I am trying to create a modular building with roofs.
I saw this Youtube video and I would like to know what is the round 2x2 piece mentioned by the author.
https://youtu.be/3oq3XPN8brQ?t=165
What is this piece's name?
Thanks, Benoît
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3Hi Benoit! You are certainly free to post links to Youtube videos, in fact it would help identify the actual use case here (what is the problem to be solved and what the video author suggests).– zovitsFeb 3, 2021 at 8:32
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1Thanks for positioning the video at the right place! So it turns out my guess was the piece you were looking for, so it all worked out.– RSchulzFeb 4, 2021 at 15:32
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Well, that tile wouldn't go underneath a plate. But a 2x2 round plate with rounded bottom has often been used in official sets to allow vehicles (such as boats) to easily slide over carpet, and might be just what you're looking for.
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I'm not sure this is what OP asks for, as the question talks about a brick, while the linked piece is a plate, and the question mentions using it "to keep the roof from moving", not to easily slide. Seeing these contradictions and the acceptance of your answer makes for a confusing situation, but hopefully OP can clear their intentions up.– zovitsFeb 3, 2021 at 8:35
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2Well, any brick would connect under a plate, so I assumed that wasn't what the question was about. And (if memory serves) even Lego themselves use the word brick to mean any Lego piece, so I think it's a reasonable answer. It is often used to keep pieces from shifting relative to each other, so would work well with a bunch of plates used as a large roof, but still look nice doing it.– RSchulzFeb 3, 2021 at 17:51