Building issues

[Alynxkia]

Locked Blueprints: Blueprints sometimes “lock” and I can not move or delete them normally. It’s not due to another blueprint being attached to it. This can happen when there is only one blueprint used. I have to use the menu option to delete nearby blueprints.

New blueprint acting like primary support: I was adding onto one of my structures and I changed my mind on where I placed down new blueprint so I tried to delete it and my entire “already built” building collapsed… None of the building was using this blueprint to support it. The blueprint was not built. It had not existed before the rest of the building. I reloaded my save and tried to remove it again and it collapsed the building again. Using the menu to delete nearby blueprints did fix this.

Support Points: I really want builds to recognize multiple support points with the landscape and not just the first piece placed. I know that it’s recognizing support from other building pieces (at least most of the time) but it sure doesn’t seem to be recognizing if I have reached another root, or a fence post or reconnected with the ground beyond when a piece tries to cut too far in and thus displays “location occupied”.

Support Miscount: There are times in my builds where the building pieces don’t seem to recognize that they’re supporting each other and that each piece is counting all of the other pieces as being supported by them. Nothing like the railing on the balcony saying it’s supporting several hundred pieces when it’s only connected to a single flooring piece. Reloading fixes this. 

Random Unsupported Surface: I have noticed that the tops of the fence post logs will randomly display “unsupported” when trying to build. Canceling the blueprint and retrying is sometimes enough to fix that and other times I need to reload. The error can also occur when trying to place down a pallet.

ORC Raids on builds: When ORC raids are happening and I’m on a build, sometimes the ORC bugs cannot move past a certain point. There’s nothing visible in their way. They seem to just be stuck on the connecting point between flooring pieces.