Heeelp!! AvP Rip - Blender - Nifskope - Textures not working

[Myst42]

Please help meee!!

 

I was trying to rip models from a game (Alien vs Predator 2010) for use in Oblivion so here's the thing:

 

I managed to get the compressed models and textures from the game to .obj (models) and .tga (textures)

 

Then with photoshop changed the tga's to dds format and made normal maps for them

 

Imported the .obj models with blender, tweaked them, adjusted the uv maps to fit the textures (they were upside down) and modeled them to fit the oblivion skeleton. also used dome other existing meshes which i imported in .nif format to use the boneweight copy function

 

Went to materials panel, and i thought i did everything by the book to add the real texture to the meshes (creating material and all) BUT...

 

PROBLEM: When i export the final result in .nif format, everithing goes to hell, the resulting file has repeating meshes (which are not cloned in the blender file, its like the mesh clones itself into 3 or more useless parts) and most important: no texturing or material property!!

 

Ive recently been able to create meshes from zero and just treating them the same way everything works perfectly in game but that, i did from an empty new file, this one started with an imported.obj so i guess somewhere in that is where the problem lies

 

So its absolutely impossible to apply the texture to the meshes please help!!! what can i do?, i think i can upload some files if that's what it takes to find out, i just want to see them working... i have .obj, .blend, .nif(useless), .tga, and .dds, just help me please... thanks

 

link here comes the .blend, .dds and the messed up nif file

[Myst42]

Solved:

 

Nevermind; found the solution related to most meshes having 3 or more materials, erased them all and created a new material fith the right texture from zero...

 

i guess i missed that fact, newby mistake i could say but now everything is running, and if the planets align correctly, i may have some rips soon, i'll try to share when they're ready...