i've got this shotgun model that i'm rather fond of, but when you look down, you can see the "end" of the model's left arm. seems like pulling it back a little on·screen would fix this. anyway, i obviously know nothing about MS3D, or i wouldn't ask for help with this. i tried fixing this once on my own, and ended up causing even more problems. if you could effectively explain how to do this without putting yourself out, that would be just as appreciated...

sorry but...

well damn. ill fix that now...

edit: tested; DL works now.

mhm... looks like deleted faces to me... I'll see what I can do... (IF so... )

panaka fer teh win. thnx for taking a look at it for me, even if it can't be fixed...

hm... try this one... MAYBE it will fix it (haven't tested it myself so... ) if not: The missing polies need to be added by hand... brrr

There is nothing missing, it's just the default hands model. If you want to fix it either use origin 0 -4 0 (or such) or just pull out the vertexes of the arm so the arm is getting stretched and u can't see the end.

I think he means the deleted faces on the "back" (=> right side) of the shotty

aw... seems like I got a bad day today... reading everything wrong... well... yeah... than you're right... just change the origins to something else where you can't see it and recompile => done...

and how do i change the origins? there's no $origin line in the .qc, and i tried editing the middle $eyeposition value, but i still looks the same when i test the origins in jeds hlmv...

use HLMV to get the origins you want

then add the
$origin x x x to the qc file just before the reload animation cmd's i think...

then recompile ftw

If you put it just in front of the sequence, it will only affect that sequence, making it look buggy.
Just add

$origin X Y Z

to the .qc, so it slightly look like