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>>1080045
Insufficient data for a meaningful anwser.

>>1080046
I tried to make it vague for many open ended options. The meaningful answer would hopefully someone who imagines building a cool camoflaged cottage/shack/outpost on the side of a mountain/cliff where there might not necessarily be any soil. Just rocks jutting out with some trees around to make 2x4s and a few sandbags for fun and a piece of scrap corrigated steel. (Only enough soil for 5-10 sandbags). Think old mines and their scaffolding.

hang yourself on that rocks hillside

>>1080045
>>1080050

Foundation on a rock for a wood structure is how they build timber houses. If the rock is stable i.e. bedrock you simply lay a concrete course. If you are building a skyscraper you put piles into it.

In a tree you don't need a foundation. Google tree houses.

Go back to school and learn maths if you want to do engineering. These are not imaginary questions and the examples you associate are stupid.

>>1080046
AND THEN THERE WAS LIGHT