Step 6: Producing the first-2nd floor transition and closing up the back.
Once you completed the first and 2nd floors, gradually lower the roof of the 1st floor (But don't lower it too much so that you can not squeeze through) as you go in towards the back of your fort by thickening the roof up with slop. Let this slop freeze over night.
After this is done, cut steps into the roof as shown in the photos (this will suck if you have a crap shovel, you need something made of steel. You can use a hammer and chisel if you are having trouble)
Once this is done, build 2 more arches. These have to be 2 floors high so that you are able to fully stand up inside. That means 6 block high walls instead of just 3 as in the previous step.
After all that is done. Close the back up by making a simple wall.
REMINDER: Remember to fill up all the gaps with slop (Wet snow)
After this is done, cut steps into the roof as shown in the photos (this will suck if you have a crap shovel, you need something made of steel. You can use a hammer and chisel if you are having trouble)
Once this is done, build 2 more arches. These have to be 2 floors high so that you are able to fully stand up inside. That means 6 block high walls instead of just 3 as in the previous step.
After all that is done. Close the back up by making a simple wall.
REMINDER: Remember to fill up all the gaps with slop (Wet snow)
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