Post by wictoriously on Feb 4, 2017 15:58:43 GMT -5
Hi, I'm pretty new to TS4 content creation. I'm happy to say that I'm pretty ok at editing textures, but when it comes to doing anything else, I'm not exactly sure what I'm doing wrong.
For instance -- I'm currently trying to create a default replacement for the police career uniform. I figured that if I created an override file and then replaced the mesh and textures with the new shirt that I want, it would work. However, upon importing the mesh, it seems to layer the new shirt mesh over the old one. I went to the warehouse tab to see if I could possibly delete the old mesh, but all I see is the texture for the old shirt (CAS part).
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The picture above shows the old mesh still under the new mesh and my new texture is layered on top. The old mesh is messing up the texture mapping. :(
I'm completely stumped. I'm I missing something obvious or am I trying to do something that isn't as simple as I thought? Thank you to whoever can help me out!
For instance -- I'm currently trying to create a default replacement for the police career uniform. I figured that if I created an override file and then replaced the mesh and textures with the new shirt that I want, it would work. However, upon importing the mesh, it seems to layer the new shirt mesh over the old one. I went to the warehouse tab to see if I could possibly delete the old mesh, but all I see is the texture for the old shirt (CAS part).
The picture above shows the old mesh still under the new mesh and my new texture is layered on top. The old mesh is messing up the texture mapping. :(
I'm completely stumped. I'm I missing something obvious or am I trying to do something that isn't as simple as I thought? Thank you to whoever can help me out!
