Grill irrigation and ....the annoyance

[Tuckilufigus]

Can we just get this fixed? I've gone through about 12 reservoirs, 60 pipes, 5 walls, and 5 foundations and 2 grills trying to get this ♥♥♥♥♥♥ snap point right for the interior irrigation piping and nothing is working.

It doesn't make sense to me to have a non-snappable source of water but then make the interior irrigation pipe snap to the grid, absolutely REQUIRE an irrigated pipe, and also require it to be snapped to the corner of a foundation...

Am I stupid or something or is this really that much of a pain in the ass?

[Zhatan]

I am not going to lie, it is super frustrating. But the solution I use is to just put the grill right next to the reservoir. Pipe from the reservoir to outside, and snap the last underground pipe to that pipe. Basically, you have to piss around place and replacing the last underground pipe until it is in alignment horizontally and vertically with the grid the rest of the irrigation is on. It is easier if you are using rain water if you can, then you just put them next to each other on the roof.

[Balls]

Originally posted by Tuckilufigus:

Can we just get this fixed? I've gone through about 12 reservoirs, 60 pipes, 5 walls, and 5 foundations and 2 grills trying to get this ♥♥♥♥♥♥ snap point right for the interior irrigation piping and nothing is working.

It doesn't make sense to me to have a non-snappable source of water but then make the interior irrigation pipe snap to the grid, absolutely REQUIRE an irrigated pipe, and also require it to be snapped to the corner of a foundation...

Am I stupid or something or is this really that much of a pain in the ♥♥♥?

I never use the interior irrigation pipes. I just use regular piping to connect my grills.

[Morgancy]

I messed around for a long time last night with no luck. Then I read that if if there is a roof or ceiling above, the grill won’t snap. Once I removed the ceiling it snapped right in.