Hey GUN or formally VGU, I need help with some meshes. I'm absolutely useless when it comes to fixing them. I was wondering if could either point me in the direction of how to correct this issue myself or... fix it for me perhaps. But here's the issue, someone took the meshes from the honest hearts dlc's .45 SMG and simply pulled the rear sight mesh up which Bethesda left down. The sight however is transparent on the other side. I would correct the issue myself if I knew how, as there's a few other guns from the honest hearts DLC with similar issues. I think "A light in shining darkness" happens to have a similar issue. Anyway. Here's the meshes. Could someone tell me if this is an easy fix? Thanks in advanced. http://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/57640/?

Here's some pictures of said issue. I need help applying textures to the other side of the front sight. Would this be done in nifskope or a tool like blender?

Images:

Unpack .45 SMG files from Honesty Hearts dlc with mod manager and replace files.

It should be like this textures and meshes\nvdlc02\weapons\2handautomatic

havocm wrote:

Unpack .45 SMG files from Honesty Hearts dlc with mod manager and replace files.

It should be like this textures and meshes\nvdlc02\weapons\2handautomatic

Is that all it is? It's just a texture issue? I'll try and report back.

Well I am not sure but this is easy and not harmful way and maybe also will help.

havocm wrote:

Well I am not sure but this is easy and not harmful way and maybe also will help.

No luck with the vanilla textures. Replacing the edited meshes with vanilla would defeat the purpose of trying to fix the bugged edited meshes lol.

Souns easier to me to find a replacer then fix it yourself.

lukaboot wrote:

Souns easier to me to find a replacer then fix it yourself.

That would be better. By chance do you know of any? I searched before I found this, I don't think I ever found anything.

Hmm, you could try attaching a stencil property to the sight mesh using nifskope, follow these instructions:

Select the sight, right click and go to Node - Attach Property



From the list select NiStencilProperty:



If it's what i think it is then that should fix it, make sure to save the nif.

hitman47101 wrote:

Hmm, you could try attaching a stencil property to the sight mesh using nifskope, follow these instructions:

Select the sight, right click and go to Node - Attach Property



From the list select NiStencilProperty:



If it's what i think it is then that should fix it, make sure to save the nif.

Well that did fix the transparency. But it's still paper thin. Just has textures over it now. I'll never notice it, but it will bug the hell out of me. Thanks for that little tutorial. Here's the results.