When placing the 'Frilled-Up Greco-Roman Column' at the interior corner of a room the texture appears to become warped when the height of the column is adjusted.
Whilst set to the height of a medium wall the column looks correct, however, changing the height from this level creates a visual glitch of the column appearing warped and broken. Increasing the height makes the capital of the column appear stretched out whilst the main body of the column stays the same length, moving upwards and creating a gap between it and the base of the column. Alternatively, decreasing the height condenses the capital of the column before inverting it upside down, whilst the main body of the column moves downwards, creating a gap between it and the capital.
Below are examples of the glitched interior corner column at varying wall heights next to a normal column for comparison.
Example at tall wall height.Example at medium wall height. Note that the column in the corner appears as it should.Example at short wall height.The extent of how warped the column's texture is depends on how much the height of the column is increased or decreased from medium wall height. Below are two images illustrating this.
Example of a column with height increased by two inside a tall wall height room.Example of a column with height decreased by two inside a tall wall height room.It should also be noted that the wall height of the room the column is inside does not directly cause the visual glitch. For example, if the wall height of the room is set to tall then a column in the interior corner can appear correct if reduced to the height of a medium wall. This is displayed in the image below.
Example of a medium wall height column in the interior corner of a tall wall height room.This glitch also happens regardless of the colour varient of the column.
I understand that this is a minor glitch, however, I would greatly appreciate seeing it fixed as it has somewhat halted the progress of a house I am building :(
