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Thread: How On Earth!!!!

LOCOLeaderX
Wed Aug 13, 2003 10:46 am
#1

I went to a house last night they had chairs at 45 degree angles, there was also items like food on tables (not on the floor) they had lamps high up on the wall. And bone armor segments next to the doors at head level named things like crafting room, lounge …


What I want to know is how did they do it? I heard you can drop thing on the stairs and move them around but how do you get them in to different rooms that way? And the chairs I have no idea how they did it.


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like this with the chairs faceing the table




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CCub
Wed Aug 13, 2003 10:52 am
#2

The chair bit is pretty simple. If you target an item that you've dropped in the house, you can rotate it by command, just typing /rotate left or /rotate right and the number of degrees.


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Naphtoe
Wed Aug 13, 2003 10:55 am
#3

Target the chair and type /rotate left 45 (/rotate <direction><degrees>


The rotate left/right commands on the circular menu always rotate 90 degrees but you can put in any degree in the typed command. Takes a litle playing with, but it works.


I have also heard of tusing stairs to get levels, but I only have a small house, so have not been able to play with it.


Good Luck,


Naphtoe

LOCOLeaderX
Wed Aug 13, 2003 11:07 am
#4

Ahh thank you
So is there a /height or /move command?



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Fyro
Wed Aug 13, 2003 11:11 am
#5

Drop your item on a stairway or balcony, them move it. It will remain at the same place on the Y axis (up in the air) as it was when it was resting on the stairs.

Move it until it's flush with a wall, or over a table and you've hung it on the wall or set it on top of another piece of furniture.
SuperNova
Thu Aug 14, 2003 12:19 am
#6

/move forward|back distance



I'd approximate distance to a foot or less.



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