comm_a_m Missing Letter(s) from Model's Node

[ebmar 893]

Greetings, fellow Jedi! Hope y'all having a good time.

I am here to ask;

• Are there any consequences for a model that is missing a letter(s) on its node?

I'm pointing to the vanilla comm_a_m model which appeared in the game as Asian commoners head appearance. Particularly this variant:

Big thanks to @Thor110 for referencing Simple Model Viewer on [WIP] Expanded Galaxy Mod thread; very helpful tool to provide quick-detailed screenshot for the model and its texture!

 

Here's also a screenshot of the model's information, opened with MDLedit:

As we can see there; usually in any other head models [including its counterpart comm_a_m2] they are written as eyeRA and eyeLA respectively, which leads me to asking the forum about the matter.

I hope the information provided is sufficient, and many thanks for considering this.

Edited January 6, 2019 by ebmar
Added information to the program used for the model's screenshot

[DarthParametric 3,777]

The eyes (and eyelashes) are effectively bones, so yes, any misnamed bone will not inherit animation. The eyeball trimeshes must be named eyeRA/eyeLA and the lashes trimeshes eyeRlid/eyeLlid.

[ebmar 893]

4 hours ago, DarthParametric said:

The eyes (and eyelashes) are effectively bones, so yes, any misnamed bone will not inherit animation. The eyeball trimeshes must be named eyeRA/eyeLA and the lashes trimeshes eyeRlid/eyeLlid.

Thank you for the insight! I noticed the differences soon after attempting to change the head trimesh of my requested "hi-poly L_commF and L_commM" model you posted here which is using the comm_a_m model as its head. But until the information above, I'm not really sure what is going on with the model with/without the change. Think now I'm convinced, thanks!

Edited January 6, 2019 by ebmar

[Thor110 485]

If you have an Xbox controller or a program to create macros you can use that to quickly extract the entire directory in that format to gain all the textures, split them into m01/m02 folders and then search for "*.*" let it finish searching and then cut and paste it into either the same directory ( end_m01 or dan_m13 ) for the corresponding module.

I have been using Xpadder, it made extracting models for easy viewing with this program much less painful for me.

Thor110

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