I think that's a result of the skeleton wanting to break up when it collapses. Probably be better off replacing the skeleton's skeleton/mesh than trying to modify the armor.

Well, that would probably be easier (or at least quicker). What's the best way to do that?

There's a thread in the Mods forum about making playable creature races. They've been discussing skeleton's (mesh version, not creature) for a bit now. They'd likely be able to help.

Though it might be just a matter of changing/removing the death animations instead of replacing the skeleton. I'm not sure exactly how that works.

I think I recently saw a discussion of this exact problem somewhere.

edit: I found the reference I'd seen to it. It's off-site, so I can't link you to it, but here's the relevant text:



Sounds like you may only need to modify the cuirass a bit to do what you need.

Approximately how much maths can the game cope with in a single frame? Scripted that is. I am in the process of writing a scripted projectile physics simulation, and the maths is only a couple of trig functions and quite a lot of addition and multiplication (vector multiplication etc) in a single frame(on collision with an object). The script is not yet working, and I'm hoping that this isn't to do with the maths overloading the script.

Thanks

I removed the sleeves from the armor mesh as suggested, but it only makes things worse: http://img532.imageshack.us/img532/3716/skelliarmortrouble.jpg
Now the armor stretches across the room. :laugh: (I may actually use that for a funny mod I have in mind) Is there any way to avoid this for a more serious mod?

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