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While converting .msh files to .obj in Softimage I notice that some models have some overlapping areas of them that aren`t present in the game.
The following images are from the exact same model, but with the camera moved slightly forward - exposing the overlap (look at the fin on top of the helmet) Does anyone know why this happens and how I can fix it?

Well hang on. Why are you converting msh to obj?

Marth8880 wrote:Well hang on. Why are you converting msh to obj?

So I can make some more stuff like this to use as a loadscreen for ma map

But why not just import the .msh into XSI directly? You could import the models that you need and use Crosswalk (FBX file format) to convert to other modeling and animation suites like 3DS Max and Maya.

Teancum wrote:But why not just import the .msh into XSI directly? You could import the models that you need and use Crosswalk (FBX file format) to convert to other modeling and animation suites like 3DS Max and Maya.

Oo I didn`t know about that, it converts along with the rigging which is great, there`s some parts that I can rig better but the lighting/overlapping poly thing is still present, and it looks worse than the .obj version EDIT: Ayy I found a way to remove the overlapping polys! Now I got a fully rigged, noice looking clone model in about a minute! Thanks! And thank you for bringing up the Crosswalk thing, converting it with its original rigging can come in very useful and save me having to rig it all manually