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As you can see by the title, when I get ingame some of my objects are misplaced. It seems it only happens in a certain area. Anyone know what the cause/fix is for this?

are these objects custom or stock? did you change the maps size?

DarthD.U.C.K. wrote:are these objects custom or stock? did you change the maps size?

These are stock. I did not change the size of the map.

Can you post of photo of them in zero editor?
EDIT:
And ingame too please.

Sort of hard to see from the picture, but that huge spiral is misplaced and one of the smaller spirals is too. One of them looks like it's floating in ZE but believe me, it's not.

EDIT: Ok, some of them really look like they're floating in ZE. THEY'RE NOT. I checked ingame and close-up ZE.

It looks like it might be a terrain issue. The terrain that is rendered in-game doesn't always perfectly match the terrain in ZE. Try raising the terrain just a little bit in ZE to compensate (or lower the objects - whichever you prefer).

One question OP, did you always mark the "Build Accurate Collision" box before opening and editting your map? if not, there is the problem.

Eggman wrote:It looks like it might be a terrain issue. The terrain that is rendered in-game doesn't always perfectly match the terrain in ZE. Try raising the terrain just a little bit in ZE to compensate (or lower the objects - whichever you prefer).

I did try this but somehow it didn't work. I'm going to scrap that area and those objects and build a new one there and another one somewhere else, and hopefully they won't have problems.

DarthFannel wrote:One question OP, did you always mark the "Build Accurate Collision" box before opening and editting your map? if not, there is the problem.

Never did. So I checked it while going in, saved, and then munged and nothing new happened.

DarthFannel wrote:One question OP, did you always mark the "Build Accurate Collision" box before opening and editting your map? if not, there is the problem.

As a side note, this is really only ever needed if you are going to burn the object shadows into the terrain. Otherwise leaving it unchecked won't cause issues and saves time.

THEWULFMAN wrote:saves time.

A lot of time.

THEWULFMAN wrote:

DarthFannel wrote:One question OP, did you always mark the "Build Accurate Collision" box before opening and editting your map? if not, there is the problem.

As a side note, this is really only ever needed if you are going to burn the object shadows into the terrain. Otherwise leaving it unchecked won't cause issues and saves time.

REALLY? That's amazing! I've always checked that box when loading in maps. You learn something new every day...