Once you’ve gotten the basic tinkering out of your system, you might want to give actual structures a try. It’s easy to create a simple building just by creating a couple of shapes, positioning them on different layers of depth and then gluing or bolting them together. With a little more effort, it’s possible to create simple machines within your structures, like this switch-triggered elevator:
Above: Just be careful you don’t accidentally delete the wrong chunk of wall, or your machinery may stop working properly
If you want things to get a little more elaborate, you can turn chunks of the stone wall into glass, creating windows. You can even put a front wall on your building, with windows to enable you to see what you’re doing inside, and sculpt the whole thing to your liking.
Actually, it’s possible to transmute sections of any material into any other material, in whatever size or position you like, creating a layered look:
Above: We used stone, glass, rubber, dark matter, some floaty orange stuff, more stone and more glass to create this Sackboy rose window
And then, if you’re tired of looking at it or don’t like the way it’s going, you can wire the whole damn thing up with explosive charges.
To find out what happens next – and to see high-speed video of the full elevator-making process – check out the video below:
