Looks great! Perhaps I can make a Youtube video on how I, personally would build a modern greenhouse! Perhaps you might get inspired with some new building techniques! 
Posts by AshWardle
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I thought there were no glass cause un creative I Didn't find itYou have to smelt sand within a furnace first to get raw glass, then you use that to make glass panels within the modern workbench!
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Some moments in Rising world are photography-gallery worthy!
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i could put a plugin together for this. something like a padlock you can place and interact with.
That would be amazing! Make sure to give credit for the idea of course
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This would be a great idea to have but until we get the ability to create custom movable structures which is/was/maybe planned ? to a central pivot, we will have to stick with what's in game.
Perhaps...
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I thought there were no glass cause *in creative I Didn't find it
Hia! Yes, you can make glass with sand within survival!
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So we already have chests, but I would love the ability to make my own chests by crafting a chest object which look like a lock that would be on a chest. This lock will have an invisible interaction box around the lock itself(So a player can open the UI when their crosshair hovers over the invisible interaction box)
-With the ability of having different size's to choose from
I have uploaded a picture of my concept!
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A modest greenhouse, with 6, 4x4 planting spaces, so you can plant stuff during winter.
To add a photo, click edit thread then scroll down to attachments. Select a screenshot of the blueprint from your PC files
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Please change it back to the center, thanks!
Red51 plans on tweaking the grid system in the future with the ability to add an option to revert back to the old grid system!
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Took me a few days to build! Does not come with crafting tables or furnaces! I hope you will enjoy this epic glass comfy home on your world/server!
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There is a water removal tool under f5 at the very bottom of the tools.
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If there is instructions, it is in German.
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Interesting idea. Thanks! Good job.
Of course!
