Can U make a mesh thinner or fatter using Nifscope

[cripp12]

Is it possible to make a mesh thinner or fatter or shorter or taller using Nifscope.

[FLASH_22798]

Good question, that would defenitely be helpful information.   Has anyone figured this out yet?

[Tomato]

Is it possible to make a mesh thinner or fatter or shorter or taller using Nifscope.

No. Nifskope currently only allows for scaling a mesh as a whole. You'll need eithor the old-fashioned hex editor for FF1 or something like XVI for FFvTTR/Tommyboy meshes to scale on a particular axis.

[ow_tiobe_sb]

As far as height is concerned, wouldn't it be possible to change this value by selecting individual bones--e.g., the Bip thighs--and editing the dimensions?  My guess is that it would be fruitless to try to change the dimensions of an editable mesh that is Physiqued to a Biped object because it would either a) break the mesh or b) simply snap back into its normal, Biped-determined dimensions once animated. 

Of course, this information comes from someone who is more familiar with 3ds max than NIFSkope.

ow_tiobe_sb
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[Conduit]

Is it possible to make a mesh thinner or fatter or shorter or taller using Nifscope.

No. Nifskope currently only allows for scaling a mesh as a whole. You'll need eithor the old-fashioned hex editor for FF1 or something like XVI for FFvTTR/Tommyboy meshes to scale on a particular axis.

Actually, in the most recent version, Nifskope has a scale vertices spell that allows you to scale it along a particular axis.  Just right click on a trishape object, click Transform and then Scale Vertices.

[Revenant]

Actually, in the most recent version, Nifskope has a scale vertices spell that allows you to scale it along a particular axis.  Just right click on a trishape object, click Transform and then Scale Vertices.

Conduit, that is music to my ears.

[Tomato]

Is it possible to make a mesh thinner or fatter or shorter or taller using Nifscope.

No. Nifskope currently only allows for scaling a mesh as a whole. You'll need eithor the old-fashioned hex editor for FF1 or something like XVI for FFvTTR/Tommyboy meshes to scale on a particular axis.

Actually, in the most recent version, Nifskope has a scale vertices spell that allows you to scale it along a particular axis.  Just right click on a trishape object, click Transform and then Scale Vertices.

See, it's in situations like this when I'm quite happy to be proven wrong.

[cripp12]

where? how?

Is it possible to make a mesh thinner or fatter or shorter or taller using Nifscope.

No. Nifskope currently only allows for scaling a mesh as a whole. You'll need eithor the old-fashioned hex editor for FF1 or something like XVI for FFvTTR/Tommyboy meshes to scale on a particular axis.

Actually, in the most recent version, Nifskope has a scale vertices spell that allows you to scale it along a particular axis.  Just right click on a trishape object, click Transform and then Scale Vertices.

[Sioux City Dynamo]

Hi,

I have tried this a few times and have come out with a horrible mess  :angry:

Would there be a kind soul out there that would consider posting a tutorial on how to change a mesh to be obese or skinny?

Respectfully,