The latest update forPalworldis packed with stuff likenew weapons and armor. However, you’re able to build glass buildings this time around. To build better structures, this guide will show you how to create glass buildings in Palworld.
Palworld: How to create glass buildings
Getting the ability to craft glass requires you to beat least level 39. Once you’re at the appropriate level, you then need to unlock theGlass Architecture Set by using two Technology Points. This set was added for the Sakurajima update, so if you don’t see it,ensure you update the game first.
After buying the set, you’ll be able to make things like Glass Base, Glass Wall, Glass Windows, Glass Roof, Glass Stairs, and more. However, if you’re looking tomine or farm it like with Stone or Ore, you may’t.So it’s only unlocked via the Tech Tree.
Every time you build a glass structure you’ll be spendingone stone and two Paldium Fragments. So keep in mind when you’re building something out of glass.
What glass structures can be used for
Glass is surprisingly strong, so if you create a base that’s near an area with tons of scary Pals, the glass buildings can stay up longer. Because of that, you can create many things just like you’d do with wood or stone. Plus, glass seems to not burn like Stone or Metal.
You can create things like Greenhouses now that the sunlight can go through the glass roofs. This might help things grow at a consistent rate. On top of that, try building walls in glass. Doing so will allow you to see the enemies coming in.
Thankfully making glass structures is cheap which allows you to do much more than a lot of other building-making resources.
Getting to the new area Sakurajima in Palworldshouldn’t be a challenge, but it might be if you don’t know where to go.
Raza Malik
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