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Subject: Re-scaling props

TOPcat831 opened this issue on Oct 10, 2004 · 2 posts
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TOPcat831 ( ) posted Sun, 10 October 2004 at 1:16 AM · edited Sun, 17 September 2023 at 7:36 AM

Sometimes I don't have all the props I'd like to use, sometimes I do, but they're for the wrong figure. I recently posted an image using the Millenium Boy but I didn't have any sci-fi boots for him. So what I did was use V2 Stormguard boots and re-scaled them. The solution seemed to work fine except when I wanted to save the outfitted figure to my New Figures Library. Whenever I try to add the new figure it always comes out disfigured. However when the outfitted figure is saved as a Pz3 file, It loads up just fine. Does anyone know why the saved figure from the New Figures Library comes out distorted?

lesbentley ( ) posted Sun, 10 October 2004 at 7:44 AM

Are the boots props, or conforming figures? What is coming out deformed when reload the cr2, the boots or the character?' If the boots are conforming figures, try this: Before conforming, zero any translations for the figures BODY and the base body part (usually named "hip"). Zero the figure in the Joint Editor. Memorize the figure (Alt+Ctrl+F). Now try comforming to your character and saving the character to a pallet.

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