In Double Point Museum, it is not easy to replicate those beveled floors perfectly. The game does not specify clearly, but as long as you master the method, placing a half-brick or beveled floor is actually very simple.

How to place beveled or half-tile floors

PC operation

1. Open Floor Tool – Open the Floor Placement menu as usual.
2. View the toolbar on the right – next to the floor options there is a vertical list of buttons.
3. Find the triangle spatula/shovel icon – Click this button to place the bevel tiles instead of the full square tiles.
4. Use this tool to draw half-bricks – Drag along the edge of an existing floor to create a smooth bevel effect.

PS5 operation

1. Go to Floor Tools – Open the Floor Placement menu.
2. Press the center trackpad button – This will activate the auxiliary tile placement mode (the icon looks like two pierced lines).
3. Loop toggle tile options – Press the button once or twice more to find the triangle shape instead of the usual square.
4. Use this mode to fine-tune the angle – dragging a slash will automatically create a half-brick for a smoother transition.

Troubleshooting and extra tips

• If pressing the trackpad on the PS5 will only turn on the search, try to switch the placement mode multiple times.
• The 1/4 tile button on the PC looks like a small spatula or shovel, although the marking is not very clear.
• If placing a half tiles feels tricky, try placing a regular tiles first and then adjusting the edges using the bevel tool.

Summarize

Placing beveled or semi-tile floors in Double Point Museum is not clear at a glance, but once you master the skills, you can easily fine-tune the floor to create a smoother and more natural layout. Whether you want to match existing museum designs or just want things to look less blocky, this tool is your best choice.

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