structural integrity issues

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Enrok

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Hello i have a question. I am planning a horde base and i dont know why support columns doesnt holds up those structures, everything for me seems fine, i dont know where is the problem. Could anyone help please and explain? Thank you very much, video is below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYNhZlRIqYE

 
Is the ground solid or are there holes under the surface? For SI-support you need a direct connection down to the bedrock.

Even if some blocks should exceed their support capacity, only this part should collapse but still not the whole structure as seen in your video.

 
Liesel Weppen said:
Is the ground solid or are there holes under the surface? For SI-support you need a direct connection down to the bedrock.

Even if some blocks should exceed their support capacity, only this part should collapse but still not the whole structure as seen in your video.
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what? You mean i need to dig down to bedrock to connect columns? Sorry my English is not perfect

 
No, usually you don't need to dig down. There usually is a connection to bedrock. Vanilla worlds don't spawn random caves. Since the terrain you are building seems rough, there obviously is no (underground) POI. However there could be some player build holes underneath you. Don't know in what environment you are playing.

That's the only thing i can imagine why the WHOLE structure collapses. Or you found a bug.

 
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