Question About Customizing Clothes

[Sage of Artifice]

Hello all,

I don't really know if this is a question or more of an observation. When I was able to get back online and play last night, I went to the public crafting hall to change my clothes around. I know the camera angles are a completely BioWare thing but that, coupled with the location of the loom, made it extremely difficult to change certain parts of the clothing. Mainly the chest and pelvis... I found myself trying to guesstimate the appearance based off the 2D .plt icon in my inventory and having to make several additonal changes.

The strange camera angles are unavoidable, but perhaps changing the loom to something that could be seen over/around? Unless there's another way of unlocking the camera to allow completely free movement during crafting that I don't know about?

Thanks

[Pen N Popper]

I've found that if you get to the first menu, then move away from the device to a clearer area, works best.

[Acacea]

If you click on the loom (or whichever), then walk a decent distance away with the conversation still up, you can then click to customize and be able to see what you're doing better (like changing the angle and so forth) without it being stuck against a wall or something. If you're right next to it, it's hard to see what you're doing.

Edit-Pfft. Curse the penchant for long-windedness!

[Force_of_Will_]

Just use the backwards button after the first menu appears after you touch the loom.After you are a few feet away from the loom use A or D to turn around with your back to the loom.Then proceed to the next step in the menu.Also remember some things like weapons and shields need Kits that are purchased at the merchant house from the craft merchant.

[Sage of Artifice]

Thanks both of you. I'll definitely make use of that next time.  

[Ar7]

One doesn't actually have to use any of the crafting station, you can just stand nearby and right click your character, then choose the craft option and change away.

And you can change the camera view during the process.