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Check it out...
This guy builds on the ground.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlRUmkqMIe8
Edit: To stay on topic, I also wish you could delete crash sites. It's messed up my build plans before too.
My builds vary in elevation quite a bit...but in this situation I need to put a foundation close to the ground over the crash site or do a major redesign...the crash sticks up thru the foundation...OCD
It's not perfect but it at least lets you build close to the ground and also know you'll have a large open area to build in before you need to raise the ground a bit. It would be nice to be able to remove crash sites and rocks as well though.
That being said, I almost never build directly on the ground; active machinery has a tendency to keep things from respawning (this may or may not be true, anymore; I have a couple berry bushes next to miners that seem to pop every few days, so it may have changed... although the miners in question aren't always on, either).
This thread started in 2021, less than a year ago.