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I'm falling through the deck. :)

Plato Cochrane
Registered User
Join date: 25 Oct 2006
Posts: 234
08-12-2007 14:33
Hi, I rezzed a pre-fab (copy, modify, no transfer) house on my parcel and made some minor changes to it. On a part of the house I didn't make *any* changes to, I am now falling through a portion of the deck when it is walked upon. This house doesn't cross sim boundaries--so that isn't it. This weird problem isn't happening on any other part of the deck or floors so I'm wondering what happened? The house is furnished and modified, so I would rather not delete it and rez a new copy to fix it. I guess I'm going to replace the section of deck that is a problem--however, I was just curious as to what I goofed up?
Jillian Callahan
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Join date: 24 Jun 2004
Posts: 3,766
08-12-2007 14:38
From: Plato Cochrane
Hi, I rezzed a pre-fab (copy, modify, no transfer) house on my parcel and made some minor changes to it. On a part of the house I didn't make *any* changes to, I am now falling through a portion of the deck when it is walked upon. This house doesn't cross sim boundaries--so that isn't it. This weird problem isn't happening on any other part of the deck or floors so I'm wondering what happened? The house is furnished and modified, so I would rather not delete it and rez a new copy to fix it. I guess I'm going to replace the section of deck that is a problem--however, I was just curious as to what I goofed up?
Unless you checked "Phantom" on the editor window in the "Object" tab, it's probably just a corrupted prim.

If the house is copy-able (and you have sufficinet prims on your land), you can fix this easy and quick:

Select the object in question for editing.
Hold down the SHIFT key while dragging the object upward.
This makes a copy of the item. The copy will be where the original was when you first selected it.
Delete the original.

All should be well witht he copy.
Plato Cochrane
Registered User
Join date: 25 Oct 2006
Posts: 234
08-12-2007 15:08
Thank you so much Jillian! I will try that. :)