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I zoomed in inside of the big pad and just kept highlighting until it registered. I've never had a real problem with it, to be honest. BUT if you're on xbox, it might be easier to use the cache...

He's saying that you can put a pad into a prop, but not the other way around. You still need to add constraints to keep it from earthquaking.

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Been waiting to post about this until I got the video made, but I made a working ladder. I posted pictures in my park thread a bit ago, but I'll post here incase people haven't seen it.
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Yeah come on, this isnt the "Tease. everybody. with. a. lot. of. periods." thread.

Yeah, I mentioned it a few posts back. Where are you getting confused with the basketball hoop though?




The more you constrain movement, the less glitching/quaking. Ghost pads can happen to...

Was this kind of what you're aiming for?

http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff19/briden108/1762522.jpg


The basketball hoop was one of the tougher ones, but it's all just a matter of breaking...

Yeah I'm on 360, how far along in the process do you need more pics?

Messed around a bit trying to polish my efforts, using two droppables in one pad and constraining all movement.
Like the stock manual pad but wish it was a little thinner?...

As far as I know, yes, all props will work. Some of course will be more glitchy than others, but this could be worked around by constraining movement with more ground pads. I only got to dick around...

The ground pads come in three different sizes. The Ramp droppable I was using fits inside of the biggest one, you can see it in the pictures. Other droppables fit into smaller pads, and some (the...

Alright, I figured out my own way, can't get it EXACTLY like the original video, but my way works just as well. Here goes, tutorial with Pictures.



The featured droppable object is the Ramp. I...

Quick vid showcasing the merged flatbars, then one where i removed the ground pad, then I copy-pasted the spot and levitated it to see it from the side.

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Yeah, he hasn't been online since I noticed what it was. I'll post a video and download link (xbox, sorry old skooler) when I get home from class tonight.

No, this was completely planned, nothing random about it. The uploader had ramps underneath the ground pieces so that the droppables would rest perfectly and create little flatbars above the ground....

I downloaded a park recently where somebody had a droppable object embedded into a floor pad. I tried for a long time to replicate it myself but to no avail. Can anybody please tell me how to do this?

I'm going to copy-paste this from the kids table, I know it helped me a lot.




Now for my own input


One of my favorite objects to mess around with, Danny Way's Hawaiian Hut: