Hey guys,
With the last Extreme Package update and the serving dinner animation, I couldn’t help but notice that the prop I use for some of my spiciest extreme animations ”fouyaya_pieceofshit.package” looked glitchy.
It’s not a new issue. I made that 3D mesh a long time ago—when I knew very little about 3D modeling—and I had already observed those flaws in the past. I remember spending a decent amount of time back then trying to fix it, but, well, I just couldn’t.
Anyway, to cut to the chase, now that I’m more knowledgeable about this than I was before, I gave it another shot, and I managed to fix the two issues I found.
The most noticeable one was the mesh splitting apart at the seams. I used to work around it in my past animations, but it’s really visible in the serving dinner animation. It turns out, the fix was literally a couple clicks away in Blender.
The other glitch was a weird shadow outline appearing around the 3D model. This was way trickier to solve, but I managed to fix it too.
The best part is you only need to delete the old “fouyaya_pieceofshit.package” and replace it with this new one, and you’re good to go.
REMINDER: You only need to download this ”fouyaya_pieceofshit.package” if you want the extreme animations that use it. If you don’t want to see those animations, don’t download it.
(By the name of the package, you can guess which type of extreme animations need it)