur. It seems like alot of unnecessary effort. I totally  understand paste-binning logs  for bug reports but I think where appropriate it is acceptable to hide images with spoilers

Edited March 5, 2022 by POCKET951 (see edit history)

[NekoPawtato]

6 hours ago, POCKET951 said:

is there any way I can have a perfectly triangular interior/exterior roof?

 

Is this what you're looking for? I'm still kinda new with building but funny enough roofs was the first and only thing i've messed with

I only used two block types, the standard ramp, and the standard cube shape. I upgraded random blocks so you could kinda see how all the pieces fit

outside:

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inside:

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Granted the inside will technically be slight smaller than what it seems from outside

[POCKET951]

I am using the wedge slope 60 blocks, and this roof took me an hour or 2 to figure out which blocks to use and where. In every odd block roofed PoI I checked the top row was always half blocks with gables ontop

[POCKET951]

so what I want is achievable, but only if the roof dimensions are even length  wise.

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we would need to make a 1x1 version of this block maybe?

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alternativeley we would need a cube 1/2 inverted gable corner that would also have a built in filler slope triangle that would taper off towards  center of the inverted part. Idk if anyone can visualize that or understand what I am trying to explain

 

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l think it would look like the block picture below, but you would make a cutout from the other side of the block to the front so it looks full at the back but would be hollow at the front. Note: I am using a 1/2 gable to help visualize the cut out hollow section at the front

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Edited March 6, 2022 by POCKET951 (see edit history)

[Boidster]

43 minutes ago, POCKET951 said:

alternativeley we would need a cube 1/2 inverted gable corner that would also have a built in filler slope triangle that would taper off towards  center of the inverted part.

[POCKET951]

On 3/5/2022 at 8:28 PM, Boidster said:

 I HAVE VISUALIZED IT . you would need a 3d  Triangle to fill half of the gable.

 

You could call it Cube 1/2 gable inverted quarter End 
or Cube 1/2 gable inverted quarter slope filler?

 

Idk how you name blocks but I have a visual of the space the modifcations to the block would need to cover.


 For more visual clarity:


 

 

Purple concrete blocks: wedge 60 incline corner
Red: Wedge 60 incline
Purple: Cube 1/2 gable invertered quarter

Edited March 9, 2022 by POCKET951 (see edit history)

[Rotor]

tetrahedron

 

to keep it simple

 

 

[POCKET951]

3 minutes ago, Rotor said:

tetrahedron

 

to keep it simple

 

 

so in otherwords we would need to modify the   Cube 1/2 gable inverted quarter with a tetrahedron to create a perflectly triangular roof for roofs with widths that are an odd number of meters.

[Rotor]

Could name it something catchy:

 

Tetris (taken)

Tetas Cube (spanish wordplay)

Teats Cube (since is only good for one thing)

 

Etc.

 

/@%$#edatthegameatthemoment

Edited March 6, 2022 by Rotor (see edit history)

[POCKET951]

@Roland Could you please see if the people responsible for adding blocks would be willing to make/add  a  Cube 1/2 gable invertered quarter with a tetrahedon that would fill this painted area marked out by MS paint lines: