How can I cover the foundations with walls? I see it in many videos but I can’t
That’s a mod thing (Lesser Building Placement Restrictions)
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In vanilla game you can only cover stacked foundations with walls, it is done by placing the walls first and then put foundations up against them - Foundations that are partly into ground cannot be covered with walls, there you have to use a different technique by using pillars with ceilings on top and then hang a wall piece down from the edge so that it goes into ground - last option is as Arthurh3535 said… Using the LBPR mod in either singleplayer or on a private server 
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ok thanks, so it’s the youtubers who have confused me, it can be done but not on the official server
It can be done on Official Servers and as far as I know is still quite legal. @Frillen has all the goods.
I like to do this for aesthetic reasons. You ever see how beautiful an Arena-DLC castle looks with a full wrap of walls? It’s stunning. One warning: if you’re attacked in PvP it is nearly impossible to repair the skin again without major reconstruction or ugly patches. 
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No you can do it in vanilla but it needs to start the other way around. Still your first foundations is a bit difficult, but if you already placed the foundations it’s over. The reason is simple, first the wall then the foundation not the other way around
@JJDancer, is it possible to upload the workaround I send to your post, so I won’t have to explain to @Undertacker1976 from the beginning, thank you
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so was fence stacking. But I fear eventually this will fall into an exploit because it causes issues with the sharing space reason fencing is now considered “bad” by funcom.
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Fence stacking was kinda different because it didn’t usually end with one extra layer of building piece, but dozens.With walls-covering-foundations the most you get is one extra layer per foundation block width.
Both are about the same. Fence stacking 10 fences is no different than making a 10 foundation thick wall, which actually consumes more area. The stacking was more than likely a shared spot calculation issue, and this walls around a foundation may be the same issue.
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