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Post by PaffinaSims on Feb 2, 2016 9:16:26 GMT -5
hi guys today i don't have problem but i don't jknow what happen with this -my- mesh *1 image with default sim 2 with all other sim mine/random* prntscr.com/9y2bxk |
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Post by orangemittens on Feb 2, 2016 9:25:12 GMT -5
Hi Paffina, one or more of the pictures you posted isn't showing up. If you post the .package someone can take a look at it.  |
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Post by PaffinaSims on Feb 2, 2016 10:04:33 GMT -5
is same picture so doesent matter.. sure i post a package because i'm really confused for this thing OwO here |
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Post by MisterS on Feb 2, 2016 16:15:46 GMT -5
That is way way too high in poly count, it has more than most hairs.
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Post by thepancake1 on Feb 3, 2016 6:44:05 GMT -5
To reduce the high-polyness of the object, one would simply create a circle representing the round part of the mesh and simply bake the 12,000 polygon mesh into a texture for the low poly mesh, using Blender's bake function, I managed to do this quickly and easily. Here's a very quick-and-dirty texture bake for the low poly mesh. Here's the before...  and here's after.  This may seem obvious but the more polys, the more effort your system has to make to render that mesh! So keep your poly counts low as possible. Note that while the mesh has 12,000 less polys, it looks almost exactly the same. Just throwing this tip out there! And the reason why your mesh looks weird in CAS is probably because you haven't vertex painted your mesh correctly, some spots are white, which should not be the case. Hope this helps! |
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Post by PaffinaSims on Feb 4, 2016 12:44:28 GMT -5
sorry I had problems with the PC as soon as I can I try ^^
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Post by PaffinaSims on Feb 10, 2016 16:45:46 GMT -5
hi tday with vacaton i try bake but nope i can't to make "decent" this earing ç.ç
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