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Post by ohthatswhatshername on Sept 23, 2017 20:20:11 GMT -5
i.imgur.com/lSFdfU3.jpgEven when I started over and didn't delete the original meshes, it's still stuck onto the hair.
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Post by annabluu on Sept 23, 2017 20:56:19 GMT -5
hi!  this is because your mesh doesn't have the same amount of cut numbers as the original EA mesh. s4studio_mesh_1 = GEOM 0000 s4studio_mesh_2 = GEOM 0001 s4studio_mesh_3 = GEOM 0002 |
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Post by ohthatswhatshername on Sept 23, 2017 21:32:44 GMT -5
hi! this is because your mesh doesn't have the same amount of cut numbers as the original EA mesh. s4studio_mesh_1 = GEOM 0000 s4studio_mesh_2 = GEOM 0001 s4studio_mesh_3 = GEOM 0002 So do I use the same cut number as S4studio_mesh_3? |
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Post by ohthatswhatshername on Sept 23, 2017 21:46:34 GMT -5
hi! this is because your mesh doesn't have the same amount of cut numbers as the original EA mesh. s4studio_mesh_1 = GEOM 0000 s4studio_mesh_2 = GEOM 0001 s4studio_mesh_3 = GEOM 0002 So do I use the same cut number as S4studio_mesh_3? *EDIT* sorry, I didn't know what you meant. How do I create another cut number? |
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Post by ohthatswhatshername on Sept 23, 2017 21:57:24 GMT -5
It was fixed but only for the LOD, when I tried to import it for LOD1 the mesh got smaller
Also thank you
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this is because your mesh doesn't have the same amount of cut numbers as the original EA mesh.