Morroblivion

At this stage everything needed for the game to be playable is important also Yay for real English armour is how it's done

I decided to start recreating the original Morrowind trees for the Morrowind project.

Sorry. Not sure if this is the appropriate place to deposit a resource, but I just found this pack: http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/36969/?

It's a bunch of resources that were made for Oblivion converted to Skyrim. Just thought it might provide some extra non-Nordic decorative options.

I'll take a look happy, just tell me the sort of things your looking for and whatnot. Idk how handy I'll be past matching them up as I have basic 3d max skills but hey tossing it out there lol

Cool sounds good just shoot me the info after you get it uploaded. I'll start poking around in skywind furniture for a bit

I started converting qwertys morroblivion clothes for skywind:

I have all the upper class, and lower class shoes converted. The shoes were easy. Now I want to try a set of clothes.. but to finish the shoes, I just need the file structure of how you want everything to go

Working on the exquisite robe to go with them fancy shoes:

This is a mod of a mod that's a mod for a mod, to be used in a mod..

Shirt conversion, textures are being weird rite now

Is there one in the works already then? what ones need to be done? I think it looks fine, and with a retex to kick it up a notch at some point it should be cool

I was worried if I use skyrim stuff people would bitch. I use morroblivion stuff people bitch. It's kind of lose lose right now.. what's being done and when is it slated to be finished?

Well the question still begs an answer, what's being made, actively being worked on, and when are said items slated to be finished? If there is something really cool thats actually going to show up soon then Id like to not waste my time on it and focus on a piece that isnt. I just find alot of people have said they were going to do this, or do that and then never materializes. I'm not saying you by any means but just people. That being said if you have something solid on things then let me know and I'll avoid them. What outfits need to be made? I'll start putting stuff together out of skyrim stuff if people wont have a heart attack.

btw why are you never in the chat?

For now you should basically avoid using the ugliest morroblivion models, and be critical when you are reviewing, for those will be remade no matter what, because we have the right people for the job.

 

No it's cool I'd love to see new cool clothes custom made don't get me wrong. And I would love to use skyrim stuff to assemble outfits its way easier then moroblivion conversions :) I'm too much of a dunsky to figure out the chat lol

just do whatever you like, but dont complain if it gets replaced later ok? ;)

if you manage to remake the uv on skyrim clothing, you have a winner, i think no one would complain if it didnt look too obvious that the clothing is from skyrim.

Its hard to tell what you should do or not, its better you decide if its worth it spending like 10 hours on a complete rig, contra using 3 hours for a retexture, and the retexture ended up looking much better than the 10 hour rig.

So maybe do those you think looks best first, and use much time on them to make them look best possible.

Plus I'm glad I dont have to finish that robe lol it was going to be a bitch to get it to work, it had parts that might be funky. If Ravana wanted to bust out some clothes I could get them working at least :)

Thats sort of the way I have been trying to do it. I used a farmer outfit. I can bring it down but the morrowind people allways have there junk hoisted up nice and high so I kept it jacked lol:

I haven't been I use like clothes or armor idk is that bad? Also if some one is making maybe a taste of this lol

If I use the skinny clothes and then the heavy clothes what's the diff, I'm just wondering?

whats the diff? thats not a good attitude to have, you should always have a critical eye, learn what looks good or not, that probably takes time, but you will get there.

Rule nr 1: Always adapt the clothing after the skyrim body, because it simply looks better and gets rid of the unnatural ugly oblivion body type.

if you cant comply with this someone else has to fix it, so do it right the first time.

you should not only worry about size, you should also worry about shape.

Do like this, when you have converted and imported the morroblivion clothing and put over a skyrim body, use this modifier:

(before going any further, collapse every modifier attached to the morroblivion parts)

choose modifier FFD 4x4x4, and choose control points, and simply drag the shape into place, or a better term would be shape the clothing after the shape of the body.

or use this method, select vertices, and use soft selection, and click on different parts of the clothing that doesnt fit, and drag  them into place.

 

yeah that is a good example, that just need some recoloring, and maybe change the uv a bit to match the morroblivion style better.

Also if possible, drop the shoulder pads.

if you delete the shoulder pads, i suspect there is going to be a hole in the mesh lol, so flatten it out by selecting vertices and bring them down, and then go to uv editor, and try to make that part of the mesh use another part of the texture, like the lower arms texture.

I meant remove the pauldrons, not the under part, you have to make it look like a robe without pauldrons, then you have to modify the uv

Watch this tutorial

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPrnp_kLOvY