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Post by orbit088 on Apr 6, 2015 3:02:07 GMT
A new update. So at first I thought that the gems in to torso (Image Below) were caused by a change in the reflectiveness of the model. However after messing with the emm file to change the reflections, I realize that has nothing to do with it. It seems that the gem is referencing the wrong texture file. in the emb there is a DATA000 and DATA001. DATA 000 is responsible for the lines on the chest, the back, the arms, etc. While DATA001 is responsible for that swirly image you can see in the gem on the head. If you look at the center gem you can see the lines are the same as the one on the clothes.  Now, if I rename DATA001 to DATA000 the gems are colored perfectly, but the rest of the model is not (Image Below). A second interesting not is that if I change the name of "DATA000" to "DATA002", and change "DATA001" to "DATA003" it will still give me the same problem as the image above. This tells me that it's loading DATA000 or DATA001 (as opposed to DATA000 and DATA001). If anybody can help with changing how these files are referenced by the model it would be very helpful. (This is a model that's already in th original game, I didn't bring in any elements from outside the main game. This started out as a fix for a smal seam in the model lol)  |
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Post by The Mad Titan on Apr 6, 2015 4:21:56 GMT
you need to rig them to your FRI.esk
go watch tutorials. they will teach you how to rig
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Post by orbit088 on Apr 6, 2015 4:44:34 GMT
I didn't think I would need to re rig it considering i'm just messing with a couple of vertex edits of an existing in game model. I import the esk with the model and it shows me it's already. I'll rewatch the tutorials. Thanks for the response  |
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Post by The Mad Titan on Apr 6, 2015 4:50:37 GMT
I didn't think I would need to re rig it considering i'm just messing with a couple of vertex edits of an existing in game model. I import the esk with the model and it shows me it's already. I'll rewatch the tutorials. Thanks for the response if you import a model you always have to rig it |
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Post by orbit088 on Apr 6, 2015 4:52:03 GMT
I didn't think I would need to re rig it considering i'm just messing with a couple of vertex edits of an existing in game model. I import the esk with the model and it shows me it's already. I'll rewatch the tutorials. Thanks for the response if you import a model you always have to rig it Will do. Thanks for your help |
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Post by orbit088 on Apr 6, 2015 13:49:17 GMT
if you import a model you always have to rig it Will do. Thanks for your help So, I've tried rigging it as per some videos on here, but I get the same basic result. No idea what I'm doing wrong  I'm just trying to fix this small issue with the game, had no idea it would be such a headache lol.  |
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Post by orbit088 on Apr 6, 2015 16:08:12 GMT
bump
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Post by Darkussj on Apr 6, 2015 19:25:54 GMT
Will do. Thanks for your help So, I've tried rigging it as per some videos on here, but I get the same basic result. No idea what I'm doing wrong I'm just trying to fix this small issue with the game, had no idea it would be such a headache lol. can I ask what tutorial on rigging you watched? as for the lines I guess you need to edit the texture files the ".emb" files |
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Post by orbit088 on Apr 6, 2015 19:33:31 GMT
So, I've tried rigging it as per some videos on here, but I get the same basic result. No idea what I'm doing wrong I'm just trying to fix this small issue with the game, had no idea it would be such a headache lol. can I ask what tutorial on rigging you watched? as for the lines I guess you need to edit the texture files the ".emb" files I used this video to get the basic idea dbxvmods.freeforums.net/thread/191/model-color-editing-tutorialAs for editing the enb, it's hard to tell what goes where. they're just lines of color. I though maybe it had something to do with the emm, but I have no idea what anything means in there lol. I've seen a couple of mods with this problem but no clear solution for me |
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Post by Darkussj on Apr 6, 2015 19:39:54 GMT
can I ask what tutorial on rigging you watched? as for the lines I guess you need to edit the texture files the ".emb" files I used this video to get the basic idea dbxvmods.freeforums.net/thread/191/model-color-editing-tutorialAs for editing the enb, it's hard to tell what goes where. they're just lines of color. I though maybe it had something to do with the emm, but I have no idea what anything means in there lol. I've seen a couple of mods with this problem but no clear solution for me well the emb file as you said has lines yes and you can't tell which line goes where, when I edited that file It was like playing a guessing game I used Xenoviewer to see where the lines I added is in the model as for the emm files it determines which object of the mesh should have which color. |
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Post by orbit088 on Apr 6, 2015 19:43:59 GMT
I used this video to get the basic idea dbxvmods.freeforums.net/thread/191/model-color-editing-tutorialAs for editing the enb, it's hard to tell what goes where. they're just lines of color. I though maybe it had something to do with the emm, but I have no idea what anything means in there lol. I've seen a couple of mods with this problem but no clear solution for me well the emb file as you said has lines yes and you can't tell which line goes where, when I edited that file It was like playing a guessing game I used Xenoviewer to see where the lines I added is in the model as for the emm files it determines which object of the mesh should have which color. AH, ok I'll do that when I get a chance. I figured that what the emm was, and I fugured maybe I messed up their offset positioning. thanks for your suggestion |
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Post by orbit088 on Apr 6, 2015 21:13:13 GMT
Ok, I managed to fix the issue with the lines, but the gems on the chest and arms are still giving me issues. the .dyt and .emb don't seem to effect it. it almost looks like it's the luma, but I don't know what controls that. Any help would be awesome! PS. thanks for the help and patients so far. never touched this program before, learning a lot |
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Post by orbit088 on Apr 6, 2015 23:21:10 GMT
Bump, anybody have any ideas? I'm lost. Nothing I do to the dyt or the EMB make a difference. It might be the emm if that conrols glare, but I have no idea.
Please can anybody help?
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Post by Darkussj on Apr 6, 2015 23:29:44 GMT
Bump, anybody have any ideas? I'm lost. Nothing I do to the dyt or the EMB make a difference. It might be the emm if that conrols glare, but I have no idea. Please can anybody help? have you changed anything to the emm file? |
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Post by orbit088 on Apr 6, 2015 23:35:37 GMT
Bump, anybody have any ideas? I'm lost. Nothing I do to the dyt or the EMB make a difference. It might be the emm if that conrols glare, but I have no idea. Please can anybody help? have you changed anything to the emm file? Yes, but it's not changing what I need it to. Then again, I'm just kind of dong things very randomly because I have no idea how to read the info lol. It's definitely still reading the color from the dyt, because when I change it, it effects the color but not the glare. I know the emm has a "glare" setting on it, but it doesn't effect the gems. |
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