ushadymess forgot to add a s at the end of their post . <| sep |> up until now you ' ve basically been telling them to tear down the building but keep the roof floating in place uhm , no . why would the game decide a deconstruct all the walls and doors of this building order means try to make the roof float ? D i feel like it should be a naturallogical thing for the pawns to check if there ' s any supporting walls touching the roof left after potential deconstruction , then decide no walls leftdeconstruct roof first . if the pawn finds there ' ll be some structure left holding up at least a section of the roof , then leave the roof as it is , with the risk of it collapsing . i mean your colonists won ' t try to build unsupported floating roofs in a roof area if there ' s no walls for them assumption tho , never really tried it , can you confirm ? . why would it work the other way around ?