Changing Unit Placement

[speed2]

Hello, Ive started using big walls from campaign on my maps by putting them into cliffs, example:



Problem that I have with that is that not every wall can be placed as Id wanted it, some are just floating in air. I also found out why it is. For example this wall:



it cant be placed excatly in the corner cause it would be floating, from what Ive seen it depends where icon of the wall is, in this case its in wrong corner of the wall (it is in bottom right, but should be in bottom left). When walls is spawned at the beginning of the game, the main part (where the icon is and center of it) is in the cliff so its just floating



and this is how game tooks its placement, its off center.



Also hitbox of wall is taken from that place



I already know how to change hitbox (that is what Im gonna do) but my question is how can I move center of the wall so it can be placed in cliff. That will also fix hitboxes with little adjusts to size of it.

I was told that hitboxes can be changed in this window, but I wasnt able to find if any of these lines can change unit placement.



So does everyone know what I need to change to achieve it?
Thanks for help.

[The Mak]

I have never had any luck changing the hitbox center within the *.bp file. Whatever values I placed never seemed to move it. I always had to load the model into a 3D modeling program and move the hitbox in there.

I have a relevant post over at GPG forums; when the forum is back up I will post a link to it.

[Sheeo]

You would have to modify the mesh to do that.

As for the hitbox, it can be offset using the relevant offset{x,y,z}-values.

[lextoc]

The walls are pretty and all but I really had the icons when you zoom out

[speed2]

The walls are pretty and all but I really had the icons when you zoom out

Im changing them to normal small wall icon instead of generic civilian building, looks like this:

Before:



After:

[speed2]

You would have to modify the mesh to do that.

As for the hitbox, it can be offset using the relevant offset{x,y,z}-values.

What does it take to modify the mesh? Do you know how to do that? And if so, could you do me some little guide how to do it for one so I can do the rest, or am I asking too much?

[Sheeo]

You would have to modify the mesh to do that.

As for the hitbox, it can be offset using the relevant offset{x,y,z}-values.

What does it take to modify the mesh? Do you know how to do that? And if so, could you do me some little guide how to do it for one so I can do the rest, or am I asking too much?

It takes modelling software, such as 3ds max/maya, and an importer/exporter from moho's model format for said software.

Personally I have not worked with it, but there are multiple people around in the community that have -- I cannot guide you specifically though

[speed2]

Oh shit I need to find for that someone like this: