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The model file is in the correct location, this has only happened since I moved to UT2004 from UT2003..
I also opened it in the editor to make sure of some things, resaved it and it still didn't work..
[UT2004] Can't find my models!?
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The model file is in the correct location, this has only happened since I moved to UT2004 from UT2003..
I also opened it in the editor to make sure of some things, resaved it and it still didn't work..
Could you post what the default property entry looks like? I am also using skeletal meshes and here is what my default property looks like:
Mesh=mesh'TD2WeapMesh.t_AK74mesh'
are the ' marks out of place around 'skeletalMesh' instead of skeletalMesh'modelpackage.modelname'?
Mesh=mesh'TD2WeapMesh.t_AK74mesh'
are the ' marks out of place around 'skeletalMesh' instead of skeletalMesh'modelpackage.modelname'?
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Well the only thing i can think of is that either the name of the models or package changed (or were renamed when you opened it and saved it?) or perhaps you have the model file in a separate mod folder. I was able to create the same log errors you got by simply moving my animation file out of the animations folder.
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Did you use the exec load package? As in #exec load OBJ=filename. It's one of the common things to miss.
possible cause
Just figured it out I think. It has to do with package dependecies. When I removed a texture package altogether (I had renamed all of the textures in it to another texture package to consolidate the total number of packages). When I deleted the original texture package then tried to recompile, I got the same error messages you got. The textures that I had renamed still referred to the color "palettes" of the original package. It could not compile because of this. You might want to check the ucc.log file to get the specifics of why it failed.
Dark[NSF] said:
Just figured it out I think. It has to do with package dependecies. When I removed a texture package altogether (I had renamed all of the textures in it to another texture package to consolidate the total number of packages). When I deleted the original texture package then tried to recompile, I got the same error messages you got. The textures that I had renamed still referred to the color "palettes" of the original package. It could not compile because of this. You might want to check the ucc.log file to get the specifics of why it failed.