alexhaberer Posted March 2, 2012 Share Posted March 2, 2012 I'm having problems redecorating my home. I'm able to remove items fine, but when placing items like a container and moving them using the setpos/setangle function the object texture seems moves accordingly but then becomes unusable (if dimensions of the moved item/object doesn't touch the original spawn dimensions location). As well the original spawn location is taken up by invisible space and can block movement to and from that area. The only way i found this to work was if the moved object still intersected with the original spawned location of an item/object. It's like I'm only moving the texture of the object and not the actual object and it's properties for functionality. What am I doing wrong??? Example: 1. markForDelete (selected object) > Save > Load > Object has been deleted. (Works) 2. player.placeatme <id> <amount> OR placeatme (select location) <id> > Item/Object has be placed. (Works) 3. getpos x,y,z / getangle x,y,z > get item/object coordinates. (Works) 4. setpos x,y,z / setangle x,y,z > to position item/object to desired location and angle. (Works but not properly) !! when position is moved a good distance away from the spawned location the object texture moves keeping shape, as well if moved outside of spawned dimensions location item/object functions no longer work like a storage chest that I can't store anything (tested before move) As well the original spawn location keep the dimensions of that item/object as an invisible boundary, and is un-clickable or editable !! 5. Give up testing and ask for help... Thanks, Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gsmanners Posted March 2, 2012 Share Posted March 2, 2012 Interesting. It could be that when you place an object, the game firmly roots it to that spot for caching purposes. I've noticed this symptom for people who try to move things around in their player homes. In a player home, you drop objects you want on the floor and then save. Then immediately load, leave the area and come back. Then move the object. At that point, the object should stay where you place it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alexhaberer Posted March 2, 2012 Author Share Posted March 2, 2012 I will try that and re-post later to see if it worked or not thanks for the tip. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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