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: This tripped me up too for a bit. Make sure you are loading your data in. Look at this section ->[[Getting_Started#Creating_Your_First_Plugin]] [[User:Zengief|Zengief]] 22:57, 7 February 2012 (EST) | : This tripped me up too for a bit. Make sure you are loading your data in. Look at this section ->[[Getting_Started#Creating_Your_First_Plugin]] [[User:Zengief|Zengief]] 22:57, 7 February 2012 (EST) | ||
:: Yeah, it took me a lot of trial and error...I'm adding the undocumented steps to the tutorial so first time users won't have as hard a time as I did. This is why the people who created the tools are the wrong people to write tutorials for total newbies (heh) - when you have been using a tool for a long time, your brain tends to just skip over some steps that seem obvious to you, but to someone who's never seen it aren't obvious at all. [[User:RedwoodElf|RedwoodElf]] | :: Yeah, it took me a lot of trial and error...I'm adding the undocumented steps to the tutorial so first time users won't have as hard a time as I did. This is why the people who created the tools are the wrong people to write tutorials for total newbies (heh) - when you have been using a tool for a long time, your brain tends to just skip over some steps that seem obvious to you, but to someone who's never seen it aren't obvious at all. [[User:RedwoodElf|RedwoodElf]] | ||
== Problems with "Fitting the Pieces Together" == | |||
The wiki says: | |||
"Click and drag inside the Render Window to move the newly-created wall piece. With grid-snapping turned on, it will lock into place relatively easily." | |||
... but for me, Click+Drag creates a selection box, like when click+dragging to select several icons on a Windows desktop. Clicking on the wall inside the Render Window deselects the object and I'm unable to move it. | |||
Revision as of 16:39, 8 February 2012
COCMarkerHeading
I am new to the Creation (or Bethesda engines in general) and personally have no idea what how to spawn a COCMarkerHeading, but it appears to be rather important. Could someone knowledgeable add in a sentence or two explaining how to create and edit one near the bottom of the page when it is brought up? It would be much appreciated. --Gabeslave 21:09, 7 February 2012 (EST)
- COCMarkerHeading can be found in WorldObjects > Static. It is used for the COC console command. Bethesda_Tutorial_World_Hookup explains how to add map markers for quick traveling. See also Markers. --Syneris 23:11, 7 February 2012 (EST)
- You can also find this (and almost anything else) by typing some or all of the form name into the filter box and selecting the *All category at the bottom of the Object Window's hierarchy list. Joel Burgess 04:16, 8 February 2012 (EST)
UnitScaleRef.jpg
In figure three (UnitScaleRef.jpg) the bar showing 256 units seems to be out of scale. greenglasslizard 2/17/2012
No STATIC > Dungeons
Just downloaded the creation kit and came straight here. There is no catagory called Static > Dungeons under World Objects in the object panel. There is "Static" but nothing in there is called "Dungeons" RedwoodElf
- This tripped me up too for a bit. Make sure you are loading your data in. Look at this section ->Getting_Started#Creating_Your_First_Plugin Zengief 22:57, 7 February 2012 (EST)
- Yeah, it took me a lot of trial and error...I'm adding the undocumented steps to the tutorial so first time users won't have as hard a time as I did. This is why the people who created the tools are the wrong people to write tutorials for total newbies (heh) - when you have been using a tool for a long time, your brain tends to just skip over some steps that seem obvious to you, but to someone who's never seen it aren't obvious at all. RedwoodElf
Problems with "Fitting the Pieces Together"
The wiki says:
"Click and drag inside the Render Window to move the newly-created wall piece. With grid-snapping turned on, it will lock into place relatively easily."
... but for me, Click+Drag creates a selection box, like when click+dragging to select several icons on a Windows desktop. Clicking on the wall inside the Render Window deselects the object and I'm unable to move it.