Magic Stacking Tile

[edible]

Said it was coming in their blog last week. Can't wait.

[lawrawrrr]

tbf it could be that piece, it would make sense and it means they don't have to actually design a whole new piece of furni!!

[Samantha]

That's a generic image, that block is part of the UK roof.

It would be good if it was that though, bringing nostalgia back a bit .

[Bradley.]

LMFAO @subo; at that GIF OMG!!!!!!!!!!!

seems alright cool cant wait lol

[Michael]

Don't understand most of Puhekupla's articles anymore. I think its a good idea though, looking forward to the outcome!

[Kardan]

tbf it could be that piece, it would make sense and it means they don't have to actually design a whole new piece of furni!!

It would be good if it was that though, bringing nostalgia back a bit .

But that was only designed as an alteration. Does it even fit on a square?

[lawrawrrr]

But that was only designed as an alteration. Does it even fit on a square?

The hotel view memorial thingy was, if you just take off the UK top bit it would look like this. And would work well.

[Kardan]

The hotel view memorial thingy was, if you just take off the UK top bit it would look like this. And would work well.

Fair enough Personally, I would call it laziness if they did that, and I fully expect them to create something different looking. I think everyone is looking too much into a generic image on a Habbo fansite

[LoveToStack]

It makes sense to reform stacking. As it was before, the whole concept and every conceivable stack was basically glitch abuse. Certain things worked, and they worked all the time, but it wasn't ever clear why they worked in the first place. It most definitely wasn't intuitive at all so having an 'official' way to stack things will help new users I'd imagine.

That said, it was great fun working out how to stack things before this. There was a certain pride in knowing that you could bend the rules to make furni go where it wasn't meant to and do things it shouldn't be able to do. In a sense I feel like using stacking to make incredible rooms will lose a bit of its magic with the introduction of this 'tile'. It used to be you could whip something up with furni that people hadn't seen before that would wow them but now it will simply be a case of "How did you do that?", "Oh right; with a stacking tile". There will be no aspect of mystery or wonderment anymore.

But yeah it's for the best. Hopefully it will capable of letting people do everything that was possible before (and perhaps more).

[e5]

So will you be able to stack several items on the same square but under each other to save roller stacking?