Fence foundations connect strangely. I would like to connect them to the corners with the option of choosing angles. (So you can use all fences like the wooden fence is used).
There 2 snappoints on a foundation.
Aim at the top of a foundation if you want to attach a fence foundation and bring it up higher if you don’t want to use the lower snap point.
These 2 snappoints are a requirement in creative building. Same as the half snappoint on stairs.
The arrow in next 2.5 update will help you with the fence foundation facing (back or front).
I vant to be able to angle it in more vays then just 180 and 90 degree.
Not totally true , some fence foundations have a slightly difference from side to side , the only one that I found completely identical is the stable fence foundation . Check it again 
You can also angle it at 60° and 120°. Place the first fence foundation, then place one or two T1 wedge foundations (one for 60°, two for 120°), then attach the second fence foundation to the wedge foundation, and then demolish the T1 helpers you used.
Similarly, you can angle it at 150°, by using a combination of one T1 foundation and one T1 wedge foundation.
“Scaffolding” with T1 pieces is an essential technique when building in Conan Exiles.
Other arbitrary angles would not be useful, since building in Conan Exiles is already constrained to linear combinations of 90° and 60°.
Off the top of my head, Argossean and Stormglass. Not sure if there are any others.
Insulated Wood and flotsam as well
Just going to ask to be clear you are looking to put in between the 2 fence foundation shown in the picture or the ability to rotate at a lower degree instead of the 90° now?
Builders freaking details 
. The most annoying bugs in these fences exists from day one , especially when you already placed the foundations and you want to dress them with fence foundations . l never leave the sandstone foundations without dressing them with fence foundations , no matter if I have to farm an hour more , they seem naked to me , Yet the Argosean foundations are awesome looking , they are the only ones I leave them this way .
You cannot do that with any piece in the game, as far as I know. When you’re trying to place a piece that can be snapped to another piece, the game constrains you to a limited set of snapping points and orientations.
So basically, what you’re asking for has nothing to do with fence foundations. You want the option to turn off snapping. Sounds reasonable.
not turn it off, give more snapping angles.
I think he want be able to snap it at other angle beside the vertical and horizon that we have
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Something Like this I guess.
Yes, I get it, but it’s like I said, no other piece supports that. That’s not what the rotation button does when you’re in snapping mode.
The workaround is to use scaffolding for angles other than 90° and 180°. The suggestion Funcom might implement is to allow us to toggle snapping, but there’s absolutely no sense in implementing weird, arbitrary rotation logic for one specific piece.
@BrutusWhitefang ,Exactly , still what @vagnartheviking is asking is to work like the simple wooden fence operation , but on this case the fence foundations wouldn’t attach and this would create a building chaos . What the poster is asking has a point however , sometimes you want to fix a perimeter of your land claim that it is not so square to fix a village for example . In this case you find problems closing the area because you end up not to be able to attach the walls so you need to leave a gap that cannot be fenced . To this point is where the palisades work from outside and the simple wooden fences from inside , this is the only solution I found so far .
On the example below the wall perimeter is with foundations , but since fence foundations can be attached to foundations you 'll get my point
This is an effort putting a wall perimeter in a village , but I didn’t follow a square pattern or any pattern , I just follow the logic of the landscape . For exactly these reasons I had to leave a gap
This gap cannot be attached and you can see why in the next photo
So as I said above to protect the village from raids I placed palisades outside
And wooden fences inside to prevent my thralls or pets have contact with the palisades .
Now , if I had the ability to put fence foundations like the simple wooden fences , maybe I could close any gap and give any shape to my fence walls but without foundations attached anymore . I think that’s the posters idea … I think
No, i mean the rotation on the ground.
Exactly!! fence founation that work like wooden fence but with snapping. 
More angles when building a fence foundation? I like it! 
The (one thickness) walls will become more expressive instead of being boxes-like.
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In addition to the topic. I would love to see a fence foundation that can simultaneously snap to the bottom 
and next to the building elements.
In such a case, the foundation could be built next to another foundation (even if there is empty space underneath). This would help with placing the fence on a non-straight 
land.
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