Post by theoreo30000 on Sept 30, 2024 14:39:40 GMT -5
I'm struggling to successfully make a full-body rig for infants. Since I'm here, it's clear I'm failing.
I can't describe what's happening other than it's glitching hard. But if you asked my friends, they'd say this thing broke through the matrix, lol.
The process to this was supposed to be simple. I took Maxis' Skeleton for adults and sized it down proportionally to an infant's body. In Blender, this is how it looked.
So, when I saw this, I thought, "ok... this is probably a vertex weight issue." To which then I thought, "what the heck? I didn't mess with it at all, why is it off?" But, I decided to make a file to re-assign all weight groups. All joints on Blender worked flawlessly. There wasn't a stray vertex, edge, or face to be found. So why was it not working on the Sims 4??? I then decided to re-do the model and test the skull specifically, but that ALSO yielded the same result. So, I then thought this could be an issue with the UV mapping. But, again, why would it be an issue if this is the same UV map used for the adult model???
The mapping doesn't look altered or skuffed, so I honestly don't know what's going on. If anyone has any ideas on how to tackle this problem next, I'd greatly appreciate it.
I can't describe what's happening other than it's glitching hard. But if you asked my friends, they'd say this thing broke through the matrix, lol.
The process to this was supposed to be simple. I took Maxis' Skeleton for adults and sized it down proportionally to an infant's body. In Blender, this is how it looked.
So, when I saw this, I thought, "ok... this is probably a vertex weight issue." To which then I thought, "what the heck? I didn't mess with it at all, why is it off?" But, I decided to make a file to re-assign all weight groups. All joints on Blender worked flawlessly. There wasn't a stray vertex, edge, or face to be found. So why was it not working on the Sims 4??? I then decided to re-do the model and test the skull specifically, but that ALSO yielded the same result. So, I then thought this could be an issue with the UV mapping. But, again, why would it be an issue if this is the same UV map used for the adult model???
The mapping doesn't look altered or skuffed, so I honestly don't know what's going on. If anyone has any ideas on how to tackle this problem next, I'd greatly appreciate it.
