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Post by jaydub on Aug 15, 2022 13:58:31 GMT -5
Hi friends, I'm resizing a door originally built for medium height walls to make it fit to short walls. I've done this numerous times but I've run into a snag this time. I exported the models, resized all lods/shadows in Blender and imported back into the package. As far as the cutout, I've always followed Syboulette 's guide here.
Here is how the object is appearing in game:
Here is what my cutout image looks like in Blender, and then in S4S: 
And I made sure I changed the Minimum Wall Height:
No what makes me think it's using the original cutout coordinates is comparing the cutout from the first image to the cutout of the new coordinates. The new coordinates I added have an additional 2 vertices whereas the cutout in game doesn't appear to have those.
If anyone can offer any advice, it'd be much appreciated.
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Post by qolygonal on Aug 15, 2022 15:03:03 GMT -5
Hi. It's hard to guess without more information. Please can you share the package?
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Post by jaydub on Aug 15, 2022 15:42:57 GMT -5
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Post by qolygonal on Aug 16, 2022 1:54:55 GMT -5
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Your package refers to the original footprint, so the door cannot be placed on a short wall. Create a new package using Selective Clone or replace it manually.
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Go to Warehouse tab > Copy the instance of your Model Cutout > Cutout Info Table > Paste it in the BaseFileNameHash field.
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Delete the last two edges in your Model Cutout.
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Post by jaydub on Aug 16, 2022 8:59:28 GMT -5
1//Your package refers to the original footprint, so the door cannot be placed on a short wall. Create a new package using Selective Clone or replace it manually. 2//Go to Warehouse tab > Copy the instance of your Model Cutout > Cutout Info Table > Paste it in the BaseFileNameHash field. 3//Delete the last two edges in your Model Cutout. PERFECT. Thank you!! |
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