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I saw in someones house where they had put a structure crafting station on a table. When I try and do this it always just apears on the floor. I was wondering if anyone could tell me how i can place an item ontop of another item in a house.

To the best of my knowledge, the only way you can do this right now is to have a house that comes with stairs. If you place the item on a stair step and then move it around it will be "stuck" in the air. So it takes some doing but you can get alot of items to appear on top of others if you have stairs.

Really think there needs to be a /move up and /move down command for furniture.

I was in a large Tatooine house yesterday. It was a pub, and on that top levelin the first room the owner had set up tables, that had glasses on top of them properly. I wish the guy had been online, so he could have told me how he did it - that's the highest point in alarge Tatooine house. I can't move glasses from my living room in my medium Naboo to the "kitchen" because the item stops at doorways.

I dont know what you guys are talking about. I just set up a cantina for a friend and simply placed Aitha and Caf on all the tables. It woouldnt suprise me if you can't put a frickin crafting station on one but smaller items dont require the stairway exploit

Oh this was a small naboo house no stairways to use anyways. Maybe the type of table matters or what you are placing on it, but it is possible. Try different items and forget about a large crafting station or anything else fitting on a table. Even a crafting tool would be too big.

I'm on bria, though I dont think that matters at all

Pogo
Architecht

Well, I have a "heirloom drinking glass" that goes on the floor instead of my table...

I think that they are asking you how you did that Pogo

Yes Pogo, I'm curious how you did that...I have furniture that is not very pretty on the floor.

Yes, I would like to know too, & how do you angle furniture at 45 degree angles? I've seen it done, but when I picked up the furniture to move it, it won't go back at that angle.

To angle furniture (or move it) just type /rotate left 45 (or /rotate right 45)

You can use this /rotate <left/right> <1-180> where 1-180 is degrees to rotate.

You can also move with /move <forward/back> <1-50>

Remember that with moving forward/back though the item will be moved fwd/back in relation to the direction you are facing at the time the command is issued.

thanks a ton!

it could be that some of the food items fall at different heights, not unlike backpacs, pants, shirts, helmets and such... this allowing some items to appear on tables.