Boots

[Lux77]

Tried to convert these boots,but something went wrong.pics inside the file with the nifs.

boneweight and skeleton comes from calyps investigator boots.

 

Does someone knows why they looks like slices

[Ark of Truth]

This should be in this forum. You will get a better responce.

http://www.loverslab.com/Forum-Technical-Support--45

[Vioxsis]

Weight is fucked, and there not aligned properly.

[Handelo]

Weight is fucked' date=' and there not aligned properly.

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I don't think it's alignment that's causing this. It's either the weighting gone horribly wrong, or something that's called a Vertex ID mismatch. Basically, the vertices are numbered differently between the _0 and the _1 versions of the boots, and so the game doesn't know how to correctly interpolate between them when your character weight isn't either 0 or 100.

 

If it's the former, re-weight the boots. If it's the latter, you have 2 choices:

1. Simply use the same file for both weights. Downside is, it won't scale with your character's legs and might cause clipping.

2. Open up one of the files (say the _0), re-export it, and don't close the scene! Now edit the geometry in the same scene to fit the the other end of the weight scale (e.g. _1) and re-export again.

Once you do that, the vertex IDs should remain the same in both files and the interpolation will work properly.

[Vioxsis]

Weight is fucked' date=' and there not aligned properly.

[/quote']

 

I don't think it's alignment that's causing this. It's either the weighting gone horribly wrong, or something that's called a Vertex ID mismatch. Basically, the vertices are numbered differently between the _0 and the _1 versions of the boots, and so the game doesn't know how to correctly interpolate between them when your character weight isn't either 0 or 100.

 

If it's the former, re-weight the boots. If it's the latter, you have 2 choices:

1. Simply use the same file for both weights. Downside is, it won't scale with your character's legs and might cause clipping.

2. Open up one of the files (say the _0), re-export it, and don't close the scene! Now edit the geometry in the same scene to fit the the other end of the weight scale (e.g. _1) and re-export again.

Once you do that, the vertex IDs should remain the same in both files and the interpolation will work properly.

 

I looked at them in max, The weights are fucked, and there not aligned properly.

 

 

 

[Lux77]

Weight is fucked' date=' and there not aligned properly.

[/quote']

 

I don't think it's alignment that's causing this. It's either the weighting gone horribly wrong, or something that's called a Vertex ID mismatch. Basically, the vertices are numbered differently between the _0 and the _1 versions of the boots, and so the game doesn't know how to correctly interpolate between them when your character weight isn't either 0 or 100.

 

If it's the former, re-weight the boots. If it's the latter, you have 2 choices:

1. Simply use the same file for both weights. Downside is, it won't scale with your character's legs and might cause clipping.

2. Open up one of the files (say the _0), re-export it, and don't close the scene! Now edit the geometry in the same scene to fit the the other end of the weight scale (e.g. _1) and re-export again.

Once you do that, the vertex IDs should remain the same in both files and the interpolation will work properly.

 

I did exactly what you said...in blender...then they didn't work,maybe the boneweight copy didn't work fine?

anyway thanks!

[Handelo]

I looked at them in max' date=' The weights are fucked, and there not aligned properly.

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Oh, I see the issue. Didn't have the time to look into it yesterday.

I thought you meant alignment to the origin point, didn't realize it wasn't aligned to the body itself lol.

 

I did exactly what you said...in blender...then they didn't work' date='maybe the boneweight copy didn't work fine?

anyway thanks!

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I'm not a blender user, so I can't say for sure, but try these steps:

1. Align the boots properly to the feet.

2. Re-weight the boots so the calves, feet and toe bones are the ONLY ones that have any weight on them.

3. Re-export to the *_0.nif and use whatever tweaks are required on the nif file to make it work (follow a tutorial).

4. Check in-game to see if it works when your character weight is at 0 (use the console command "player.setnpcweight 0"). If it looks good, then you can modify and export the *_1.nif in the same manner.