XNALara

I've been trying to get into mesh modding.
Been following these tutorials to the letter,

http://aydean.deviantart.com/art/XPS-Tu ... -284325631
http://aydean.deviantart.com/art/XPS-Tu ... 02593&qo=4
http://aydean.deviantart.com/art/XPS-Tu ... -284325631
http://aydean.deviantart.com/art/XPS-Tu ... 02593&qo=2

but I always end up getting this error


Mostly with the adding hair to a model, and legs to a different torso. I don't see why it says the model is posed, coz when I load it, it's in the standard T-Pose

could anyone give me any advice regarding this.

Hey, most people here (well, the more 'active' members) use Blender for mesh-mods. It's a bit difficult to help without much experience with XPS modding.

So don't be surprised if it takes a while for someone to reply (with actual help), it's not your fault. Maybe it would be better to ask the person who wrote those tutorials?

I can tell you right now that the last error is prompted when the model you want to attach a mod ON is in some kind of a pose. Just reset that model's pose and attach the mod.

Love2Raid wrote:Hey, most people here (well, the more 'active' members) use Blender for mesh-mods. It's a bit difficult to help without much experience with XPS modding.

So don't be surprised if it takes a while for someone to reply (with actual help), it's not your fault. Maybe it would be better to ask the person who wrote those tutorials?

I have, have not gotten a response yet. I tried blender, but with no prior modelling knowledge, the learning curve is a bit steep, but I intend to learn it soon.

RoxasKennedy wrote:I can tell you right now that the last error is prompted when the model you want to attach a mod ON is in some kind of a pose. Just reset that model's pose and attach the mod.

That's just it, I haven't posed anything, all I did was align the hair with the head, and yet that error pops up.

Well, how did you align the hair?

Did you use Ctrl+LMB to position it on the head or did you use the XYZ sliders?

The sliders. Does that count as posing?

Yup.

Looks like that's the problem.

You could use the Ctrl+LMB then move the mouse to move the hair and then adjust the height with the height slider if needed.

Alright, I'll give that a go, and report back later.