Post by clcny20 on Jan 26, 2017 13:44:09 GMT -5
Hi all!
So, thanks to you lot and some youtube videos I've come across, I've finally learned how to mesh! :D Thanks so much, this is really fun (frustrating, but fun)!
So, here's one frustrating thing I was not expecting...
I finally figured out why, in game, my mesh looks fine up close but then as I zoom out it takes on the shape of the original reference file I used to don it.
I changed the LOD's to match up with my mesh on all levels, and it looks fine until I get to the ankles...
I even thought, "okay, what I'll do is just copy the LOD 1-3 levels of the bare legs and just insert them into my mesh instead of using the LOD0 legs" to no avail. When I import it again, it still looks like this.
I EVEN went so far as to export a mesh, and then re-import it with making NO changes to it, just to see if maybe tweaking it in Blender produced this glitch, and it STILL comes back with the ankles looking off from the rest of the body.
Any help would be kindly appreciated!!
So, thanks to you lot and some youtube videos I've come across, I've finally learned how to mesh! :D Thanks so much, this is really fun (frustrating, but fun)!
So, here's one frustrating thing I was not expecting...
I finally figured out why, in game, my mesh looks fine up close but then as I zoom out it takes on the shape of the original reference file I used to don it.
I changed the LOD's to match up with my mesh on all levels, and it looks fine until I get to the ankles...
I even thought, "okay, what I'll do is just copy the LOD 1-3 levels of the bare legs and just insert them into my mesh instead of using the LOD0 legs" to no avail. When I import it again, it still looks like this.
I EVEN went so far as to export a mesh, and then re-import it with making NO changes to it, just to see if maybe tweaking it in Blender produced this glitch, and it STILL comes back with the ankles looking off from the rest of the body.
Any help would be kindly appreciated!!
