Could you make a video showcasing the new corpus decorations that were added, I am a console player and I haven’t been able to find any videos showing any of the new decorations.

@@rebeccachambers4701 So I've been told, just never get around to it

I got best solution Im just gonna kill myself

Does this apply anymore? I feel like they updated and I don't see a slide option anymore

No cry, only clip

Honestly, they really should just chill out with this. Like actually it's a waste of devs time and resources that they constantly try to patch out fun stuff but they insist. Pretty sure im too late to build anything in the dry dock skybox because they hunt this down so relentlessly

You can doooooo eeeeeeeeeet

Once you start you will LoVe it.

Happy I’m able to help. Someone else could probably do a much better job at the videos I make, but as it stands I believe I’m the only one who does, I can only hope everyone else is happy with the job I do on these

Happy I could help.

Def worth learning. And glad I could give a laugh :D

LMAO wait so you saw the old one and it never clicked? *wheeze* holy shit that's amazing, I even clarified local in the OG one, BUT as much as I tease, I am glad this one was able to help!

If you don't mind, you should reach out to me on discord and lemme know what stumped you for so long on this. If you were stuck on clipping for a year I have to wonder if that was a failure in teaching on my part, so I'd appreciate you telling me so I can have the info to reevaluate in the future. Thank you! That aside though I'm happy to hear it! Clipping is KEY lol. Also I typically see all comments, unless youtube hides them from me(they have their own keywords that hide comments and I can never see them). Sometimes I'm hella late in reading up on them, but I always check in.

@@VashCowaii Absolutely, I'll be joining up on your discord momentarily

Lmao I love seeing comments like this. The clipping vid doesn't get viewed as much compared to the basics vid, but I think that's because this video appeals more to decorators who have been at it for a while. It always gives me a chuckle to show people this and they're like "wait what." I'm happy you were able to see how to apply it, and do so in your rooms. As for the explanation, you can thank other viewers like you. When I published the first Basics video last year(you aren't going to find it unless you pull up the "outdated" playlist on my channel as the old guides are now unlisted) I only touched briefly on Parallel clipping at the time and more as a joke since I called it "witchcraft" but I got some comments telling me they didn't get how it worked. I had applied both methods in prior rooms but never thought about how it actually worked like you, and I realized I needed to explain better, it was my first guide after all, so I thought about it and came up with that explanation. I don't actually know if my explanation is 100% correct, but so far it can be applied to clip through anything so I'm hoping it is :D I actually left the QoL group earlier this month after about a year of it, so I'll no longer be giving active feedback directly to DE on dojo changes to come(see 2k special announcement vid if you're curious on why) but I'll still be here making vids to explain things I think need explanation, and pointing out stupid things that need to change ;) Don't hesitate to ask questions as you have them, or point out things you think could use an explanation or a better one if I've already tried.

​@@VashCowaii Your video's did much more than just help me understand the systems and fix my old errors now. It really excites me see and find out what I will be able to build using these techniques. I just finished watching the final 4 tutorials and literally every single one taught me something new (and made me laugh). I'm not ashamed to admit that even your very first tutorial tought me a couple things. But especially this one and the Radial decorations open up so many possibilities, almost endless and only limited by the amount and scalability of assets in the game. I think your explanation is 100% spot on, I haven't run into any issues moving an object wherever I want in already fully build (and somewhat crooked) dojorooms. Like you mentioned and demonstrated once you are past that collision detector you can freely move the object through that 'new' angle until you hit the next plain - rinse repeat. Right now I'm trying to get a better feel of it by experimenting, testing to see what looks good and getting inspiration for a large and intricate build. I'll be sure to hook you up if I have any specific questions. First I'll watch all the showcases on your channel and visit other dojo's to get the creative juices flowing. Sad to hear to left QoL and why. I wish you all the best with what you are facing. I'm not sure I was suppose to reply to you again, but just wanted to let you know you got a new subsciber and admirer of your work.

Ye that’s definitely a viable way. In some cases, trying to work around clipping as you gave an example for isn’t a bad way to do things, I only wanted to show methods to clip when such options as yours are not available such as bypassing the floor without going out of bounds. Also the example I showed for the titan fist, there is no placement order you could employ that would achieve that result. I considered talking about a few ways regarding placement order, but since it’s not a catch-all method, I opted to talk about what did.

​@@VashCowaii The reason I like the angle method is to work with grid snap on, and the other one is to make quick placements with big stuff. So now you have three useful clipping methods with advance clipping, clipping with grid snap, and quick large object clipping.

Odds are if you've watched and understand this video and the basics video, you understand more than the majority of the wild decorators out there. More so if you've watched the rest. Bug your clannies to let you try it out

Or start your own clan and slaughter anyone who ever EVER asks to help decorate. *Not giving a deviously scary murderous glare right now*

Forgive me, I missed the LOCAL translation bit! This really was the answer I was looking for, thank you.

@@mikeypettengill4642 Haha glad you got it figured out! I was reading your first comment and thought to myself, "we're gonna have to get him in the discord so he can show us what's going on" but alas, local is the only way clipping works. Let me know if you have other problems or questions!

I think we'd all like it however it wouldn't be as great as you'd think. Since most decorations are NOT symmetrical, even on 1 axis, and anchor points are not in very forgiving places, the mirror function would either: A) mirror imperfectly, and things would be flipped and mismatching or B) it would need to create a form of inverted decoration, for each decoration there is. Since A would be kinda jank, B is clearly the better option, but also just not gonna happen.

I think in terms of making patterns with pieces it would be invaluable also pushing pieces into walls on each side of the room would also eliminate having to break outside of rooms(although that's the first thing I do before each build) anyway get rid of billboard and put this in. I think we'd all like it

You can clip through the base floor with parallel, if you can't it's bc you're either missing something or there are multiple layers you're hitting. If you pop into the discord we can help you determine what's going on.

@@VashCowaii thanks for the reply! I ended up changing to an almost identical object but had a way different anchor location and it ended up having a better blend than my original thing, great video tho honestly has helped me so much ❤️❤️❤️

The basics vid covers every possible input for all consoles, which one you have not specified, but it'll be in there. This video is concepts, once you already know the controls.

Those redzones were removed in the most recent update, I encourage you to watch my recent videos covering those changes.

are you in the discord? if so, whats your discord name

@@biscutzTV I am not.

maybe I should check it out

@@qunningStunts ive made a few Warhammer 40k builds as well, nice to see another member of the Warhammer community into ikeaframe

Lmfao that name, the swap there cracks me up. I'm sure biscutz here would love another WH40K fan. Join for the heresy, stay for the dojos.

Ugh I just now figured it out. I have to hold which axis then use movement then drag. I feel very stupid.

Yep

are you switching to local

@@VashCowaii yes and I actually believe what the problem may be for console players that you do not just press dpad you have to press your dpad to the axis you want and then use the thumb stick to move it while still holding the dpad which may seem like common sense but it’s not lol

@@VashCowaii so in essence 1. Hold dpad direction of desired axis 2. Use right thumb stick to move object

I knew you'd do this

I knew someone, some day, would comment this lmfao, I'm just surprised it took someone this long to do the meme

Time to L E A R N

@@VashCowaiiI-I'll do my best! >~

@@Menderino O_O) I'll be watching