Construction Set Snapping Units and Proper Mesh Sizes

[Wollibeebee]

It worked perfectly!
I thought I had deleted the stencil map from the stem, not to sure what specular map is? Do I not need a stencil anywhere if I don't have specular?

Also, how did you do this? 3Dmax? Or nifskope? If it was 3Dmax, could you give me some "key words" to use to google how to do it in Blender?

Thanks MwGek, looks like I might be able to finish this flora after all.

[Tarius]

You dont need to have specular if you have stencil. As for iff you need specular, it does do something in nifskope, but its subtle and I am not sure if MW uses it. I asked that nif guy or whatever and he didnt really know.

[SGMonkey]

Specular maps are separate textures that add specularity to an object. Like a glossy effect.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specularity

Morrowind doesn't use specular maps in the slightest.

[Tarius]

Specular maps are separate textures that add specularity to an object. Like a glossy effect.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specularity

Morrowind doesn't use specular maps in the slightest.

Thats what I had heard. I will be sure to note it.

[Mwgek]

It worked perfectly!
I thought I had deleted the stencil map from the stem, not to sure what specular map is? Do I not need a stencil anywhere if I don't have specular?

Also, how did you do this? 3Dmax? Or nifskope? If it was 3Dmax, could you give me some "key words" to use to google how to do it in Blender?

Thanks MwGek, looks like I might be able to finish this flora after all.

I resetted the Xform (bounding box) on the berries since it was rotated. Not sure how that is done in blender, I used 3dsmax.

[SGMonkey]

So, there is a way to reset the scale: in object mode, select your mesh, and go to the object menu, then clear/apply, and then "Apply scale/rotation to object data" (ctrl A 1). For 3DSMax users, it's the same thing that "Reset XForm".
You will notice that the scale parameters are now to "1".