Can't spawn placeables (But can spawn characters)?

[DarthRevan101]

I'm trying to spawn some custom  rubble in the cave on Korriban and for some reason it's just not showing up. 

 

I can't see anything wrong with the script:

void main() {
CreateObject (OBJECT_TYPE_PLACEABLE, "holorubble", Location(Vector (234.07,  180.06, 0.0), 90.0));

}

I've definitely got the utp. of the custom rubble in my Override but it doesn't seem to work with any placeable that I put in the script. 

 

It works fine though when I use the same script but to spawn a character, so I'm a bit lost. I get the feeling I'm making a really obvious mistake but I just can't see it.

[DarthParametric]

Is your tag holorubble correct?

[DarthRevan101]

Is your tag holorubble correct?

 

Yeah and I tried it with a bunch of other placeables too from templates.bif just to be sure but they still didn't show.

[bead-v]

1. Make sure the script even fires in the first place.
2. Make sure the location you entered is the correct one. Keep in mind that the Z coordinate is irrelevant for characters, they just snap to the walkmesh, but it's relevant for the placeables.
3. If it was a custom placeable, I'd also check if it spawned but it's invisible. This may not apply here, but if nothing else works, maybe try that as well.

[DarthParametric]

You also may want to do a level transit cycle. While an onload script should notionally function correctly loading directly into a level, I have found it can get a little flaky if you are loading a save where you'd previously spawned different stuff in via script. That's why I usually like to test somewhere right next to the Ebon Hawk, so you can enter and exit to quickly cycle through a level load.

[DarthRevan101]

2. Make sure the location you entered is the correct one. Keep in mind that the Z coordinate is irrelevant for characters, they just snap to the walkmesh, but it's relevant for the placeables.

Yep, that was it. Because of the Z coordinate it just disappeared through the floor I guess. Thanks for the help!