Tem

Allright! Greetings! All those who have similar problems - solution found! ( All credits for solution go to Hanaisse ). Solution: Step 1: Go to ->> http://sourceforge.net/projects/niftools/files/nifskope/1.1.0/ Step 2: Download " nifskope-1.1.0-rc6-i686-w32.7z " Step 3: Use! There is no more problems with "error" for Me, though I only tested one mesh I'm attempring to port. If there are still 'error' - maybe using different versions would help. Best Regards Tem P.S. All coppyright...etc...

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Greetings. I'm attempting to port ".nif" from Oblivion to Skyrim. The mesh is modder-created. Has textures. I followed "3D Craftworks: Importing Weapons into Skyrim" to the point " File>Import>Import .OBJ" . After that Nifscope shows "Error: 988 invalid index(es) in block # 37 NiTriShapeData.Triangles" . "block # ** " depends and differ upon wich skyrim 1stperson mesh I'm using. As for the image in Nifskope - it shows sword handle only to the point where visible blade image should start. The tools at my disposal - Nifskope ( latest version ), Gimp ( latest ), Fomm ( bsa only use ), CK. I've no slightest idea what to do. I apologize beforehand - if there is solution allready somewhere on the forums and I started a new post. I browsed and searched forums before posting - seemed to find nothing of sort. Same goes for if I posted in wrong forum folder. If I missed the existing solution redirect me to it please. I'm a total beginner so I decided to port something I liked from Oblivion, when I was playing it, to Skyrim ( seemed a good thing to start to get a grasp of tools ). The port is for my private use only, if I'll have a wish to upload it to alliance, nexus, or somewhere else, I'll be contacting author ( 's ) and asking for permission of course. I very much respect creations of others. Any help, advice, information, knowledge, guides, tips, etc. is greatly appreciated and welcomed. ( And awaited too ) Best Regards and thank you for your work and dedication. Tem