You have to select all the objects/entities and move them up so they are above the ground of the terrain, then press END on your keyboard. Then they all will align to the height of the terrain. It might also work to just select the parent and the rest will follow. But if not just click the parent and then select children, or maybe ctrl-A.
Can you do more for tutorials OHD? The landscape materials are driving me nuts. Also figuring out which files need to be in my mod folder vs what can stay in the actual ohd folders. It's all super confusing
Personally I found it more convenient. Just due to the fact that you can just drag the house around or duplicate it and it takes everything else with it. Hope I answered your question correctly
@@Piano_man4854 That makes sense. I like the prefab method as well. I wonder which method is better for performance? I was actually asking @invert6actual585 why he puts the generic entity as a child to the house and not the other way around. I wasn't sure if that was the proper way or it was just preference.
Your videos have saved me an immense amount of time! Thank you for sharing your knowledge
You have to select all the objects/entities and move them up so they are above the ground of the terrain, then press END on your keyboard. Then they all will align to the height of the terrain.
It might also work to just select the parent and the rest will follow. But if not just click the parent and then select children, or maybe ctrl-A.
Keep it up! More like this plz :)
Can you do more for tutorials OHD? The landscape materials are driving me nuts. Also figuring out which files need to be in my mod folder vs what can stay in the actual ohd folders. It's all super confusing
I use GenericEntity from create menu and use that as a child under the house and put all the trees/fences etc in that.
O damn I’ll give that a try! Thanks my man
What's your reason for not making the house the child of the generic entity and putting the trees and fences as children of the house?
Personally I found it more convenient. Just due to the fact that you can just drag the house around or duplicate it and it takes everything else with it.
Hope I answered your question correctly
@@Piano_man4854 That makes sense. I like the prefab method as well. I wonder which method is better for performance? I was actually asking @invert6actual585 why he puts the generic entity as a child to the house and not the other way around. I wasn't sure if that was the proper way or it was just preference.
@@dylanwright907 so i can adjust the trees to the terrain slope easier.
Yo link to the discord isnt in the description, im already in it but just letting you know 😝
W piano man