marxercise

While you cannot fix it in position (as far as I know), explicitly setting its position works well enough. With non-static (inventory) items, the tricky part is that an object's reported position may not be where you see it. For instance, I drop a bowl, then place it on a table. I getpos z: -250, so I setpos z -250, expecting to stay put, but it has been repositioned to floor where I dropped it, not where I placed it afterward. (Or more accurately, it has been moved along the z-axis straight down and under the table -- or sometimes to the height at which it first appeared after removing it from inventory.) That's easy enough to deal with, but it usually requires the unexpected steps of meticulously setting all 3 axes.