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Hmmm even though this is the case there usually aren't any obvious seams when XPS separates meshes out. This is really odd.

Yeah there shouldn't be any visible seams in XPS.

The seams are visible if you export a model again from 3DS Max or blender usually... the only way to remove them is to use the "remove seams between mesh parts" option in XPS or directly in Max/blender before exporting afaik.

Runa wrote:The seams are visible if you export a model again from 3DS Max or blender usually... the only way to remove them is to use the "remove seams between mesh parts" option in XPS or directly in Max/blender before exporting afaik.

All of that did absolutely nothing.

If I export the .mesh as .mesh.ascii and try to fix everything in Blender, the seams return back (unless I'm not fixing the seams the right way in Blender)
And I can't use the Remove Seams option in XPS if I imported a .mesh (it seems to be only working for .mesh.ascii, which doesn't have this problem)

Only thing I found that fixes the seams is to disable normal maps, but who tf wants to do that

3ds max & Noesis exporter ... so i think the problem was in the exporter ( maybe ? )

RoxasKennedy wrote:

Runa wrote:The seams are visible if you export a model again from 3DS Max or blender usually... the only way to remove them is to use the "remove seams between mesh parts" option in XPS or directly in Max/blender before exporting afaik.

All of that did absolutely nothing.

If I export the .mesh as .mesh.ascii and try to fix everything in Blender, the seams return back (unless I'm not fixing the seams the right way in Blender)
And I can't use the Remove Seams option in XPS if I imported a .mesh (it seems to be only working for .mesh.ascii, which doesn't have this problem)

Only thing I found that fixes the seams is to disable normal maps, but who tf wants to do that

That's weird Did you merge all the head parts together, removed seams and export? If so then that is the method I always use.

Runa wrote: That's weird Did you merge all the head parts together, removed seams and export? If so then that is the method I always use.

Yeah, that is exactly what I did.