Zmodeler: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/ ... nknown.png
In game; https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/ ... nknown.png
I have verified that the texture in game is the same of that in zmodeler, and have tried to Re-UVmap a few times, with the same results. In game, you can see the N and W at the Top are deformed, so is the TROL in Patrol at the bottom. Badge is EUP.
Badge texture distorted in game.
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May you show the wireframe geometry of this badge from ZModeler (with no textures or solid polygons)?
It looks like the geometry is distorted, not the texture. I assume it could be caused by slightly mismatching rigging on vertices that is barely seen on a model but causes some vertices to move different than their neighbors.
I advise to re-assign rigging onto this badge with "Preset" rigging paint mode. Select all vertices, pick rigging from one vertex and apply preset of bones weight to all selected vertices.
It looks like the geometry is distorted, not the texture. I assume it could be caused by slightly mismatching rigging on vertices that is barely seen on a model but causes some vertices to move different than their neighbors.
I advise to re-assign rigging onto this badge with "Preset" rigging paint mode. Select all vertices, pick rigging from one vertex and apply preset of bones weight to all selected vertices.
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What do you mean by pick rigging from one vertex and apply preset of bones weight to all selected vertices? Are you refering to this tool? https://gyazo.com/f2b7023e44b64bfed672386d210884bf
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nope. Rigging -> Influence -> Paint. Expand its options and switch to "Preset" mode. switch badge object to vertices level. press in options window "Pick from vertex", hover and click on any vertex (perfectly in a center of the badge). A preset window will show used bones and their influence (in percentage). Select all vertices, in preset window press "Fill selection" button.
Note, options window disappears automatically, it's ok to bring it back again every time it fades or even when it becomes hidden.
Note, options window disappears automatically, it's ok to bring it back again every time it fades or even when it becomes hidden.
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https://gyazo.com/72e119e69a88cbfd262e2420beff8eb2 I see no button to expand to switch to preset mode apart from the one in the top right of the influence bar I opened for this screenshot.
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These are options for "Influences" group of tools. You need to expand options of "Paint" tool in this group - the button in the middle.
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How can I switch the badge to vertices level? I found the Preset and set it to Preset
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Unless you mean vertex mode ^
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yeah, vertices mode. I call these "editing levels" for historical reasons 
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The badge was made with curves in blender, then converted to mesh, so there is nothing in the center. https://gyazo.com/4595cf1694ccae84a64eb00da37fc43f Nothing shows up when I left click a vertice after clicking pick from vertex.
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The blue line shows up but after left clicking, goes away once off the vertice.
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Nevermind, I forgot to have the tool sleected, though it was from the highlight, aplogies
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Do I select all vertices using quadr once I pick vertex before filling selection?
https://gyazo.com/97efb4b23f30f5c477e91f375bb17699
I only see the 2 values that add up to 100 right now.
https://gyazo.com/97efb4b23f30f5c477e91f375bb17699
I only see the 2 values that add up to 100 right now.
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once you pick rigging data from any vertex, press "Shift+A" to select all vertices; then press "Fill selected" button in options window.
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https://gyazo.com/99b807f31506ddec8f210aae8d80dc75 It works! Thank you so much!