@MisoRamenSoup: No, that's actually normal. The fence is terrain conforming, so it's always on the ground. The pillars are props and obey the raise/lower of the nodes. What's happening in your screenshot is that for some reason the game treats the pillars like the terrain isn't flat. Not sure why, but at least you should be able to fiddle with the nodes to get the pillars at a proper height.

@avanya I did some testing. unsubbed and re subbed too. I tried what you said and no change there, but I did do some more walls elsewhere. On perfectly flat ground away from any water it is fine. Any slight hills or bumpy terrain and the pillars are off. Using raise up or down(move it) on a node will raise or lower the pillar respectively while the rest of the wall/railings stay conformed to the terrain. I also bent a segment to curve and the pillars stay tracked to the wall whether or not they are off. Hope any of this can help, but the fact that I'm the only one who has mentioned it still makes me think its something on my end. Thanks for checking it out though.

@MisoRamenSoup: Huh, that definitely looks weird! What happens if you delete them, flatten the terrain under (even though it's still looks flat) and then place them again?

@Avanya https://imgur.com/nVF4usH

@MisoRamenSoup: Can you post a screenshot somewhere? Might be something with the fence, but I'm not sure what I'm looking for

Hi Avanya, Likely something on my end, but when dragging out this fence, some of the pillars are sunken and some float in the air. Thoughts?

Thank you!