flinglebits

Having done some more testing, it seems the falling through the floor problem seems to have been related to me selecting every clothing mesh and applying all of the new body's bone weights to all of them. Looking around, there seems to be a limit (80) on how many bones a mesh can have before things break down. Being a bit more selective, i,e. only copying over weights for bones the mesh in question already had seems to have eliminated my thigh melting/falling to the center of the earth problems, but the physics still aren't working properly after I'm done swapping bodies and reshaping the clothing, conforming sliders, editing weights and so on. There's a lot of twitching and vibrating going on. I wondered if Outfit Studio is just somehow unable to even handle SMP bones properly, so I simply saved a project without any edits and built it in Bodyslide. Things seemed normal in game compared to the same outfit built from a project file untouched by Outfit Studio, but comparing my ShapeData .nif to the original in Nifskope, nodes have been moved around for seemingly no reason. I've converted a bunch of non-SMP outfits from one body to another with Outfit Studio and thought I had a handle on this stuff . I guess I could just strip the SMP bones, but man, what a downgrade that'd be : / The outfit I did these last few tests with is already Bodyslideable so I assume the author managed to work with Outfit Studio somehow.

Is Outfit Studio a no-go for editing outfits with SMP bones? I've been trying to convert outfits with SMP cloth/skirt physics bones from one body to another in the standard way, but in-game the skirt and my character's thighs just fall through the floor. I've managed to convert some tops, but it seems anything with a long skirt will get messed up. Running LE, the outfits have PE for body physics and SMP for clothing