[GUIDE p4.1] Housing Glitches : Placing (almost) everything (almost) everywhere!

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Originally Posted by ern815

Resurrecting the old thread.. Does anyone know if the old loft glitch still works? I know there is wooden loft now but i wonder if the old ones still work.

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I believe they do, but they're still a pain in the rear to get to work.

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Originally Posted by Kytrin

I believe they do, but they're still a pain in the rear to get to work.

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Thanks! Glad to hear that it still works considering I prefer to use the thick stages than the thin wooden loft from time to time. Sometimes it's more aesthetically pleasing.

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Originally Posted by ern815

Thanks! Glad to hear that it still works considering I prefer to use the thick stages than the thin wooden loft from time to time. Sometimes it's more aesthetically pleasing.

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No problem! Good luck in getting them to cooperate! :)

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Originally Posted by ern815

Thanks! Glad to hear that it still works considering I prefer to use the thick stages than the thin wooden loft from time to time. Sometimes it's more aesthetically pleasing.

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You can still float the stages with the same glitches used to place/float other items. You do need to start it with using another item like the Rivera Open-Shelf Bookcase before you switch to Stage Panel+Riviera Wall Shelf or Wooden Loft.

For me, that's a lot faster (takes 5-10 minutes tops) than using the old wall glitch (which could take me up to an hour to find the perfect angle and spot to get the placement to take). It also allows you to have more of the stage accessible if you want instead of being limited to exactly half of the stage since the wall glitch required snapping the anchor point flush with the wall.

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Originally Posted by Jojoya

You can still float the stages with the same glitches used to place/float other items. You do need to start it with using another item like the Rivera Open-Shelf Bookcase before you switch to Stage Panel+Riviera Wall Shelf or Wooden Loft.

For me, that's a lot faster (takes 5-10 minutes tops) than using the old wall glitch (which could take me up to an hour to find the perfect angle and spot to get the placement to take). It also allows you to have more of the stage accessible if you want instead of being limited to exactly half of the stage since the wall glitch required snapping the anchor point flush with the wall.

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The stage panel + Riveria wall shelf is one of the best new glitch move done, thanks! It actually made my life a lot more easier.

Truly, the day SE allows us to place any floor item on lofts, is the day a revolution in FFXIV house design happens.

I've done my share of glitching things into creative places but it's such a slog and easy to inadvertently ruin do to snapping. Being able to place floor items on lofts would alleviate much of that and would virtually eliminate the need for glitching. Even a novice house builder would be able to do some of the creative impressive things those who can handle the glitch process can currently do.

I really hope that SE realizes this and just flags lofts to take floor items in addition to table top items.

Does anyone know what was used to design the loft and the display in the middle? It looks pretty cool.

https://housingsnap.com/11997

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Originally Posted by ern815

Does anyone know what was used to design the loft and the display in the middle? It looks pretty cool.

https://housingsnap.com/11997

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The loft area is a combination of Flooring Mats plus Mahogany Aqueducts (dyed either Snow White or Pure White). The center table display uses Imitation Long Windows but can't tell what else is being used.

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Originally Posted by Jojoya

The loft area is a combination of Flooring Mats plus Mahogany Aqueducts (dyed either Snow White or Pure White). The center table display uses Imitation Long Windows but can't tell what else is being used.

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It looks like the base of the interior display are the little white square partitions... name escapes me off hand, and possibly a low floated loft for the wood.