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    Default Re: How to Model New 3D Units

    hmm, not sure. try weighting that vertex again with 'rigid' checked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hoggy
    hmm, not sure. try weighting that vertex again with 'rigid' checked.
    Naah, it doesn't seem to work. The vertex is weighted with 'rigid' option on but still no change.

    Would you take a look at the .max file?

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    The warning message is often wrong. Check the entire vertex weight list for weights that are not 1 or empty/0.

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    When i got that error, i weighted all vertices again, but made sure that example bone_abs had all vertices selected. It worked after that.
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    Unfortunately there's something I'm probably missing...Inspite the fact every vertex is weighted to one and only one bone with the "rigid" option and the value 1.0 that error is still preventing me to export the model to .cas

    I checked the bones and vertexes one by one in the "Skin weight table". Is any other place I can check the status of the vertexes and bones?
    Last edited by Dromikaites; 09-13-2005 at 14:18.

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    Hi Dromikaites, I'll PM you my email and take a look at it

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    Thank you very much Hoggy!

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    Default Re: How to Model New 3D Units

    Quote Originally Posted by Dromikaites
    Unfortunately there's something I'm probably missing...Inspite the fact every vertex is weighted to one and only one bone with the "rigid" option and the value 1.0 that error is still preventing me to export the model to .cas

    I checked the bones and vertexes one by one in the "Skin weight table". Is any other place I can check the status of the vertexes and bones?
    Well, it turned out that not every vertex was weighted to one and only bone. Actually there were 2 vertexes not linked to any bone. But they were not those reported by the .CAS exporter. Since I was looking in the weight table for vertexes connected to two or more bones, I missed those.

    The key learning points are:

    1) Don't take ad-literam the .CAS exporter error messages (This doesn't mean in any way I'm not grateful to Vercingetorix for his wonderful tool - no modding of the models would be possible without it)
    2) Take a very good look at the weight table.

    Thank you all who tried to help me and I'm sorry I've wasted your time with my stupid lack of attention to detail.
    Last edited by Dromikaites; 09-15-2005 at 13:10.

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    I have a question. When making models, what dimensions should be used? or do the models automatically resize temselves?

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