MelissaS52

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/images/53635 this is what im struggling with

no its not only just upside down, I'm meaning it gets put on the plaque with only a faction of the weapon on the actual plaque, meaning it looks like it's on the wall with a plaque beside it https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/images/53635

I just did what you said by looking at how there were made and mine are set up the same way vanilla is, linked ref and all. Is this just a glitch that can't be solved?

So I'm creating my very first mod, so I'm new to this. I need help with creating weapon plaques and racks and getting them to work properly. I have followed Darkfox127 on youtube exactly and they keep placing weapons unside down or really crooked. I have rotated the activators and plaques themselves so they aren't on any zeros or right angles (0, 90,180..). I don't know what else to do or what I'm doing wrong. I also have some rotated so they are vertical plaques and I don't know if I should have rotated them the other direction to get them vertical, I don't know if that matters. Thank you to anyone that has any suggestions or solutions!

Thank you so much!!!

For Skyrim Special Edition. So I'm new to modding and I am having trouble creating scripts. I'm trying to create displays to display unique objects (Like Paragons, bugs in a jar, claws, etc.) like on shelves or gem holders and such, in a way that once placed it's static and cannot be moved unless picked up by the player. like how the displays in Dragon Cliff Manor work, where it is just activated and the object is placed. I also wouldn't care if you had to enter a chest screen and put the items in the chest for them to be placed. I've tried doing it the way Darkfox127 did in his one tutorial video called Unique Display Cases, but I couldn't figure out a script. I'm only trying to create a home mod and if anyone can help me write one or teach me I would obviously credit them if I ever uploaded the mod to the public. Any help or advice is appreciated.