Interior plots issue.

[Kintaro]

https://simsettlements.com/site/index.php?threads/interior-plot-problems.5530/
I do not know if it can be said to be a bug, but there is a problem with the above link.
I am in trouble because I can not snap the interior plot to the floor and the wall.
If I place an interior plot before building a wall I will not be able to build a wall.
I will not snap if I try to place an interior plot after building a wall.
This problem does not occur on the floor of the barn but it will happen on other floors and foundations.
I use the foundation so that buildings can not be seen floating in the air when building.
So, I am very embarrassed.
With this, I can not enjoy the nice interior that Moder made.
Please fix, please.
Sorry for poor English.

 

[pra]

This cannot be fixed. The snap points of the floor are occupied either by the walls or the plot.

You could try to workaround this. Try adding another floor, then a wall to that floor, and then build a ceiling from that wall to above your plot. Then, walls should be able to snap to that ceiling.

 

[Kintaro]

I tried the method I taught.
I thought the wall went fine although the wall was turned upside down.
Besides, making a box shape earlier will succeed or fail.
It does not make any sense at all.
I appreciate your help.

 

[Kintaro]

I discovered that I can not snap when there is a floor in front of the place where I want to place a plot.
I really do not know.

 

[pra]

try adding another floor behind the wall, and then try to place the wall again, between the two floors. Or, another ceiling instead of the floor.

 

[Kintaro]

Thanks to the advice it has become possible to install walls.
But the wall will turn inside out as well.
I will not care about this.
I'm really thankful to you.

 

[woodfuzzy]

Kinggath & crew are working right now, on cleaning up the snap points on the interior plots. So... hang in there for a little longer!

 

[Kintaro]

Kinggath & crew are working right now, on cleaning up the snap points on the interior plots. So... hang in there for a little longer!

I am very glad to hear that word!
I am looking forward.