Noob problems with retexturing, help please

[Timesquid]

Hiya,

 

I'm a complete noob when it comes to modding, and I'''m currently trying my hand at retexturing some outfits.

 

Following this tutorial https://youtu.be/2a_2cMLDRcI pretty much to the letter, I managed my first one relatively easily, even managed to place the finished thing in the world and make it craftable through the Armorsmith workkbench. Works perfectly, looks great. The only thing couldn't figure out was how to get the World Model to display my custom textures even though it looked right in NifSkope, but eh.

 

Sooo I figured I'd make another one, and then it all went to s***.

 

My textures are all over the place - I've attached a screenshot, as I don't think I can even describe this mess properly. The white bits are supposed to be the scarf, I've got a boot stuck to my thigh, you get the picture. I did everything exactly the same way as before, double-, triple- and quadruple-checked with the tutorial I wasn't forgetting anything, compared all my files from the second project to the ones from the first, but I can't find the issue. I don't think it's the textures themselves that are the problem, since I tried overwriting my .dds file with the vanilla one and the same s*** happens, just in yellow (also the photoshopping bit is the only part of the process where I know what I'm doing, since I also use Photoshop extensively as part of my job). I'm sure the it's something to do with the mesh, or the path leading to the textures, or something - but I've checked and even redone everything a million times already, and I'm kinda out of ideas. I've also tried the second outfit both as another entry in my first .esp and as its own - unsurprisingly this doesn't make any difference either. ust thought I'd mention it.

 

Any help would be appreciated.

 

 

 

 

Edit: forgot to mention, it seems to affect the normal and/or specular maps as well, I've also noticed the shape of the scarf embossed on my back.

Edited May 5, 2017 by Timesquid

[Timesquid]

... nevermind, I figured it out. No idea how that happened, but there was something weird going on with the UV- and Normal Map Offset, or whatever it's called. Don't think II even touched that, but idk.