Which direction do you build your windows?

[Sitrus]

flat side out, flat side in means that the windowsill is for some reason deeper on the outside then it is on the inside

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[Treti]

flat-side-out masterrace reporting in

[Bushido]

To be honest, the default window should have flat parts on both sides, as that's how most buildings are in real life.
I tend to do 'flat outside' just as it breaks up a potentially full flat exterior wall.

you are describing a normal transparent brick

[Space1255]

you are describing a normal transparent brick

He might be talking about a brick with a pane, though.

[MoltenKitten]

Is it bad if I never even noticed a flat side?

[Bushido]

He might be talking about a brick with a pane, though.

you can just build that

it's a couple plates and a couple 1x1x5s

[Space1255]

you can just build that

it's a couple plates and a couple 1x1x5s

I know that, but it gets annoying if you want to make a small window you can still see out of, like in a 2x1x2 space. The sides (idk if it's pane or not) will look to bulky compared to the actual window, unless that's what you want.

[Bushido]

yeah but then that's not the 1x4x5 window brick, that's another brick entirely

[SWAT One]

you are describing a normal transparent brick

Nono, think of the cross section as a capital I.

I

[Space1255]

Nono, think of the cross section as a capital I.

I

Wh- ooooooh, ooooooooh.

[Bushido]

im almost certain that that exists too

it's like those fins from the lego space sets, i'm pretty sure it's in a brick pack somewhere

[SWAT One]

I know for a fact there's those old fins like these:


But does it exist in the fully-framed window form?

[XR-7]

I've done it both ways depending on what I'm building

[Hawt]

i meant to vote for the second one whoops