Salem

The only way I can get behind that blazer is if I tweaker click like crazy, trying different angles and manage to wedge my self in somehow. This is pretty silly considering the fact that the space is twice as wide as my character

Yes yes lower hitbox of everything and only apply a "minimum distance" when placed pls. That could solve the problem.

trungdle wrote:Yes yes lower hitbox of everything and only apply a "minimum distance" when placed pls. That could solve the problem.

the minimum distance is already only applied while placing.

All bounding boxes are squares or rectangles. Are you sure your brazier is lined up right? It looks like it might be crooked, which would make that space you're trying to squeeze into smaller than it should be.

Can we turn then into circle instead ?

trungdle wrote:Can we turn then into circle instead ?

Seems we can't, unfortunately.

TotalyMeow wrote:

trungdle wrote:Can we turn then into circle instead ?

Seems we can't, unfortunately.

it would help then if we could see the hitbox when placing

TotalyMeow wrote:All bounding boxes are squares or rectangles. Are you sure your brazier is lined up right? It looks like it might be crooked, which would make that space you're trying to squeeze into smaller than it should be.

So you mean its like a diamond, with the edge sticking out and blocking my path?

Meaning I need to destroy my precious blazer and build a new one?

rustles wrote:

TotalyMeow wrote:All bounding boxes are squares or rectangles. Are you sure your brazier is lined up right? It looks like it might be crooked, which would make that space you're trying to squeeze into smaller than it should be.

So you mean its like a diamond, with the edge sticking out and blocking my path?

Meaning I need to destroy my precious blazer and build a new one?

Yes, and only if you really want to be able to walk between the brazier and the wall. Otherwise, just be careful how you build them from now on. Use shift-mousewheel to line them up on the 45 degree snap and then look at the sign once placed to be sure it's at a 90 and not at a 45 degree angle. The angle of the sign will show you what angle you placed something at.