masterguyperson

Thanks for the additional tips dude, much appreciated!

Right, I gotcha, I never got too deep into the GECK, but I definitely did enjoy using it when I did, always loved to cluttered worlds in Bethesda games and making my own cluttered areas. Though, have to say, my favorite map maker is probably the Hammer Editor, that or maybe the most recent Radiant edition for Black Ops 3.

That there is some great info, thank you! That should help out a bit, but dang, these tools could use some adjusting in my opinion, haha! I remember I used to tinker with the G.E.C.K., back in Fallout 3, and I don't recall having this much of an issue building things, but that just may be my bad memory, hahaha!

Thanks, that may help a little bit. I think a better way to describe the problem here is that I am currently trying to place down floor pieces. (And mind you, I do have the two snap settings turned on while I am doing this) The first floor piece I have to rotate so it fits in the world in the orientation that I want. But because the axis is not aligned with the piece (currently the axis is diagonal across the square floor piece), when I want to say, move another floor piece left or right on the z plane as to connect it to the first floor piece, I can only seem to move it diagonally, which is causing a heap of problems. Also the floor pieces don't seem to want to snap together? Hmm, perhaps pointing me in the direction of a tutorial that covers this topic? I've looked around and haven't quite found one covering this problem. And thank you for the input!

Hi there. So I have decided to delve into the creation kit for fo4. Not my first time using development tools, but as with all software, they have their learning curves. So my question is, is it possible to rotate the axis gizmo of an object? Whenever I place an object in the world, and then rotate it, for example: a floor piece, the axis of the object remains in the same position as before I rotated the object, while the object is now skewed and not aligned with the axis. I must be missing something or some tricks here, because this makes it a real pain to try and align these objects with other objects and props. Any insight or help would be much appreciated!! Thanks!