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Post by steven95 on Feb 22, 2022 0:15:15 GMT -5
When you export a CAS Sim object into Blender, the body meshes are split into different components; top, bottom, head, head2, etc.
If I wanted to replace the top mesh with a different top mesh, how should I go about doing this? Is it as simple as deleting the existing top mesh and appending a new one in Blender? Or are there other measures that need to be taken?
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Post by mauvemorn on Feb 22, 2022 6:01:05 GMT -5
Hi. Technically you should not touch what’s going on under the rig(at least when making CAS items) or ts4 can act up for some reason.
If you want to make a full body outfit, you just clone a full body outfit.
If you want to replace the top just in blender, you can just hide the top under a rig, then append the top from another package.
-in your blend file unfold rig and hide the top;
-clone a top you want, export the blend;
- back to the first blend, File -Append - the blend of the top - Objects - the meshgroup(s) of the top;
- delete rig.001 and boneboneshape;
- if a top is made of multiple meshgroups, you can join them all into one with Ctrl J;
- to make this top be affected by the rig in the scene, select the top, in modifiers tab you’ll see the armature modifier. Choose the rig in the drop down menu
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