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Hi, I had no problem using both and exporting them as such as well. It is just a way of editing the mesh, nothing more. I am not sure how it works with mesh smooth enabled though. You just might want to make sure that is not used. (But I doubt anyone would use it for a game model)

It is too bad, cuz this is like a nice parody mod. I hope they can fix it at some point in time... damn. If anyone has it uploaded somewhere else, I would love to get it.

It appears to me the weighting got screwed somehow when exported. Check the exported model in 3dsMax (try with the original one) and check the skin modifier. Now the big problems starts... you need to find vertices that are not mapped to any skin modifier. You can experiment for instance if you import it also with a skeleton and try to move the bones a bit and observe how the mesh behaves. Then try to identify faultily weighted vertices. Check also that you are using the correct skeleton file when importing the file.

Well since I did not want to see the ads here and support the page non the less, there is one easy solution. Buy premium. I figured since thanks to Nexus my games are expanded waaaay over their usual life expectancy and double or triple the hours I would put in them, I bought the lifetime premium. I think it's pretty worth it.

In response to post #35413700. #35413810 is also a reply to the same post. Don't worry, you can still boast about total downloads. :D

In response to post #34912955. #34953895, #34976050, #34979745, #35021805 are all replies on the same post. kevin939 I see the problem with popularity. The more people interested in the game the more vocal is the unsatisfied minority. They are not that many, but usually overshadow the rest easily. For us who can wait and know that Bethesda delivers and what and how they deliver it, it is hardly any surprise.

In response to post #35110715. #35113825, #35129405, #35130485, #35130830, #35132900, #35137080, #35146975, #35148895, #35149050, #35151825, #35166735, #35174830, #35179190 are all replies on the same post. What the hell are you talking about? The game unmodded, got me to spend 3 days 13 hours on one character and 2 days of clean gaming time on another. That is 133 hours in total so far and I am far from finished with this game. Lots of AAA games won't last even 30 hours (w/o multiplayer). Imho money well spent.

In response to post #33369190. #33385585, #33396780, #33418570 are all replies on the same post. I thought we were used to this kind of handling by Bethesda. If you take into account how huge the game is and how much they have done in there, the issues I have seen so far are just minor things. The product was complete when it was released. However it is a good service they keep updating it to fix the issues.

In response to post #25769444. EVERY BODY's READY! :D

Today is a good day. :)

In response to post #24733144. #24733204, #24733229, #24747249, #24748109 are all replies on the same post. @Unilythe Bullied out of their dream? If they can't take criticism and disregard trolls and idiots, then that is their problems. Bullied out of their dreams my ass. You would never make much money from modding. The time invested to this is too much for you to make any profit especially as they would get only a tiny percentage of it. Unless people would start massively buying small easy to make silly mods or something while not having any alternative on Nexus... I don't see that happening either. The best way is to make a plan, do mods, make people follow you for your quality and ask for instance to donate to a patereon or something for your future projects while clearly state what you are working on and present frequent updates for people to know you are really working on it.

In response to post #7674256. #7674280, #7674313 are all replies on the same post. Hmm true... There are also "Hacktivists". They are usually trying to give attention to a subject that is supposed to be wrong. For instance SOPA, PIPA, ACTA and other bullthings government lobbyists are trying to pull off. They could be in the second bracket, but their cause is more or less just. And so far they have mostly caused overloads to gov. institution sites. Almost no damage, just putting some useless sites out of commission for a while.

In response to post #7673612. #7673713 is also a reply to the same post. Yep sorry, let's open another topic about such things next time. Got carried away a bit. And thanks for your interest in such matters.

In response to post #7669482. #7670182, #7672707, #7672930, #7673264, #7673359 are all replies on the same post. Hmm I guess I would be pissed too if my post had been deleted for no reason.Was it in the forum or in a reply to a mod? Because mod authors have rights to delete posts they do not like. And that is fair if someone is being rude. However also the mod author can be rude if he deletes constructive criticism... Anyway I think you are onto something. A reason should be given for deleting posts. For example. "Your post have been deleted due to inapropriate language" "Your post have been deleted by mod author (no reason given)" "...by admin" etc, etc...But please realize, that everything is just about the people you are dealing with. So blaming Nexus as a whole seems to me a bit narrow minded unless Nexus openly supports very stupid policies and stuff... But Nexus still evolves and Dark0ne does his best imho.

In response to post #7669482. #7670182, #7672707, #7672930 are all replies on the same post. Oh well of course Nexus is a business. How can you feed so much servers and keep up the service if you do not do business? So far we have adverts or voluntary payments with couple of bonuses. And that is pretty cool for what we get. It is business and it is a good deal.And as far as banning and deleting comments go. Lots of people got banned for including copyrighted material in their works or insults. Maybe there have been other cases too (I am not familiar with them all) , but most of them should be justified.Remember nothing is black and white. But this site is so far on the whiter side. s#*! happens, disputes happen... that's life.

In response to post #7556229. It is possible... Have you noticed that star button in the menu of NMM? :)

Maybe a joke implemented into one of your mods? A strange light appears on the sky and people go bananas.

You are being sarcastic right? ;)

RT was the best! :)

Cloth and hair simulation would do so much in a TES game. But with it's scale I guess it could be implemented maybe in the second to next generation. PhysX looks great in Borderlands 2 though. Flags and cloth you can rip apart by shooting in it, fluids and particles...

OK but seriously let me see... Top hundred most endorsed files and here we have. 3rd place Caliente for his fantastic woman bodyyyyy! 2nd place Ice Penguin for his very detailed world maaaap! And finally! Taddaaaaaaa! 1st place Schlangster! For saving players from the utter frustration the original UI was! He saved our asses so many times you can't even remember! Skyrim without SkyUI would be like Skyrim on a f****ing console! All hail to the allmighty Schlangster!

I think he is very much on par with the one who made the Zoidberg mudcrabs. Whooot whooot whooot whooot whooot. :P

First you are running pretty nasty resolution. 3 FullHD monitors is pretty badass. Now, are you using any type of antialliasing? msaa (2x, 4x, 8x), fxaa? You can turn it off, that should clear lots of vram. HD textures then also take a lot of space. I would be interested if you used just one monitor with 1920*1080 resolution and made a comparison how much vram is being used. Also what is the difference with turned on and off antialliasing. Oh and enable loging in skyrim and check those papyrus logs. It might give you a hint if it crashed due to lack of vram or bug in the game/mods.