3DS Max -> NifSkope -> GECK Texture Issues

[baduk]

Many tutorials are a version or 2 out of date.

 

Its a good idea to frequent niftools forums to make sure you have the newest software.

 

http://niftools.sourceforge.net/forum/

 

For example the new nifscripts exporter has an option to use bsfadenode for a havok object instead of the ninode.

[Demeggy]

Many tutorials are a version or 2 out of date.

 

Its a good idea to frequent niftools forums to make sure you have the newest software.

 

http://niftools.sourceforge.net/forum/

 

For example the new nifscripts exporter has an option to use bsfadenode for a havok object instead of the ninode.

 

Cheers fella, I've just got in from work, so I'm gonna have a crack at it this evening as I'm going away for a fortnight on Friday and want to make some solid progress with the mod.

 

I'll update in a couple of hours when I get truly and utterly stuck! :P

 

 

EDIT: The most important question I should really ask relates to the scale of my mesh and the vanilla .nif.

 

Does the vanilla .nif have to be of similar size to how I want the mesh ingame? And if not and I need to scale it, will this be possible without effecting the collision model?

 

EDIT 2: HOOO Yeah! It's textured without issues now and is ingame :) I guess I'll have to look up a handy collision tutorial for 3DS Max 9. Anybody care to point me in the right direction? Found a few on youtube and google, but they all seem to speed off on a tangent and lose me :P

[tzeentch 1ks]

ok this may sound really silly but when im editing in the render window and I look at most objects like walls I can see through them to the rooms behind, some tables and things don’t appear at all, is this just a setting iv missed or is it the way they have created the geck cus im used to using the elders scrolls construction sets.