Problem correcting faulty mesh asset - Sammesh (dependency of driver Yosemite Sam)

[shaneturner12]

I'm having an issue with Sammesh (Dependency for Yosemite Sam) <kuid2:81150:51:1>

These are the errors:

Error: Texture 'yosemite/dave.texture' is missing or could not be loaded for mesh 'yosemite\yosemite.im'.
Error: Texture 'yosemite_lowres/dave_lores.texture' is missing or could not be loaded for mesh 'yosemite_lowres\yosemite_lowres.im'.
Warning: This asset does not have a mesh that is visible by default.

I have tried using PM2IM (with Strip Textures enabled), but it has not cleared the errors.

Any ideas?

(I'm currently using TS2009 SP4)

Shane

EDIT: I've managed to solve the problem - for posterity, this is how I did it (may help others)

Opened DriverDave (built-in) for edit
Copied the required files from the DriverDave to the Sammesh asset (the .texture.txt and the .tga files)
Committed the Sammesh asset, and reverted the DriverDave asset,

I can now fix the warning using CCP.

 

[toonlink682]

I'm having the same warning with the Alco Ps4 from the VMD, and I need help with it, because the sounds load, but no picture! so, can you please make the instructions a little clearer to a noob like me? thanks.

best reguards,
Link

 

[shaneturner12]

If you are having the 'does not have mesh that is visible by default', you will need to do the following:

1.Open the asset using Content Creator Plus (right-click asset in Content Manager, select Edit, then click Content Creator Plus), then wait for it to load, responding to the box that appears.
2.Use the tree system on the left to locate the default mesh - the name of this varies so I cannot be specific on this step. What I can tell you is that it is a part of the mesh-table.
3.Right-click the default mesh entry on the right, then click auto-create. This will place a tick box on the right-hand side of the screen that will need to be ticked.
4.Exit Content Creator Plus, saving when requested, then go back into the same menu to find the Commit option.

Note: This may cause other errors/warnings to appear - there is a thread in the TS2010 forum that details these.

Shane

 

[toonlink682]

thank you!

 

[shaneturner12]

Hopefully that helps sort it out - for reference though, warnings are not usually a problem, whereas errors (the red ! marks) are.

Shane