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Bigger houses (Gitea #7): a second row of roof on a wider house, a Roof Ridge for a 6 m-wide one, and a Half Wall and Ridge Gable to close their taller ends; also no error when a piece is dismantled straight after it's placed

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@@ -181,6 +181,8 @@ Select a piece on your hotbar and a ghost shows where it will go: green if it fi
Building pieces (floors, walls, roofs, gables, doors, windows, stairs, posts, palisades) are 2 m on a side and **snap** to each other: aim near a piece and the ghost lines up with it. On open ground a floor sits level and a wall sits flush. You can't build in water. A roof rises 1 m over 2 m, so two from opposite walls of a 4 m hut meet at the ridge; gables close the ends.
To make a house **longer**, add bays along the ridge: more roof, and the gables go on the new end. To make it **wider**, the roof climbs higher: on an 8 m-wide house, a second row of roof sits on top of the first; on a 6 m-wide one, a **Roof Ridge** bridges the 2 m gap at the top. The taller ends close with a **Half Wall** (2 m x 1 m) on top of the wall, then a gable on the half wall, or a small **Ridge Gable** under a roof ridge. A half wall on its own makes a low wall or a railing.
### Support
Look at a piece to see its **support**. Anything on the ground has full support; each piece above or beside takes support from the best piece it's joined to, losing a little going up and a lot going sideways. Below 30% a piece can't be placed, and pieces left without support collapse back into your inventory. A hut, a second storey or a short overhang works; a bridge in mid-air doesn't. Posts and pillars carry their load straight down.