Precise Item Placement - Easy Object Manipulation

Description

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This mod adds a user-friendly UI that lets you select any object in the world and precisely adjust its position (X, Y, Z) and rotation (RotX, RotY, RotZ). You can also disable gravity on selected objects for fine-tuned placement.

There are no restrictions on what can be selected, so you can even move static objects like chairs, etc.

However, only the locations of objects that are saved (books, swords, ect...) will persist after loading.

How to install

• []Install Blueprint Mod Loader

  []Extract archive files in folder in C:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Content\Paks\~mods

  []Press J in game to open the mod loader and type "EasyObjectManipulation" then press enter

  []Close the mod loader

  []Press / to open the mod menu

  []Double-click an object using the cursor to select it

  []Use UI or shortcut keys listed below

  Ps: if you edit "Step in cm" value validate your change by pressing enter

  Unreal Engine Physics and Gravity

  Game objects in Unreal Engine are composed of static meshes. If an object is complex, it can even have multiple static meshes!

  When creating a game in Unreal Engine, developers decide in advance whether a static mesh will be movable or not. This allows for performance optimization — for example, a tree mesh can be set to static or stationary, while a plate might be movable so it can be interacted with by the player.

  Once a static mesh is set to static or stationary, its mobility cannot be changed at runtime. That’s why my mod will tell you whether the object you've clicked is static/stationary or movable.

  The only way to make a static object movable is to create a mod and change its mobility setting. this mod does not cover that subject.

  Regarding gravity:

  Movable static meshes can have gravity toggled on or off at runtime, but this setting won’t be saved after loading — it's baked into the mesh when the game is built.

  It makes me a bit sad to have to explain this, but obviously:

  • []You won’t be able to move an object along the Z-axis unless you turn off gravity.

  • Similarly, most objects won’t rotate properly unless gravity is disabled.

  Regarding collision:

  Latest update adds a button to toggle collision on/off if you don't disable gravity with collision off, the object will go through the floor.

  You can use the Reset button to recover from this mistake.

  UI shortcut key