It works in a cellarRedlaw wrote:Its place-able at least on any of the 3 main floors of the Windmill, have not tried in the cellar yet, but I placed mine so I have no reason to check if it can.
Does wood/stone type affect colouration?
It works in a cellarRedlaw wrote:Its place-able at least on any of the 3 main floors of the Windmill, have not tried in the cellar yet, but I placed mine so I have no reason to check if it can.
Check out my pro-tips threadDuhhrail wrote:No matter how fast you think you can beat your meat, Jordancoles lies in the shadows and waits to attack his defenseless prey. (tl;dr) Don't afk and jack off.

Yes, as Redlaw said, it does.jordancoles wrote:Does wood/stone type affect colouration?
I'm in the same boat, its awful i have to set placegrid to ~100 just to get objects NEAR perfect, compared to all my barrels perfectly snapped together. perhaps an implementation that allows us to align objects perfectly with other objects, a magnet of sortsOreyeon wrote:I am no longer able to place things with pixel perfection! Though everything I placed before the update is still as it was. It seems all of my old item arrangements are now unique, non-reproducible relics to be preserved at all costs. This isn't so much a complaint as a lamentation of the necessary casualties of progress, I'm still quite happy with it overall (but if this is an unintended consequence with a planned fix, or if I'm simply missing something, I would be even happier).
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.jorb wrote:Ideally the game should play itself.
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.jorb wrote:Ideally the game should play itself.
have the same problem, where can i change the grid so it is like befor?loftar wrote:If you want something similar to the previous placement mode, then try :placegrid 11. The placement will be offset by half a pixel compared to the previous mode, but they should line up in the same way relative to other objects placed with :placegrid 11.
Can you tell us what is the default value? I tried 0 and 1 but they don't seem to be...thxloftar wrote:If you want something similar to the previous placement mode, then try :placegrid 11. The placement will be offset by half a pixel compared to the previous mode, but they should line up in the same way relative to other objects placed with :placegrid 11.