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===Preparing the arstatue01 model===

The ''arstatue01.nif'' was chosen becouse it's collision geometry data format allows importing custom made models' geometry. You are going to import your high-poly and low-poly models' data into this file, but first the unneccessary data need to be removed.

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|valign="top"|<font size=2>'''1.''' </font>Swich to the instance of NifSkope where ''arstatue01.nif'' was loaded. This will be your final model at the end of the process, so save it with a different name.
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|valign="top"|<font size=2>'''2.''' </font>Expand '''0 NiNode''' block on the Block List window, and right-click on '''7 NiTriStrips'''. Choose '''Block -> Remove Branch''' from the pop-up menu. The 7 NiTriStrips block should be gone. Remove the remaining four NiTriStrips blocks. These blocks contained every information of the model (geometry, textures, material properties), except the collision data. The remaining red wireframe represents the collision geometry. Enable '''Draw Havok''' in the '''Render''' menu if you can't see it.
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|valign="top"|<font size=2>'''3.''' </font>Navigate to the '''3 NiTriStripsData''' block, and choose '''Block -> Remove''' after right-clicking. This block contains the collision geometry data. The render window should be empty now.
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|valign="top"|<font size=2>'''4.''' </font>Select '''5 bhkRigidBodyT''' block in the '''Block List''' window, and double-click on the '''Value''' of the '''Translation''' in the '''Block Details''' window. Set x, y, and z to zero. This positions the collision geometry to the origo.
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