Housing items that need camera collision

[Jojoya]

We're at the point now that we need camera collision added to certain housing items used to create room divisions both vertical and horizontal. I thought a thread specific to these items would be a good idea because it's a concern that's frequently expressed and getting more so now that we're able to easily create lofts with the new housing items.

The items I can think of off the top of my head are:

Mounted Bookcase
Wooden Loft
White Rectangular Partition
Imitation Square Window
Fool's Threshold
Tier 3 and 4 Aquariums (normal and Metal)

Door Partitions would also be nice though possibly awkward if it meant that there would be collision in the doorway regardless of the door being open or closed.


Are there others you can think of? Or some you disagree should have the camera collision?

[not_ya_wify]

We're at the point now that we need camera collision added to certain housing items used to create room divisions both vertical and horizontal. I thought a thread specific to these items would be a good idea because it's a concern that's frequently expressed and getting more so now that we're able to easily create lofts with the new housing items.

The items I can think of off the top of my head are:

Mounted Bookcase
Wooden Loft
White Rectangular Partition
Imitation Square Window
Fool's Threshold
Tier 3 and 4 Aquariums (normal and Metal)

Door Partitions would also be nice though possibly awkward if it meant that there would be collision in the doorway regardless of the door being open or closed.


Are there others you can think of? Or some you disagree should have the camera collision?

While I agree that we need normal camera collision and zoom in housing mode (in addition to a toggle for object collision, to decorate lofts more easily), I think that the imitation windows and portals won't be able to collide. Even now they are not solid in regular mode. And they don't need to be because a lot of people use imitation square windows as doors and want to be able to walk through them.