Talespire has the potential to be something fantastic, but falls short Extraordinarily!
It lacks so many essential features and tools, and requires massive work-arounds by the players to the point where it really does warrant a redesign of the game by the devs to address these. Building tiles WILL at frequent intervals end up not lining up correctly, clip through other tiles, and do not mesh together well at all. The grid they use somehow is so terrible at doing what grids are supposed to do on bigger builds, causing the previously mentioned issues. There is a lack of basic building blocks, scaling and sizing inconsistencies, lights bleed through solid walls, and more. Some players can create some very beautiful builds, which usually consist of using props in place of tiles, or having copious amounts of time and knowledge of the janky and poor interface to commit to such a build.
I love the potential, I love how it looks, I wish there was a better alternative to Talespire as it seems clear they aren't keen on releasing essential tools or features. I've invested a lot of time into this and have had Talespire long enough to know that the issues described above will not be fixed, addressed, or even cared about.

don't like it.

possibly one of the most frustrating building tools I have used in a while. I am always on the lookout for good map making software and as it stands this is one of the weakest. Though it does have a large assortment of models, far from the grandest selection I have seen, you will be reusing tons of models in this tool. The real issue though, is the placement. In all map making softwares this is the key feature, and it fails here. To place a single door that was half the size of a basic wall I had to mess with 3 other models to get it to stick correctly. Being that this is a 3d world there is always going to be perspective issues, where you place a model down and it looks okay in one axis, but is completely misaligned on another axis. It was a complete nightmare just trying to align the door properly because of its lack of aid in alignment, something most programs have little issue with. It really comes down to that, what should have taken 10 minutes to achieve with other software, took nearly a half hour due to the constant realigning I had to do. Note: All i was trying to do was make a store on what would be the 2nd floor of a building, accessed by stairs. Aligning the stairs was a pain cuz to get the right height I had to use two different blocks that made the esthetic unpleasing as they were clearly mismatched, even though they were both suppose to be concrete, one had smooth corners the other had sharp hard corners but there was little else to use in their place. I immediately ran into a 2nd issue when I was placing the store front walls on the 2nd floor just at the top of the stairs. Unfortunately the wall tiles sink an inch downward when trying to put them right next to the street tiles, (Note: The street tiles are unnecessarily thick which aided to the misalignment as the cement blocks were placed atop sidewalk tiles. Which would require me to apply floor tiles to offset the really thick street tiles.) So to remedy this issue I had to place a wall atop an adjacent model than drag it over so it would not sink and mess up the alignment of the map. This is when I stopped and realized, I'm doing a lot to make up for the difficulty of this software, when compared to others the alignment is never an issue and I'd be 10X faster getting a map going. So im refunding and maybe it will be worth my time later, as of now it has a lot to work on in the measurement/alignment department.