65 replies to this topic

[Lurtzy]

You have to bind the model to the skeleton.

[Ridder Geel]

Yes you have to bind the model to the skeleton, do you know how or do i have to help you?

[Wolvman]

I did bind it, using the exact way the tutorials told me to. I got Boromir's model changed to what I wanted by deleting and moving the vertices around. Then I created a wwskin and loaded all of the bones of Boromir into it. Then I clicked on the modified model and bound it to the wwskin using the bind to spacewrap tool. That didn't work though.

So I think I need to start from the beginning again only go step by step with you guys.

[Ridder Geel]

I might be able to let the model work if you send the RenX/Gmax file and the textures to me, but it depends on what you want
(wont be able to work on the model untill tommorow night or later though)

[Wolvman]

Well really I need to find out how to do this myself so that I wont have to always get other people to do it, but thanks for trying to help anyways. To tell you the truth I don't exactly know just what I want in these models yet, that's why I'm wanting to learn so that I can do it when I think of how I want to change them.

[Ridder Geel]

i thought there was a tutorial on binding the mesh to the bones...

and btw you should export the model with the skl file selected.

so you should export as:
model (mesh no bones)

Skeleton/bone file:
guBoromir_skl or whatever the skl file is

just check if you did the exporting correcly