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[BlooMbLURR]

I made this ms3d file that lets you convert sims 2 meshes into WSO files with the correct boneassignements.
Also have some info on how to fix the arm position.
Wanted to share this, if people are intrested?
But i cant find a thread for tutorials.

[Vlana]

I am interested. Can you tell us more ?

[Murano]

Hi!
There's a tutorial system at TSR which this would perfectly fit in. :)

http://www.thesimsre...orials/new-post

[BlooMbLURR]

How can i add screenshots and upload the file there?

@Vlana, its quite simple.
I opened a WSO file in Milkshape and renamed the bones.
You import a sims 2 mesh with unimesh import and export it as WSO file.
The vertices on the mesh have now the correct bonenames but a corrupt WSO skeleton.
You start fresh with a new WSO mesh wich has a correct skeleton, you move the skeleton a little bit then import the WSO sims 2 mesh.
Delete its skeleton and move the earlier moved one back in place.
Its done in a minute.
The arms are easy too, the forearm joint needs to be rotated 3.5 degrees
The upperarm joint 6 degrees and 45 degrees down.
You can do this in ANIM mode so all related verts will move along.

[frisbud]

We have a tutorial here that tells you how to submit a tutorial. :)

[BlooMbLURR]

My first impression was that i had to put a link in there to a pdf file, or somthing like that.
Thanks, going to be ok :)