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Greater slope tolerance
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Greater slope tolerance

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Permits buildings to be built on more uneven ground than the base game. Can cause some ugly results and partial burial of buildings, although they do remain functional.
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Teamson 15 Nov, 2021 @ 8:35am 
@cstoneburner would you pls so kind and accept my friend invite so i can have access to the beloved "smaller footprints" mod? Cant play the game without it tbh^^ much appreciated!
ZENZIC 27 Sep, 2020 @ 5:30pm 
i think this need an update
simdebster 16 Sep, 2018 @ 1:47pm 
Love this. It was a pain, before this mod, having to make everything flat and level in order to build, not to mention that the terrain then looked odd. Great mod!
deezy1233 25 Mar, 2018 @ 4:53am 
ncht mehr aktuell?
SirDrake 11 Feb, 2018 @ 8:01am 
Bei mir hat witzigerweise nur die Burgscheune eine größere Toleranz, fast alle anderen Gebäude nicht. Liegt das an den letzten Patches oder mache ich etwas falsch? An anderen Mods dürfte es eig. nicht liegen (deaktiviert).
cstoneburner  [author] 25 Jun, 2017 @ 2:55pm 
If you use it with Smaller Builing Footprints there is stilling some planing but it is covered by the building. If you use it by itself it will simply let you build on more uneven ground without having to terraform manually.
HAVOC 25 Jun, 2017 @ 2:26pm 
hey, ich hab mir den mod mal geladen und muss feststellen das die gebäude trotzdem den untergund planieren. ist der mod nicht wie auf dem bild so zu verstehen das man häuser etc. in eine schräge bauen kann wo der untergrund eben nicht planiert wird?