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   Zorkaz

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   07 February 2019, 6:14PM

   I really hope it's comprehensible. Point out where it isn't
   
   For starters: Try creating an object using cinderblocks, planks and plywood.
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      redkn1ght

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      07 February 2019, 7:52PM

      This is great man, Thank you!
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   choochoo1

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   07 September 2019, 7:13AM

   I really wanna thank you man, I was trying to make furniture and it just kept falling through the floor or freaking out. this helped a lot. KUDOS!
   
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      Zorkaz

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      07 September 2019, 9:36AM

      Glad to help out
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   kinggath

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   09 February 2019, 7:07AM

   As a massive user of SCOLs, I very much appreciate the little physics thing!
   
   I can also offer you a little tidbit to make your process easier:
   
   If you include the static form StaticCollectionPivotDummy in your SCOL, that object will become your origin. So you can always control where your nodes are relative to without having to adjust the transform in Nifskope!
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      Zorkaz

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      09 February 2019, 7:28AM

      Ah, I will try that out later and update the description.
      If I only had known this 300 objects earlier.
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   TakahashiThePimp

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   08 February 2019, 12:32AM

   Just wanted to say thanks for taking the time to make this tutorial. It is very easy to follow and will definitely be useful for what I want to do.
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   Nerevarina2013

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   07 February 2019, 9:13PM

   You are really, really good at doing these!
   Even I get it
   Thank you!
   Great work