Can you lock an object's position in the world?

[DrJim]

Decided to start a new thread on this as it's come up in one form or another in a couple of other threads.

Is there some way to lock an object's position in the world after it has been positioned where you want it? I seem to always get most things in place and then move the ground, sky or some "placed" object and not notice until several steps later - usually when I play the world. I thought I had seen a way somewhere but can't find it.

Jim

[Star wars fan]

that can get annoying it's pretty easy to accidently move the ground I wish I knew how to do that if I find a way I'll post it.

[Mr Nemo]

One option might be to set the objects vehicle to something you don't plan to move, whether it be a tree, the ground, or Fat Elvis. If you find another method please let me know.

[lanceA]

I read this somewhere:

Select ground object
In it's propertie expand the Seldom Used categories
Set isFirstClass to False

The ground should not be able to be moved.

[Mr Nemo]

Good idea!

[DrJim]

Thanks and thanks to MrNemo also. With the help from the two of you, my local gallery now includes a static bunny with his own event that loads automatically. Really nice.:D

Do you remember the reference? I'd like to find out what else is associated with "first class" objects. Think I saw it in the Herbert text but didn't find it with a quick look - will look harder later in the day.

Jim

[lanceA]

I honestly don't remember where I saw or read it. I have a 3-ring binder where I write down any thing I come across which isn't in any of the books. [Edit] It has info that was shared on this forum, etc. Lately I've been searching for info on Alice via the deep web - supposedly much larger (500x) than the surface web that most crawlers can see.

[Mr Nemo]

What tools are you using to search the deep web? I've heard of it before, but have no idea how to use it.:confused: