Defendable Homes 1.1.5

22 hours ago, MatthiasBM said:

its hard to give examples in fairness like the beach edge area, near the new lakes and random mountainous areas, like prior to the update people didn't have as many issues usually got complaints over the one or more foundations are too high kind of thing but now they get bases built and even though all is level and close to ground none are raised too much that would suggest that being the issue, they seem to get that message most places. as for check foundation command no haven't heard of it but getting players to read info is hard enough let alone getting them to check something as they build still presents issues lol

just wondering if in config we could have an ability to bypass the terrain except obvs caves and stuff maybe?

Examples are really helpful.

I do understand that it's a pain to get people to read and such but honestly, once you start getting the information out there players can help each other. And at the end of the day if they don't read anything that's on them, right? I do get that challenge though but the command can be run as they are building before they invest too much into their build.

Here is the command, the symbols, and what each means.

• /checkfoundations - checks all the foundations of the house for the event (must be within TC range while using command)
  • ⊘ - you or your friends are not the owner of the foundation
  • ⊝ - the foundation does not match in height/depth
  • ⊛ - the foundation does not match the topology (prohibited topologies: Cliff, Cliffside, Decor, Building, Monument, Clutter, Mountain)
  • ◉ - the foundation is located within a radius of 40 meters from the custom monument

I will add a reference for this, I might already have a note as I know I had discussed this once in the past couple months. The problem and main reason that it has not already been implemented is that these things were put into place due to several bugs and issues that can happen in those instances. The developer is more likely to offer a change that customers can make themselves to bypass some of this, but depending on what issues could arise from that it would be on whomever decides to bypass these things to sort out issues related. Hopefully I explained that well enough to make sense.