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Non-uniform use of renegade bones [message #370004]

Mon, 02 February 2009 02:33

Veyrdite
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General (1 Star)

I was hoping to make a non-advantage modification that removes heads (places them inside their bodies) of all male renegade characters, but in the end, due to several glitches of head placement, I gave up.

At first it worked fine for Havoc and the GDI soldiers
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But when I came across Gunner, I became a little worried - it seemed his piercings became infected.
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Hoping this was the only muck-up I was going to encounter, I walked out into the field of Skirmish, only to find that Nod soldiers were having a fantasy.
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Mobius on the other-hand, went the complete opposite directions of Nod.
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Why do the characters all react differently to the movement of certain bones? Is it fixable?

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Re: Non-uniform use of renegade bones [message #370007 is a reply to message #370004]

Mon, 02 February 2009 03:06

danpaul88
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Registered: June 2004
Location: England

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It's because they all use different base skeletons, so your changes are amplified by the difference in the bones positions in the alternative base skeletons.

Or something like that anyway.