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right clik should take itoff your hands
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=854186603
Example: Placing railings on a porch... the railings will snap to the porch floor even though they are running into the wall.already in place. But if you come back later and try to replace the wall, the railings obstruct the wall. You have to tear out the railing too.
Another example is trying to replace a wall segment at the junction of regular foundations on one side and ceiling on pillar on the other... the ceilings on pillars are slightly higher than the foundations and can make replacing a wall a nightmare.
When trying to replace a wall, you have no control over what it is trying to snap too. Is it trying to snap down from the wall above? is it trying to snap inline with the wall next to it? is it tring to snap up from the floor? Maybe its' trying to snap aligned with that pillar in the next space.
Further... WHERE you are standing can have an effect on how a piece wants to snap.
Sucks doesn't it.
Or GG Fizz or Aaron Longstaff both are vanilla builders.