New tile additions

Creating single-tile-wide corridors with peaked roofs gets unnecessarily complicated by the lack of 3-way and 4-way roof tiles. Corners are good, but they don't work for intersections, and the standard-size roof tiles also don't work out.

A solution with existing tiles is to build a "box" for a square roof, but that is not always acceptable to the designs people are going for, especially since half-height walls don't exist to keep the flat roof at the same level as the peaked roofs.

Two other peaked-roof variants worth adding would be conical and pyramidical for single-room ceilings. Conical peaked roofs are not yet viable because there are no curved walls to fit them neatly to (corners would protrude), but pyramidical peaked roofs would definitely fit properly and make more interesting designs possible.

Combining half-height walls with a pyramidical peaked roof would provide another alternative to the problem of intersections with peaked roofs, but ideally all of the options would be added:

• 3-way peaked roof intersection

• 4-way peaked roof intersection

• Conical peaked roof

• Pyramidical peaked roof

• Half-height walls

• (Edited in later) Half-archway, like Obsidian "Inverted Half Gable End"

Half-arch pieces would allow for entrance areas that take up more than a single tile space without breaking up the entrance into two separate arches. I regularly come across situations where a two-tile-wide arch would be better than a single-tile archway.