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In this article we will be focusing on the skinned mesh portion of mesh import. In simple term, Skinned mesh is a 3d object that has weight paint on it. This weight paint is influenced by armature bone so that they can move and stretch according to the bone position and the strength of the weight paint. Keywords: Source/Reference Model = the model you've exported using both skeleton and whatever body part you choose Source/Reference Rig = Armature of above model Target Model = your model you wish to import Now let's get a start on it 1. Preparing the mesh you want to add Now you found a clothing that is cool and drippy, perhaps cooler or something. First thing first, get a skeleton bundle and the respective body part bundle (Body part art separated into 3 categories, Head, Top and Bottom. They are different in their own ways, so if you want to add a jacket use a Top clothe bundle). Grab the skeleton.bundle and the body part bundle you want to re-use, put them inside ASGui, go to…

This tutorial is up-to-date as of AKI ver 3.2.1, and will only work for AKI 2.3.0 onward due to the implementation of the BepInEx Injector (which is far more objectively better than the Module system) === Client mod examples here [URL:https://github.com/kobrakon/ClientModdingExamples] === Client modding is a powerful skill, granting nearly endless possibilities for mods, but, most do not understand C#, Unity, or Tarkov’s workflow, and as I know, C# and client modding can be pretty intimidating at first, but now that I have it down, I figured that I’d make a tutorial into the basics of creating Client Mod plugins using examples from my CamUnsnap mod and UCNVG mod (along with others) to demonstrate how to get into client modding. Thankfully if you already have intermediate knowledge of TS, the transition to C# shouldn’t be that painful as they have common similarities, and the main learning curve will just be understanding Unity and EFT’s workflow. Of course, you won't…

1- Find the ID of the item in your inventory you want to mark as found in Raid. This great tutorial explains 4 different methods on how to do so Tutorial: How to get item IDs [URL:https://hub.sp-tarkov.com/doc/entry/30-tutorial-how-to-get-item-ids/] 2- Go to your profile file and locate the item Make sure the server is offline before applying any changes This is a .json file you can find on your installation folder. The route will go something along these lines: D:\SinglePlayerTarkov\user\profiles Open said file with your notepad and find the item you want to mark. You can do so with a quick search (ctrl + F). In this example I want to mark a TerraGroup Labs access keycard. This is how it looks inside my .json file. 3 - Add this line of code Inside the "upd" section, press enter to create a new line of code and write "SpawnedInSession": true, . Check carefully the notation, make sure you have both quote marks, and a comma after true Result: 4 - Save the…