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Better Doodads for Custom House Wall
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I highly suggest you to use the wall in this Indoor doodads pack which includes a windows hole in the wall for you to place some windows in it which the doodad pack here includes also.
And actually while placing those walls, you can hold the Shift key to remove the pathing of the wall you're using so that you can collide it with other doodads or destructibles.
I highly suggest you to use the wall in this Indoor doodads pack which includes a windows hole in the wall for you to place some windows in it which the doodad pack here includes also.
And actually while placing those walls, you can hold the Shift key to remove the pathing of the wall you're using so that you can collide it with other doodads or destructibles.
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You're using a doodad with a pathing am I right?
It would be better if you remove the pathing texture of the fence doodad then just add the pathing through pathing blockers. Those spaces are there because of the doodad's pathing texture.
You'll be able to make a lot more better terrains if you work with doodads with no pathing then just add pathing blockers.
https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums...ials-278/advanced-terraining-tutorial-203428/ Read F.Pathing
https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/general-mapping-tutorials-278/pathing-everything-about-154558/
The wall you're using looks perfectly fine.
It would be better if you remove the pathing texture of the fence doodad then just add the pathing through pathing blockers. Those spaces are there because of the doodad's pathing texture.
You'll be able to make a lot more better terrains if you work with doodads with no pathing then just add pathing blockers.
https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums...ials-278/advanced-terraining-tutorial-203428/ Read F.Pathing
https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/general-mapping-tutorials-278/pathing-everything-about-154558/
The wall you're using looks perfectly fine.
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