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Oh, just in case someone say something, not defending the crappy snapping system, if they added tilted roofs, they should work properly.
Place you in the same way than you want to place the piece.
If some piece cannot be placed, you don't have enough stability, if you have stability and you still cannot place the piece, you need to inverse the placement of piece.
You don't imagine how it was when Conan released, thanks actually everything changed
If you plan to build anything other than a standard rectangular building it becomes a nightmare. You constantly have to disassemble things or build extra infrastructure around something just to get a piece where you want.
For example, try building with the fan 1/4 semi circles. You'd assume you could just place them, then add the slice filler pieces to make a square. Nope, doesn't even register it exists. You have to build extra squares all around it, try and find the correct angle to put the filler piece in first, then the 1/4 circle. And there better not be a curved wall, stairs or anything else beside it. or you're removing everything re-placing until you find a SPECIFIC order it can deal with....