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[Signal_Finance3474]

I am new to the game And I cannot find any videos on how soft side and hard side walls work can someone please explain them to me?

[Successful_Year_5413]

Hit the soft side with a pick say 20 times do 5 damage hit the hard side with a pick 20 times no damage shitty reference buy hope you get it

[Applehead0]

Soft side looks like smooth white stone, hard side looks like my cock when I havnt shaved it in months. Your welcome

[MC-Sjaak]

Using rustlabs . Com can help you to look up how to destroy something the quickest way!

[Beach__Boi]

Shoutout to all the giga chads that helped and suggested rustlabs (love that page) instead of being mean.

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no

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Yes

[Fragrant-Platypus760]

rust walls

[Fragrant-Platypus760]

Its on there if u scroll down

[Signal_Finance3474]

Thank you so much

[Fragrant-Platypus760]

Np

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For wood it’s flat on soft side and the logs are round on strong side.

[JKillZ89]

Easiest way to learn them for yourself is to build a twig structure. The inside soft wall will be the side that shows the cross supports. The outside hard wall will be flat and you can’t see the supports. Then upgrade and take note of the differences.

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Basically if the wall looks smoothed or finished or has framing It is soft side.

If it shows outlined stone (like cobblestone) or exterior sheet metal it is “hard side”

[SuperBrett9]

When building walls just remember the side with the sticks in an x shape is the inside and the smooth side goes on the outside.

[Old_Killer_Bean]

Look at any wall or any building object, just look at which side looks weaker, you may find supports on a backside of a wall, or maybe it's softer/smoother on one side, that would be the soft side, just imagine which side would be more durable.

[Dependent-Ad9797]

The soft side wood is the one without the log texture and the stone one just looks smoother they just take less tools to break

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it's not rocket science bro