This time i made all the models myself after finishing the... erm... nude mod my friend asked for... IM SO PROUD XD

Thanks :D

hey, hello, thanks for the help you gave me, i finally finished my first mod!!! Here it is, thank you so much for the help XD

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1957306721

hello, new update related to the problem of the too many materials, just for people who might still find this issue, when you are in your qc file, remember this, in the section

$texturegroup "skinfamilies"
{
{ "Texture01" }
{ "Texture01" }
}

REMEMBER, ALWAYS leave a space between the { and the " like this { "something" } and NOT like this {"something"}

For some reason, if you do not add the spaces, the compiler will say that the error is that there are too many materials, maybe because it does not find the space that indicates a new material to be used and it thinks that is because it hit the cap or someting, idk. So remember, that is just a quick headsup, cause i just ran into this problem and quickly fixed it while comparing my qc made yesterday vs the new one from a mod i started this morning.

happy new year! i got the project working nicely, and tested it at 23:58 lmao, 2 mins before running over to the table with my fam to celebrate. We can officially conclude that i had a victory 2 minutes before 2020 lmao... I literally made the mod last year XD

YES!!! YES YES YES YES!!! I DID IT!!! it now looks good in blender, god damn it, if this works in game, im so gonna make a list of all the mistakes i had for newbies like me, cause god damn it, the amount of time i used in this project was totally WORTH THE WEIGHT!

Ok so i've been thinking, after taking a 1 hour break watching tv and celebrating new year (btw, happy new year people!! :D) with my family, maybe, the way i could work around this is by applying the armature modifier to the mesh rather than moving each vertex individually, which will change the vertices' location nicely, so it would go like this: 1) use the pose editor to set the rig i have made to have the same pose as rochelle's base pose 2) apply armature modifier to get rid of my skeleton 3) apply a newly imported skeleton from rochelle's original smd 4) now that the mesh is adjusted, i just tell blender to join the skeleton to the mesh with empty groups so that way it will use the already exisiting information from the vertex groups i have... Hopefully that will work. And if that doesnt work, well, off to bed i guess, i've done enough thinking for today and hopefully i cant get some rest when i finally reach the end of the day XD

well, im totally giving up on this, i just dont know what to do to make the arms line up properly cause they keep doing that... imma try and see if i can find a work around and stuff...

so i found this tutorial here to check what other people did and it seems like i did it right, you can very well change the position of the original skeleton to make it match the one of the new mesh so... the problem now has been reduced to being just a weight problem i guess... damn my head hurts ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwG3v4Y9R_M

i might actually just rip off rochelle's arms and paste them on top lol, this is getting tedious XD