Nifscope is driving me mad :(

Post » Tue Nov 04, 2014 12:29 am

have read so many forums and so many people have the same issue as me but have managed to fix it. I try and do exactly what they do but it still is not fixed.
Problem: Can't get textures to show up on the mesh.
I have tried: Various versions of Nifscope, setting the correct paths to the original Data folders and external texture folders (see images).
It's strange because Nifscope seems to recognize the texture folders, but just will not show the textures in the window.
Can anyone suggest anything? Many thanks... :s
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matt white
 
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Post » Tue Nov 04, 2014 2:07 pm

Textures: SizedString:: textures\AnyAdditionalFolder\diffusemap.dds

Textures: SizedString:: textures\AnyAdditionalFolder\normalmap_n.dds

and so forth..

Well now..the correct way doesn't work for you.

Edit: Oh wait, it's not supposed to show up. That's normal. It WOULD show up if you used the entire root path, but only in nifskope.

The game only needs to read from "textures\etc". The path going to your root will result in the textures not showing up in game. :smile:

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Richard Thompson
 
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Post » Tue Nov 04, 2014 7:15 am

Just to add to what Terra Nova said, Nifskope cannot read from .bsa's. So unless you have all your textures unpacked into your Data folder (NOT recommended), no, you won't see them.

I actually have textures unpacked in another directory on my hard drive, and point Nifskope to that. Or, you could unpack only that FarmhouseLOD texture you want, place it in the Data folder (in the correct file path) temporarily if you want to see it.

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Bethany Watkin
 
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Post » Tue Nov 04, 2014 4:20 am

One other thing to try is change the /'s to \'s in the paths (ie. C:\Program Files(X86)\ not C:/Program Files(X86)/ ) --- IIRC the wrong direction of the \ in the path can cause problems with the folder being found properly.

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