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Thread: Hanging items on walls, and suits of armour

Vrrkezzssk
Tue Sep 16, 2003 4:22 am
#1

I've seen a lot of houses with weapons and items hanging on the walls, and suits of armour set up. How is this done?
Lunchbox2k3
Tue Sep 16, 2003 4:33 am
#2

You can drop a full suit of Armor, and it will stand up just like someone was in it. Clothes too.



As far as hanging stuff on the walls, the only way to my knowledge is to do it at the stairwell. Get on the 1st step, face the wall, and drop an item. Go up a few steps and repeat. Of course this won't work if your house doesn't have steps.....




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Vrrkezzssk
Tue Sep 16, 2003 4:59 am
#3






Lunchbox2k3 wrote:

You can drop a full suit of Armor, and it will stand up just like someone was in it. Clothes too.



As far as hanging stuff on the walls, the only way to my knowledge is to do it at the stairwell. Get on the 1st step, face the wall, and drop an item. Go up a few steps and repeat. Of course this won't work if your house doesn't have steps.....









I've seen blasters and backpacks hanging on walls in Small Houses, so there has to be another way to do it.


Thanks for the info!


Hypnosia
Tue Sep 16, 2003 5:23 am
#4

using the (/move <forward/back> <number> command and the (/rotate <left/right> <number> command as well as dropping on stairs (to determine height) is currently the only way to set anything on the Z axis.


backpacks have a specific height because it's clothing/armor, which is all set at a specific height already. i've seen someone with a full suit of padded armor with a BH backpack high on 1 wall, looks really good. that must've taken quite a while to set everything correctly. (it's on a far wall away from the stairs).


also, using the /rotate command is the only way to rotate anything not in increments of 90 degrees. all my furniture that are against the arc'd wall(medium naboo house) at the back of the house are all on different angles flat against the wall, using 2-3 degree incrementation to set it correctly. it's not that hard, it just takes time.




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