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I've also got a "semi-inhabited" map, with only the bigger old town house blocks, and no village houses whatsoever. If there's any interest, I'll upload it separately.
I look forward trying this wonderfull map again.
At least the issue is transient, and it's possible to work around it in most cases.
1. Turn on the grid and snap to it.
2. Build the road diagonally (the length of one tile on the grid is 14m).
3. Continue building the road to the already built road diagonally again.
4. After an indefinite length, the road will break and curve. It happens with roads, sidewalks, pipes, electrical cables.
5. It doesn't happen immediately, you may have to try it several times.
I wrote to support, they wrote back to me that the bug is not on the default maps and they will not solve it.
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3062446933