3DNeo opened this issue on Jun 06, 2008 · 557 posts
Diogenes posted Thu, 10 July 2008 at 12:01 AM
Quote - Yes that's what I want to do except without switching any geometry basically just deleting the gens, and under the gens is the rest of my hip which is there all along.
OK but, wouldn't you be back to the same lighting problem as the figure? You would still have the extra geom over the hip which causes the lighting problem. So I'm thinking that geometry switching of 2 hips, one with, one without, would solve that. Just guessing here.
Not if it's actually welded to the figure and is not a separate figure but just another body part. The lighting and shadow problem from what I can tell is because the conforming gens are actually a separate figure. And yes the hip switch would work but on my models the hip part is very large, almost half the figure.