Difference between revisions of "Working With Nifs 201 : Meshes, Data, and you"
Working With Nifs 201 : Meshes, Data, and you (edit)
Revision as of 14:06, 12 March 2010
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'''Mesh>Prune Redundant Triangles''': Not sure on the exacts here. Likely to be useful in cleaning a troubled mesh, or covering for modelling oversights? I assume that it removes same-space triangles. | '''Mesh>Prune Redundant Triangles''': Not sure on the exacts here. Likely to be useful in cleaning a troubled mesh, or covering for modelling oversights? I assume that it removes same-space triangles. | ||
'''Mesh>Remove | '''Mesh>Remove Duplicate Vertices'''': Some smoothing methods duplicate vertices in-place. These won't be used in oblivion, in lieu of vertex normals. This removes the extra ones. Optimize! | ||
'''Mesh>Remove Unused Vertices''': Another troubleshooting attempt, for cleaning off unused vertices. | '''Mesh>Remove Unused Vertices''': Another troubleshooting attempt, for cleaning off unused vertices. | ||
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I should note that the Spells menu has import/export multi modes. These differ in that nifskope will then im/export all the meshes from the .nif to a single .obj. | I should note that the Spells menu has import/export multi modes. These differ in that nifskope will then im/export all the meshes from the .nif to a single .obj. | ||
==On the subject of injecting meshes and it's importance== | ==On the subject of injecting meshes and it's importance== | ||