[LE] Puzzle for landscape and trees modders to solve

[Skybroom]

I really thought it would be easy to do.

What I wanted to do is to replace this:

 

with this:

 

This is a TundraDriftWood02 replased with one of vurt's pinetrees.

 

Unfortunately, all the replaced objects accured to be flying over the ground:

 

It's an approximately 200 points offset by the axis Z.

Question: how can I do the translation for all these trees (they are statics btw) at once? So that not to work with each of them separately.

While waiting for an answer I'm gonna try translation on nif mesh.

Edited November 2, 2017 by Skybroom

[Thandal]

Which game?

[Skybroom]

This is TES V Skyrim Legendary Edition.

[spookymunky]

You could try just moving the mesh (nitrishape) down in nifskope ?

[Di0nysys]

This is what i did when i had to replace a number of assets in my project. Translate the Nitrishapes of the tree by a z value (in nifskope), and it should apply to all trees. If u have any billboards, you'll need to adjust them accordingly.

Edited November 2, 2017 by Di0nysys

[Skybroom]

Yes, it helps. Thanks.

 

It looks like this model won't make a good replacer any way. It has no root part beneath:

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Besides, I have no idea why does the trunk's lower part look burnt:

 

It's strange, because the texture has no burnt areas.

[Di0nysys]

Vertex coloring most likely. You can disable that flag in the BSLightingShader properties.

[steve40]

Vertex coloring most likely. You can disable that flag in the BSLightingShader properties.

 

Or perhaps try facing the normals.

Edited November 4, 2017 by steve40

[steve40]

Yes, it helps. Thanks.

 

It looks like this model won't make a good replacer any way. It has no root part beneath:

.

You could add more triangles to cover that hole in the base, or maybe transplant another mesh part to cover it up.

[Skybroom]

Vertex coloring most likely. You can disable that flag in the BSLightingShader properties.

I'll make sure to check it, thanks.

 

 

Vertex coloring most likely. You can disable that flag in the BSLightingShader properties.

 

Or perhaps try facing the normals.

 

I'll try this, thanks.

 

 

Yes, it helps. Thanks.

 

It looks like this model won't make a good replacer any way. It has no root part beneath:

.

You could add more triangles to cover that hole in the base, or maybe transplant another mesh part to cover it up.

 

Good ideas, thank you. I'll take a breake first. This tree have got me bored.