Post by treefriend on Jun 22, 2017 4:59:13 GMT -5
This happens to some of my accessory meshes, but not all of them. It appears that some of the planes/vertices of the mesh are not properly weighted. But I just import the mesh into Blender, make sure the UV maps have the same name, and then join the two meshes together, and assign the weighting to the appropriate joint.
As you can see in the picture, the mesh looks fine everywhere else but the tines, and the whole thing looks fine in Blender. In fact, I just made two different accessories using the same methodology I always do and they look fine in-game. This has happened every time I've tried to make a fork accessory, actually. I have no idea what is causing this weird fork glitch, but it makes my forks ugly!
Also interesting note: The glitching is worse for female-framed sims than it is for male-framed sims.
Here's a link to the .package file hosted on my GoogleDrive.
Thank you in advance to anybody who can help me figure this out!
As you can see in the picture, the mesh looks fine everywhere else but the tines, and the whole thing looks fine in Blender. In fact, I just made two different accessories using the same methodology I always do and they look fine in-game. This has happened every time I've tried to make a fork accessory, actually. I have no idea what is causing this weird fork glitch, but it makes my forks ugly!
Also interesting note: The glitching is worse for female-framed sims than it is for male-framed sims.
Here's a link to the .package file hosted on my GoogleDrive.
Thank you in advance to anybody who can help me figure this out!
