The building system in the Unity is as simple or as complex as you want it to be. Want to build minecraft style will full / half blocks, etc. you can do that. Want to build with planks, etc. you can do that by simple resizing a block. Want to build something as realistic as possible, you can do that too. That's the beauty of the system, it gives you as much freedom as possible to build any way you want to.
Now does that freedom mean that it might take a bit of time to get used to the controls, etc. yes...but as the old saying goes, it's not exactly rocket science.
I suffered through 8 hours of downtime building a house.The blocks fall through and lie down unevenly.the triangles rotate as they please. Our administrator is sick.Only he could build simple things. And my friends and I just don't have time to build cool dead cities. We come to play and relax after work.
Press enter when holding a block to turn on snap mode.
Thank you, I know that.The blocks must be solid. There should be no gaps.If I rotated the block, it shouldn't rotate itself.
grid mode turned on?
Press G
I can understand the frustration. It was much easier to build in the Java version. There were discussions about making the building system easier in the Unity version, and Red added it to the to-do list, of course without a time limit. You can put NPCs in your cities, which makes them look less boring, but I think you already know that. Only one developer works in Rising World, and it takes time for something new to be integrated.
I think the gaps in the image are caused by several people working on the surface and starting in different places. Your blocks are sometimes straight and sometimes horizontal. The grid was probably also adjusted. This means the surface doesn't add up mathematically, which is why gaps appear. It's difficult to explain. I hope I've contributed something to the solution.
Not one to cause any sort of trouble but as the old saying goes " A bad workman blames his tools" there can do a few different reasons why there are gaps ( like what Deirdre said) If you have got space between any blocks how about remove it resize it and replace it to fit, all could have done within a few seconds job done!!.
Qoted by Red in Steam. I think this sounds good. 😊
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[Entwickler]
5. Juli um 1:51
I think we could also add a plank-like object with the next update. Not exactly a plank, but rather a panel or sheet which has a size of 1x1 (width and height) and a thickness of 0.01 or 0.05 blocks. We could make it behave slightly different than the regular block (so it will behave more like planks in the Java version).
Perhaps this makes it a bit easier for players who are used to the Java version, but it might also be a useful block shape in general 
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I came frome Minecraft. The first time i tried to build with this metod was very very frustrating also for me, but after some hours/day spent to build i learn the basic and so on. And i can say that this method is more accurated and more varied than java. So you can build more cmplex structure and it's much more beatiful.
It just need more practice.
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