Female offsets problem (Necrotic/Ruse base)

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11-13-2019, 07:07 PM
Morphus

Female offsets problem (Necrotic/Ruse base)

Hey
Sorry to bother you guys.

But i have problem with the female model offsets.

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All of the armour and weapons are not in the correct position.
I think the problem is that the offsets for female are missing.
Whats the best way to fix this? I tried myself but no luck so far...

Thanks.
11-13-2019, 07:47 PM
A Furry

Looks like an issue with your character models rather than offsets, (or maybe its both?) the bottom of the arms are missing lmfao, not to mention the whole character looks a bit weird
11-13-2019, 08:02 PM
Morphus

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Looks like an issue with your character models rather than offsets, (or maybe its both?) the bottom of the arms are missing lmfao, not to mention the whole character looks a bit weird

Lol the bronze gloves were causing this, Same as wearing a top for example. That makes part of neck gone...
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When wearing nothing:
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11-13-2019, 08:42 PM
Professor Oak

You're using older char models with newer items. You're gonna notice a lot of problems as the items and their anims aren't made for the osrs skeleton.
11-13-2019, 08:57 PM
Morphus

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You're using older char models with newer items. You're gonna notice a lot of problems as the items and their anims aren't made for the osrs skeleton.

Weird part is that for males everything is working perfect. The problem is so far with only female as i know.

Im not even sure if im posting in the right section. Maybe should been in the 503+, Necrotic was calling it RS2/OSRS hybrid so i was assuming it should be here.
11-13-2019, 08:59 PM
Professor Oak

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Weird part is that for males everything is working perfect. The problem is so far with only female as i know.

Im not even sure if im posting in the right section. Maybe should been in the 503+, Necrotic was calling it RS2/OSRS hybrid so i was assuming it should be here.

What A Mage said, have you properly packed all the character models? Something definitely looks off with them.
11-13-2019, 09:08 PM
Morphus

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What A Mage said, have you properly packed all the character models? Something definitely looks off with them.

No, I didnt touch the character models. They were with the necrotic download already.

This is the male version:
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11-13-2019, 09:46 PM
Grant_

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No, I didnt touch the character models. They were with the necrotic download already.

This is the male version:
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You probably didn't need to have touched the character models. Most likely it's been bugged like this from the beginning. I doubt whoever wrote the client added support for using female models properly. From the looks of some of these images its continuing to use male models on the female character, which is obviously making it look odd (long arms mismatch, platebody to big for body etc). You're going to have to add support for female models correctly.
11-13-2019, 11:27 PM
Morphus

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You probably didn't need to have touched the character models. Most likely it's been bugged like this from the beginning. I doubt whoever wrote the client added support for using female models properly. From the looks of some of these images its continuing to use male models on the female character, which is obviously making it look odd (long arms mismatch, platebody to big for body etc). You're going to have to add support for female models correctly.

Ahhh damn. I understand it now..
Well i am not that experienced yet, But i will see what i can do

[EDIT]
FIXED! Thanks all

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