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How to Build a BRIDGE in Valheim (Valheim Bridge Build Tutorial)

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A Valheim Tutorial on How to EASILY Build a Bridge in under 5 minutes. Core Wood and Regular Wood are the only 2 materials needed for this Valheim Bridge Design. This Bridge Build Guide makes building over water EASIER with Simple Tips & Tricks.
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@Ayden_w15 2 года назад

I’ll definitely be using this

@alessioHD 2 года назад

Awesome to hear!

@CosmicDuskWolf Год назад

It's a nice looking bridge.

@fatkid86 2 года назад

clean af! gonna use that wall/half-walf for my next water build. . .genius!

@KlaverKatten Год назад

I'll definitely try building this. :) I had hoped for a tutorial for building a bridge over ocean, connecting two islands that way. :)

@est727xx5 10 месяцев назад

That would take forever. Did you do??

@EisenGlas 2 года назад

2:54 those diagonal beams bring absolutely no static support in real life. I wouldn't subscribe saying it looks sturdier that way :D but it is definitely a decorative element

@zathegame Год назад

Indeed, the triangles should be the other way around with the middle point in contact with the bridge

@goldgaming1432 2 года назад

Great Editing man! Enjoyed the video looking to play valheim soon

@alessioHD 2 года назад

Appreciate it! Hope you enjoy your time on Valheim when you get into it!

@flamingnebulas8001 10 месяцев назад

Is there a possible way to make a bridge all the way out to the ocean biome? This looks great and will be using this so i can port my boat without worrying about greydwarves damaging it

@okcthund3rr446 Год назад

Bout to try this now, thanks!

@alessioHD Год назад

Sound great! Hope it fits your build!

@ATG913 10 месяцев назад

Great design. 👍

@crazytastie 2 года назад

But doesn't wood take damage in water? I always used stone bases for anything in the water. I haven't played in a while so this might have changed.

@alessioHD Год назад

No, you're correct! Wood does still take damage in water. A stone base is a good idea!

@Eastonfection Год назад

From what I remember, granted I haven’t played in months, the diagonal beams don’t take water damage. So you could potentially do that instead

@jarnobot Год назад

Wood will only get 50% damage by water. It will not completely get destroyed unless something like mob destroys it

@UmbrageousZX Год назад

yes and no! wood takes damage from water the same as from rain! Meaning no matter what the lowest its gonna go is 50% of its original hp and it will look damaged/dated! Which is why i usually add roofs over my bridges because i dont like the rotten damaged look! But yeah you cant do anything about the below water support except build in stone, but it still wont break if thats your worry

@crazytastie Год назад

@@UmbrageousZX That actually was my worry, it breaking. Lol But I don't like the rotten look either, so I guess I'll just continue to build in stone under water.

@K-ROW 3 месяца назад

log poles take a lot of damage when built in water... I'm trying to build a bridge and found out they're constantly decaying

@gg0_ 2 года назад

Great video thank you :)

@alessioHD 2 года назад

Thank you, my pleasure!

@02nightowl 10 месяцев назад

ive been looking up bridge tutorials looking for a way to stop the support poles from decaying so fast (ive never actually let them decay since i always repair them when i cross the bridge but its getting annoying now) do they ever decay to the point they break and risk collapsing the bridge

@Stormthorn67 8 месяцев назад

Maximum water decay is 50% so they should be fine unless a monster attacks

@eagleowl2815 7 месяцев назад

What about the rain ? Won't it damage the bridge with time, and eventually break it ? Edit : and also, do the log in the river get more and more damaged by water ?

@alessioHD 6 месяцев назад

Yes, the bridge does gradually become more water damaged over time. However, the mechanic works in a way that water will only damage a structure up until 50% durability, so it won't actually break it!

@eagleowl2815 6 месяцев назад

@@alessioHD Alright then ! 👍

@TubeTAG Год назад

I know this is ancient but one thing I did to help get angles on the underside of a similar bridge I made was to just put a raft in the river nearby. I could then paddle it wherever I needed and you get the full refund for it if you smash it afterwards.

@alessioHD Год назад

Haha, it's good to see ancient techniques being revised! That's a great idea!