DarthParametric

What algorithm/website are you using?

Are you generating normal maps once you've created a texture? I imagine the must look pretty flat side-on given how low poly and featureless the models are.

Malak is about to bombard New York?

They are asking if it will be compatible with this: https://deadlystream.com/files/file/1669-juhani-appearance-overhaul/ by @Stormie97.

The answer is yes, it should be, since Stormie's head appears to stick to the vanilla UV layout.

The walkmeshes in those rooms appear to be sloppily made, so I can maybe see potential for a character ending up inside there (although I'm surprised they didn't get stuck there). It's easy enough to revise the walkmesh. I'll add an issue for it to K2CP.

Whereabouts on Nar Shaddaa is that? We can probably add a fix to K2CP.

The next menu will be even better. It will be Vandar standing on a bar stool, so you can see him over the fog. After that, maybe T3 doing an Empire Strikes Back tribute.

These violent delights have violent hats.

The PMBH models do (as do the G models for both sexes), but the PMBF models don't have any neck weights, just like the female F/H models. However I did a quick in-game test with PMBFS (small seems to have the worst clipping problems for females) and I didn't see any problems, and I haven't seen any on the large model either, so it seems they are probably ok.

I've uploaded a fix, at least for the female body models (not sure if males also need a fix). Just needs a kindly admin/mod to approve it.

I see you have released your mod. A note for future endeavours: as a general rule you never want to touch the bottom row of neck verts on a head, as they are positioned so that they properly mate with bodies that don't have a hidden join. If you give that head a different body, like clothes or a robe, you'll see a massive gap at the front now because of the change you made to the position of that front vert. It's not a problem in this case, but something to bear in mind for player heads especially.

As I said above, this looks like an issue with the body model, with the way the collar verts on the front part come in too far, Presumably this is also a problem with other heads. It may warrant a more general fix.

Regarding the clipping at the back, that is presumably because the collar on the body is weighted entirely to torsoupr_g, while that area of the neck on the head has a reasonable amount of influence from neck_g. This is again something that could possibly be a more general problem, or maybe it only affects Twi'lek female heads, since they were never intended to be used on other bodies. The solution would likely again be to edit the body model, this time adjusting the skin weights of the collar. This may necessitate adding bones to the rig, as body models typically stop at torsoupr_g and don't have the neck_g bone. Alternatively, the head could be edited to set the weights on that area of the neck to necklwr_g (which is functionally identical to torsoupr_g). Either way should stop the clipping.

Edit: Here's Mission demonstrating that the problem is at least partially with the amour models:

Actually, looking at the body model, it seems like the collar on that is the issue. At least on the one I am looking at. What's the specific body model you are using? PFBG?

Try something like this:

Looks like you selected an entire ring of verts instead of just the verts at the front of the neck. Scrap it and start again.

You have two options.

Presumably this is already a custom head you have added to heads.2da, so the logical approach is to load the head model into Max/GMax and adjust the vert positions in that area of the neck to move them back half 5-10mm, enough so they no longer clip through the collar.

The second option is to create a custom version of the armour model (since again I assume she has a custom row in appearance.2da) and adjust the position of the verts on the collar, pulling them out a bit.

Either would be a valid approach, but editing the head is the one I would suggest.

Tsk, tsk. Acceptance is for losers! Get to vert tweaking.

Looks Janice has some neck clipping there, Padawan.

I made a version for you that mirrors the jacket mesh but keeps the original UVs and legs.

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I'm not sure about the undershirt, but the jacket looks pretty good. With some adjustment it could be made to work with the pocketless version of the jacket I made. That one was a hybrid using the Scout legs, but it could be mated back to the original Scoundrel legs, which I assume you are using.

Yeah about that approval....

I think @Tyvokka needs to install a giant flashing light or something whenever there's a new submission.

A picture on a dark night?

It actually looks fine when downloaded. Maybe a corrupted header or something.

I thought you were supposed to be playing the game? Are you still screwing around on Taris?

Seems like you need to add a displacement filter to the symbol to get it to conform to the folds of the cloth.

It occurs to me that since I suck so much at textures, I'd be far better off worrying about fixing the models and just giving you the base textures to play with. Although in the case of your biker Revan, the tattoos probably obfuscate the skin tone change anyway for the most part.

8 hours ago, ebmar said:

Yes! jumpsuits, and sometimes with collars too [Bastila's slave outfit for example

I was thinking maybe something like dogtags could be an option if necessary, although that's probably still insufficient.

1 hour ago, ebmar said:

Which means... there would be a possibility, of no repetitive pattern on both side of the body right?

Not a possibility, a fact:

The only issue I'm having is trying to colour match to the heads. It's a freaking nightmare as they are all different. It's no wonder that Bioware and Obsidian went with jumpsuits. I might have to do a unique texture per head.