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Thread: placing items high on walls

jokerevo
Sun Aug 24, 2003 3:48 pm
#1

how do u do this?



in a tailor's shop i saw items stacked up above others, creating a nice shelf effect.



do u drop the item and then use /moveup or something? i cant find the command for it




Evo- Romark
Vaporizer
Sun Aug 24, 2003 3:51 pm
#2

I have a Large Corellian type 1, and I drop things while on the stairs, then push them forward to get the shelf effect.



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Elui
Sun Aug 24, 2003 6:18 pm
#3

yes can only be done on houses with stairways.





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jokerevo
Sun Aug 24, 2003 6:58 pm
#4

really?!?!



i saw a medium naboo house - the one with the circular design - that had clothing stacked high on walls. none of the clothes where near stairs






Evo- Romark
Tressa
Sun Aug 24, 2003 9:47 pm
#5

I heard there was some trick that had to do with dropping them on/near a table/chest.....or something like that. I've tried several different ways with no luck. If anyone know how to do this, please share!


Vashjin
Sun Aug 24, 2003 10:16 pm
#6

Once they drop them from the stairs at the level they want they move them using /movefurniture <forward/back> <distance> command. I have a macro for this to drive my stuff all over the room.
Tressa
Mon Aug 25, 2003 7:01 am
#7

I can do the trick with the staircase, but the one i'm talking about can be done in one level homes. It has to do with dropping the item while you are standing near something else. I'm wondering if this isn't possible anymore now that they have made everything non-colloidable. I do think this would be great for a tailoring display, especially for putting things like belts and bustiers together in one place.
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