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Rough estimated its only possible as long as the pillars go only 15-30% into the soil
Flattening the ground helped a little.
We should be able to toggle between different snapping points pressing a button like alt, where we already have shift with freeform.
Trying to circumvent this made me use commands and it's detrimental to my enjoyment of the game, needing commands or mods for basic things.
As for the issue itself I have gotten much better at pickaxing and leveling off my ground surfaces; so using the "sweet spot" on the ground to attach a post below another doesn't happen as often for me. While having the availability of that "sweet spot" would be helpful for most cases, it is usually a simple matter of raising the ground (to bring it up to the next higher level needed) or pick axing (to lower the ground enough so you can see the bottom side of the attach point).
The problem arose when I was close to finishing my first real attempt at a boathouse.
I have this one corner that I just can't get to, where the ground raises a bit to high but is deep enough in the water I can't use the pickaxe on it. I also can't get below the point I want it to snap to because it is in the water. I can't raise the ground because the ground is already at it's upper raise limit in that spot.
It looks like (hard to judge though from my only real vantage point) I would only need about 1/4 of the final post to be "inside" the ground. (A sliver less than the tip of a wood iron pole).
Now this isn't the only place I have had this issue as I have seen it in other places as well but mainly when building anything below the waterline where I can't get to the underside of the beams I want to connect to.
Now as to the prior questions and my hastily written comments yesterday:
No.
Is there a mod that would help in this regard?
I don't normally use mods but I might consider it if I can't find a solution to my issue.
I would like to apologize for assuming that the coverage limit was up to 90%. Just because I experience something doesn't mean it is the same for everybody. Perhaps experiencing that was a bug on my end and that is not how it works/worked for other players. All I can say is that up to 90% coverage is what I consistently experienced on my games before H&H.
I normally do a complete uninstall/reinstall to include the windows user files for larger, or content adding, patches like H&H. This helps keep my files "clean" when wanting to test out new content as the developers created it as well as avoiding issues one might come across when using old seeds with new content updates.
So perhaps the great difference I was experiencing was a bug and the snapping is/was supposed to work the way you stated with a limit of 15%-30% coverage.
In the end I am not even asking for more than the coverage limit you stated. I am just stating that I can't seem to get the ground based "sweet spot" to work at all anymore so 15-30% would be awesome if I could even get that.
I will also admit that I was wrong by stating that:
Above I made the false assumption that just because I can no longer find the sweet spot it no longer exists. Obviously Fyra'Nok and others have gotten it to work since H&H patch, so I guess just need to find better vantage points and try harder. Thank you for the additional info that the limits appear to be much tighter.
So to both of you thank you for your input and my apologies for being a bit to rash in my comments yesterday. I really just got stuck in a bad spot and probably should have just slept on it instead of pouring hours into the game trying to force it to work.
I will go back and do some further tests to see what I can find before making the final determination to dismantle my boathouse and move it.
Still just frustrated is all.