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Blender Problem: Not loading up all the buttons


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Hello,

I just recently installed the 32 bit version of Blender 2.49b that has the NIF script packages. While I am able to get it all working - my only problem is that the program loads up with a grey background that I have to mouse over to see the buttons. I'm not too sure if other parts of the program is working either, because I can't see anything. 

I know this is a long shot, but would anyone know why this is the case?


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Furb.

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Hey, this would be great if it works. I could finally stop faffing about with Max. Have you tested it? Any special things to keep in mind? I know animation export doesn't work yet, but can you import skeletons, geometry with weights, and .kf animations to test out clipping without starting up the game? 

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Blender 2.72 has NIF support as well, now. Most of the stuff is working, unless you want to animate or something:

Lovely, that's definitely a positive aspect. Thank you -- but still, it'll be swell if I could get some understanding on what's happening on my end.

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Hello,

 

I just recently installed the 32 bit version of Blender 2.49b that has the NIF script packages. While I am able to get it all working - my only problem is that the program loads up with a grey background that I have to mouse over to see the buttons. I'm not too sure if other parts of the program is working either, because I can't see anything. 

 

I know this is a long shot, but would anyone know why this is the case?

Check you 3d card settings.

 

Basically, since Blender is a 3d program, it generally gets treated as a game by most 3d cards.

 

And...settings like anti-aliasing etc can really make things ugly.

 

So, if your 3d card allows it, I'd make a custom profile for Blender in your card control panel and pretty much disable every special setting.

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