[Request] Please allow resize feature for furniture

[RuuHei]

I agree with Penthea.

To be honest, most of the things in the housing/apartment isn't even interactable unless you are the owner or tenent of the house.

I think it would be fair to have this system because there are so much other things that aren't just based for visitors.

[Shouko]

I think the issue could be that if you resized a chair to Lalafell proportions and then another character tries to sit on it (and if the game is unable to say "no you don't fit"), it might do very strange things with their sitting animation/pose? Everything you can sit on is a set height, and so the sitting poses are designed with that distance between the seat and floor in mind.

They would just clip through, SE loves clipping as you can see via long hair. I highly doubt they would code it to make it so you can't sit or lay in something.

[RuuHei]

They would just clip through, SE loves clipping as you can see via long hair. I highly doubt they would code it to make it so you can't sit or lay in something.

To be honest, I can actually see this happening. I can see everyone sitting on small chairs and not have any problems. ^^

[Leadleaf]

Rateup for giant stuffed dolls.

[Rofel]

There is a cottage in Dimwold/Fringes, if I'm not mistaken, where you can find a Manor Oven without the ugly shelves and in the proper height to a lalafell.

They are toying with the idea... jut gotta start giving us some of it!

[RuuHei]

So, yeah, it'd be nice to make stuff for little people anywhere, but I just don't see it in this game.

The problem is you are missing the point of this. There is a lot of items in which things are either too small or too big. This kind of problem doesn't exist only for Lalafells but rather ever race has some sort of issue in terms size cause every race varies in height.

If there is cottages then I am sure there will be some sort of system implemented for Lalafells anyways. There is already sightings of Lala sized items.

The only reason why I requested this is because even as a different race, there is still a lot of issues for furniture.

[The_NPC]

I'm more miffed as to why we sit on the bloodly edge of the seat, regardless of race, for every "sit" emote usable object... I mean come on have u tried that in RL (butt in the literal edge of the seat yet sitting like ur fully on it) I did once, it looks like ur just "hyper rdy to not be sitting". Size of the stuff is something I can manage with using a "shortest-setting" fem Highlander but the "sit" emote for chairs & stuff like them bugs the crap outa me I just want my avi to actually look relaxed in that chair.

[Iscah]

I'm more miffed as to why we sit on the bloodly edge of the seat, regardless of race, for every "sit" emote usable object... I mean come on have u tried that in RL (butt in the literal edge of the seat yet sitting like ur fully on it) I did once, it looks like ur just "hyper rdy to not be sitting".

I actually do tend to sit like that in real life. I think because I'm short - sitting on the edge of the seat means I can put my feet flat on the floor more easily than sitting 'properly' in some chairs. (Right now at my computer, the chair height that is comfortable to type at is also just high enough that my heels are off the floor, so I'm sitting forwards.)

I did find it funny that one of the sitting pose options for my character basically my own (bad) sitting posture - perched on the edge of the seat and hunched forward.


For looking comfortable in the big armchairs in-game, I actually ended up standing on it and then using the /groundsit option and a 'legs curled up' pose.

[DarkDedede]

Being able to flip/mirror a piece of furniture would also be a nice feature.

[RuuHei]

Being able to flip/mirror a piece of furniture would also be a nice feature.

That sound's like a great idea too! ^^ Then we can have an additional button for flipping/mirror next to the move and rotate buttons as well.
I am surprised we didn't actually have this feature beforehand and it didn't come to my mind until I just read this post.