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Post by mortimergoth on Apr 23, 2018 21:44:48 GMT -5
hi !! i just need a bit of help understanding cut numbers.  if i have a dress with a bunch of different mesh pieces and all different cut numbers, how do i know what cut numbers for each piece to have? hope this makes sense! |
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Post by Feyona on Apr 23, 2018 22:03:14 GMT -5
It is right on screenshot that you posted, on S4Studio CAS Tools tab. You need to select a part (left click), click scene tab (the one that is on your screen) and see what number is in "Cut". Your mesh needs to have exact amount of cuts/groups/pieces as EA's item that you cloned when created a .package, and cut number of your mesh parts has to match EA's for corresponding part. I hope it is a bit more clear now, if now please let us know.
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Post by mortimergoth on Apr 23, 2018 22:13:11 GMT -5
i understand that, but im just confused on knowing what to match the cut numbers to? what does the corresponding point mean exactly.. i hope this makes sense! i am having trouble wording my confusion :P
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Post by annabluu on Apr 23, 2018 22:30:39 GMT -5
when you clone a certain package from the sims 4 and open the blend file you usually see s4studio_mesh_1 or s4studio_mesh_1, s4studio_mesh_2, and so forth. these are the geometries/cuts/groups that ea set for this particular clothing item. when you clone a certain package that has three geometries/cuts/groups, your blend file has to have three geometries/cuts/groups as well so the information in the package stays the same and isn't confused. that's why sometimes when you have a package that needs three cuts but you instead only import two there will be problems.
s4studio_mesh_1 = 0000
s4studio_mesh_2 = 0001
s4studio_mesh_3 = 0002
s4studio_mesh_4 = 0003
s4studio_mesh_5 = 0004
and so forth
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Post by mortimergoth on Apr 23, 2018 22:39:46 GMT -5
iii see .. i understand now, thank you so so much !! this was like the .. last problem i was having with making cc !! it should be smooth sailing for me from here on out :D
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