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Sector Imperialis: Warhammer 40k Map

i would love this map, but the collisions are a problem, and place anything inside ruins

This isn't usable. Almost all of the collisions are messed up for the buildings.

These are great ruin sections, bounding boxes make them unplayable though

The pices look quite good but they dont have proper hit boxes for models to be place on :/

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Thanks Doc! I will do that. Also, I put together a terrain kit of components, like you guys wanted, check it out!

Hi.
To get around bounding boxes when creating a map, lock the items and move them in poation with the Gizmo tool, this allows them to overlap as well.
That said, I second the request for the individual components, as they are incredibly well done.

You're very welcome, Farzen! This project took me 2 days to complete, very proud of it. As for the model sections, I'm not sure that separating them would do any good, because of the bounding boxes.

As you probably know, bounding boxes are the invisible shapes in a model which tell the game how close another model can get without being stopped by the model in question.

I've seen a few other models like mine available on the workshop, in sectional form, but they always had issues with their bounding boxes. The bounding boxes always made it impossible to place the sections right next to each other, which would make building a design-your-own terrain kit useless.

I might at some point in the future build a terrain kit with more separated building chunks, so you could build your own buildings using corner chunks, wall chunks, etc., but I won't be able to split the models entirely into just wall sections.

Hey there, very nice looking map. Model pieces are looking great, especially with kill team released last week and using them aswell. However, it seems that they are all linked together that prevent another use on other maps. Can you upload by any chance those models individually ?

As alyways, ty for your work !