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#1
24th Sep 2006 at 11:51 PM
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Error while trying to replace GMDC . . .
Hello. I'm working on a clothing mesh and I'm running into the same problem for this particular mesh. I was adding a pair of Maxis shoes to a mesh that I had put together and I started having trouble replacing the GMDC. Before I added the extra part, it was working fine.I'm using Milkshape 1.7.9 and the most recent versions of SimPE and Unimesh. I've done other meshes as practice, but for this one, I keep getting this error message when replacing the GMDC.
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"Error while trying to open" Message: Error while trying to open Package: C:\Documents and Settings\The Sims 2\My Documents\EA Games\The Sims 2\Downloads\MESH_ModAFBody001_092406.package File: Geometric Data Container (AC4F8687) - 01CA772D - 1C050000 - FF37E743 SimPE Version: Default (0.58.2.20950). Exception Stack: System.IO.EndOfStreamException: Unable to read beyond the end of the stream. at System.IO.__Error.EndOfFile() at System.IO.BinaryReader.FillBuffer(Int32 numBytes) at System.IO.BinaryReader.ReadSingle() at SimPe.Geometry.Quaternion.Unserialize(BinaryReader reader) at SimPe.Geometry.VectorTransformation.Unserialize(BinaryReader reader) at SimPe.Plugin.Gmdc.GmdcModel.Unserialize(BinaryReader reader) at SimPe.Plugin.GeometryDataContainer.Unserialize(BinaryReader reader) at SimPe.Plugin.Rcol.ReadBlock(UInt32 id, BinaryReader reader) at SimPe.Plugin.Rcol.Unserialize(BinaryReader reader) at SimPe.Interfaces.Plugin.AbstractWrapper.ProcessData(IPackedFileDescriptor pfd, IPackageFile package, Boolean catchex) Source: mscorlib Execution Stack: at System.IO.__Error.EndOfFile() at System.IO.BinaryReader.FillBuffer(Int32 numBytes) at System.IO.BinaryReader.ReadSingle() at SimPe.Geometry.Quaternion.Unserialize(BinaryReader reader) at SimPe.Geometry.VectorTransformation.Unserialize(BinaryReader reader) at SimPe.Plugin.Gmdc.GmdcModel.Unserialize(BinaryReader reader) at SimPe.Plugin.GeometryDataContainer.Unserialize(BinaryReader reader) at SimPe.Plugin.Rcol.ReadBlock(UInt32 id, BinaryReader reader) at SimPe.Plugin.Rcol.Unserialize(BinaryReader reader) at SimPe.Interfaces.Plugin.AbstractWrapper.ProcessData(IPackedFileDescriptor pfd, IPackageFile package, Boolean catchex) |
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#2
25th Sep 2006 at 12:35 AM
Okay so were you following tutorial #3? You have the same number of groups, same comments, etc?
Are you accidently trying to replace the gmnd instead of the gmdc? That will break things horribly with some error message that I don't have logged.
"Undertake something that is difficult; it will do you good. Unless you try to do something beyond what you have already mastered, you will never grow." - Ronald E. Osborn
Are you accidently trying to replace the gmnd instead of the gmdc? That will break things horribly with some error message that I don't have logged.
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#3
25th Sep 2006 at 12:49 AM
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Hi. I've learned all the tutorials prior and have had success. I just did a hair mesh and I feel very comfortable with the whole process. I was able to replace the mesh properly at first, but when I snapped in the feet, I received the error. The groups and comments are all correct.
#4
25th Sep 2006 at 2:51 AM
did you verify that you accidently didn't replace the gmnd this one time? I did it once, others have done it sometimes. That is the only time I've seen such messages.
Oh wait. When you do your unimesh export, do you get ANY errors? Because if you do, the gmdc file will be empty, and that will also make SimPE get all ill.
"Undertake something that is difficult; it will do you good. Unless you try to do something beyond what you have already mastered, you will never grow." - Ronald E. Osborn
Oh wait. When you do your unimesh export, do you get ANY errors? Because if you do, the gmdc file will be empty, and that will also make SimPE get all ill.
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#5
25th Sep 2006 at 3:06 AM
Last edited by pinksuki2k : 25th Sep 2006 at 3:15 AM.
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No, I don't get any errors when exporting. I've even tried undoing the shoes and exporting the original and it worked. It's just not allowing me to snap in any other Maxis parts for some reason. Hmmm . . .
When I try to re-import the meshes back into Milkshape I get an error
or
so maybe there's something wrong with the mesh although I've only snapped in Maxis parts so far.
When I try to re-import the meshes back into Milkshape I get an error
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(Without shoes) "ERR: Too many P4 Block A Data Items." |
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(After adding shoes) "ERR: Parse Error: Too many bone index items." |
#6
25th Sep 2006 at 5:12 AM
Also make sure you have SimPE set to "advanced" mode - otherwise it doesn't like importing meshes it thinks have too many faces.
#7
25th Sep 2006 at 5:56 AM
The other thing I'm wondering is if you were answering the part correctly about the skeletons, or if you ended up with extras. Go to the Joints Tab on the right. You'll see a skeleton there, all the bones will be listed. Note what the first few are named. Now scroll down the list, it'll go through the whole body. Does it repeat? Do you have an extra skeleton in there?
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#8
25th Sep 2006 at 1:37 PM
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SimPE is running in advanced mode, but I did notice a repetition of the same bones in the joints tab in Milkshape. So the problems is the extra skeletons. I never noticed this before.
The first few bones are named: auskel, root_trans, root_rot, spine0, spine1, and so on, then later down there are about a couple more that start with these same bones.
How would I fix this? Or would I have to import other parts in as .obj and reassign the joints?
The first few bones are named: auskel, root_trans, root_rot, spine0, spine1, and so on, then later down there are about a couple more that start with these same bones.
How would I fix this? Or would I have to import other parts in as .obj and reassign the joints?
#9
25th Sep 2006 at 10:37 PM
You either do not have the most recent unimesh or you answered the question incorrectly when you were importing - the 'bones' question is about importing more skeletons and the answer is not to.
Please check your version of unimesh, Wes changed the wording of the question because users found it confusing, (and in very early versions, it always imported skeletons, he had to add that option to not) and then look at tutorial #3 again where it goes over importing a second maxis outfit for future reference.
To fix:
In theory you can delete all the duplicate sets of skeletons on the joints tab, leave the first one. That's what we did when we first got unimesh.
Or you can roll back to when you had a working gmdc, import that one with unimesh and then add in your other parts. Check it though and make sure it's not got the extra skeleton; if so, try cleaning that part up first.
"Undertake something that is difficult; it will do you good. Unless you try to do something beyond what you have already mastered, you will never grow." - Ronald E. Osborn
Please check your version of unimesh, Wes changed the wording of the question because users found it confusing, (and in very early versions, it always imported skeletons, he had to add that option to not) and then look at tutorial #3 again where it goes over importing a second maxis outfit for future reference.
To fix:
In theory you can delete all the duplicate sets of skeletons on the joints tab, leave the first one. That's what we did when we first got unimesh.
Or you can roll back to when you had a working gmdc, import that one with unimesh and then add in your other parts. Check it though and make sure it's not got the extra skeleton; if so, try cleaning that part up first.
"Undertake something that is difficult; it will do you good. Unless you try to do something beyond what you have already mastered, you will never grow." - Ronald E. Osborn
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#10
26th Sep 2006 at 6:13 PM
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I had to reinstall Milkshape a few weeks ago and I did forget to install the Unimesh plugins again. So that was the problem all along. Everything works just fine now. Thanks so much.
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