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UkrPower

24 Oct, 2024 @ 9:23pm

Help me port mmd model to source

I found an MMD download for Chaos Purple Heart [www.deviantart.com] on DA, and decided to port it to GMod and SFM following this tutorial .
When I try to convert it into .dmx, it says "Warning: 5607 verts on "Purple Heart (Chaos Form) v1.1_mesh" have over 3 weight links. Source does not support this!"
Is there any way to solve this?

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R234

25 Oct, 2024 @ 1:05pm

Redo the weights so that no more than three bones affect each vertex at a time. As the error message says, Source does not support more than that.

You might be able to get away with using the mesh > weights > limit total function, but you'll probably want to inspect the results and tweak them so that it doesn't look too bad.

UkrPower

25 Oct, 2024 @ 8:58pm

Originally posted by R234:
Redo the weights so that no more than three bones affect each vertex at a time. As the error message says, Source does not support more than that.

You might be able to get away with using the mesh > weights > limit total function, but you'll probably want to inspect the results and tweak them so that it doesn't look too bad.

but where can I find "mesh" function? I use fresh version of blender 4.2.3

Last edited by UkrPower; 25 Oct, 2024 @ 9:00pm

R234

25 Oct, 2024 @ 10:29pm

Originally posted by UkrPower:
but where can I find "mesh" function? I use fresh version of blender 4.2.3

If it's anything like in version 3, it's at the top of the 3D viewport. Just make sure the object is selected and you're in edit mode.

UkrPower

25 Oct, 2024 @ 11:04pm

Originally posted by R234:
Originally posted by UkrPower:
but where can I find "mesh" function? I use fresh version of blender 4.2.3
If it's anything like in version 3, it's at the top of the 3D viewport. Just make sure the object is selected and you're in edit mode.

good, I found it, now it's time to rename all shapekeys, since most of them have japanese names