Substituting Non-Collision Props

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Although this feels like a basic GKC question,
I’m having a problem with season ticket props
I had just been casually building a map for Kat.Cookie when we stumbled upon a problem,
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That plant right there
When Kat and I try to step on it, we fall through
And we ran out of barriers to use, so I have no idea what were supposed to use
Help!

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Is there a Collision Option?

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if yes, then turn it on.

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use another prop. make it invisible

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OH YEAH, USE A BARREL Or Space Box

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wait why cant you use barriers?

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maybe put a small prop with a collision and put it behind the prop that dosen’t have a collision.

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Actually, I’m not sure if Custom Coaster fixed it already, we stopped building so I can’t go back

Sorry If I didn’t make it clear, no, nothing to configure where you would find collison

I would like to scratch my head at this, I’m horrible at substituting
How do I make props invisible again?

I would not if I knew, it would make it look off
“Why am I moving in an oval-like shape on a pointy surface?”
Like I said, I wouldn’t do this if I had 9 spare barriers

Ah Yes, Bingo
I would just

make it invisible

which I do not know how to do
I would also like to apologize for being a rusty GKC player, the map needed renovations and I never saw Kat’s map, I didn’t know she used tons of barriers-

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wait. lemme find an example.
Ok the setting is called “Alpha”, (don’t ask why its called that and not TRANSPARENCY) and set it to like 0.01. that’s the closest to invisible.

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Give me a second to pull up GKC and ill show u.

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it should be located in the tab named “Apperance”

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hm…might ask Kat to try it
Now Alpha would make sense

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That was actually really helpful, but,
Kat finished and
she started glitching through the props, but then again she has memory 99%-

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I don’t think you would have to make it invisible. 1. get a small prop. 2. put that small prop behind the prop that has no collision. if the small prop sticks out then change size and shrink it.

edit: thanks for solution, glad I could help :3

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Oh wait-
That substitutes it perfectly, Kat just needs to get the right angles!
Thanks cinna_cat (I couldn’t think of a better nickname)

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I’m sad I didn’t help :frowning:

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you did help
Kat learned how to make props invisible, although you don’t get marked the solution I counted if you helped towards it
Sorry your explanation wasn’t the perfect substitute, there’s always another time!

I’m stuck with only 6 solutions, I feel you

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