A suggestion of UN:I placing object command:
An additional parameter can be added to switch between "using the coordinates as the bottom right of the object" and "using the coordinates as the entrance of the object".
It is a little bit tricky to explain, but I will try.

Currently, the main purpose of this command is for object replacement. For example, in the Object Replacement Template, it's used for placing a replacement object after removing the original with UN:O. However, when I use it in the template, it isn't convenient enough. In the template, an X coordinate offset and Y coordinate offset have to be set since the UN:I command generates the new object using the the given coordinates as the bottom right of the object, instead of using as the entrance.

Take Library of Legends (dwelling of Emissary of Lore) for example. By searching this object with the object replacement template, we get the coordinate of the yellow tile. By placing an obejct with exactly the same passability, we've got to set X coordinate offset and Y coorindate offset to 1.


Yellow: Coordinate of the original obejct (get from function)
Red: New object would be placed with Red in the given coordinate

These offsets vary among objects. A script writter has to check the object manually from the map editor to make sure the object is placed correctly. Back to my suggestion, if there is a way to place an object using the given coordinate as the entrace, such trouble can be avoided.

What do you think about the idea