Leveling Walls

[RLeeErmey]

Is there some way or easy way of stacking foundations so that you can "level" all your walls across?

[Tdanasaur]

I think you're talking about all the walls being at the same height. What I did was place pillars with ceilings on top then build walls down from that. It looks nice, but there's the problem of small holes under some of the walls.

[RLeeErmey]

Yeah that wont do.. good idea though.

[SpannerMonkey]

Hi are you constructing a building or a wall? If it's a building most long timers now use pillars and ceilings rather than foundations due to the inability to stack or work on anything other than dead flat ground.
If you are building a perimeter wall you're stuck with following the terrain

[RLeeErmey]

Dang thanks

[DrathDragoon33]

Also, you can stack fence foundation on top of eachother, the height gain is minimal, but great for leveling walls. However, it will require a lot of trial and error.

[Lord Howe]

I still dont know why walls (and other structures) arent allowed to simply clip into the terrain (like foundations an pillars already do). It's not as though anyone is going underground to interact with them.
If they did, then you could use the pillar/ceiling trick to get the walls level, and simply have a bottom layer of walls that partially clips into the ground where it slopes.

[Baarf]

You can use pillars and cieling on the bottom and build the walls up, they would be level on the top and then you fence foundation at the bottom next to the pillar and plant a wall on it to block the gaps. When I did it this way, it ignored the normal obscured issue. Bottom looks a little odd because of the cieling.