Yeah that works, but it is impossible to compile due to being too many verts.
The downloaded model has too many verts too but that guy made it work even if head and body was split with the VTA being named for body that does not have any flexes.

Or are you trying to say that i should have 2 seperate files one folder with the model split into seperate pieces and another where its grouped?

I know this is not directly crowbar area.
So if you want this removed i'll take it away.

The question is flexes made in blender.
I have a model with 3 parts (had to split it up due to limits)
Part 1 (main door frame) has 0 flexes
Part 2 (Lower part of door) Has 3 flexes
Part 3 (Upper part of door) Has 1 flex

In the QC i got this so that main door frame has all the flexes like in the blender file.
So in the VTA is listed maindoor.vta

but the flexes is for other parts.

I have seen this done with other models that has the main body untouched by flexes but flexes for head and fingers. So in QC its listed that the main body has all the flex information from blender.

When importing it into model viewer non of the flexes are working for the door.
But on the other model i downloaded the flexes are working even if its a different part (split in blender due to compile limit)

What did i do wrong?

Just want to close this case as solved, the problem was too many vertex flexes modified.

Oh ok, will try now.

Trying to compile a complex model that i earlies split into different bodygroup, in the QC i put up

Identical setup to a model by someone else in the QC.

On compile crowbar gives error:
unknown model option "$BodyGroup"

But if i compile the other model its all good with bodygroup coming straight after flex info.

Is it blender or the QC thats wrongs? Been trying for an hour now to find the error.

Whats going on?

Yeah but then flexes will not work properly?

Never mind, after studying the crowbar log closer i see "WARNING: model has too many verts, cutting into multiple models"

Any tip on reducing this without destroying shape keys in blender?
And what is max?

I have a rather complex monster model, alot of flexes and bones. It compiled fine before, but after i had to split it up 4 times to merge the uv maps in blender and sew it back together the crowbar is hellbendt on making this single SMD into the regular MDL that contains two seperate models. It was alot of headscratching before i figured out that decompiling the MDL it had created that i saw 2 SMD's inside. one for entire figure without arms, and the last one with arms. Whats going on?

Hmm smart, i'll try that! For info; the model only has 1 flex.

Yeah, but i already checked the vta up against other objects i have rendered/compiled and using in sfm. I must have overlooked something, if you got any more tips on what it could be in the VTa please let me know, i worked so long on this door to just throw it away and make a new.

Also, im humbled the top admin of this group took the time to help a novice like myself out. Thanks ZeqMacaw :) Much appriciated.