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Custom Head, injury RVMAT strange bug (FIXED)

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Hi all,

I developed a Custom Head and it works fine

but if I add the injury RVMAT in the config I get this error :

 

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I can guarantee you I checked a lot of times, the RVMAT address is right!

Of course, I tried with "\" before the address and without it.

I tried also to move it into another folder, I tried to change the RVMAT

with a new one, another taken from a works Addon but nothing I always get the same error.

But the thing very strange is this, If I copy the address of an RVMAT, like for example:

 

materialWounded1 = "A3\Characters_F\Heads\Data\m_White_01_injury.rvmat";

materialWounded2 = "A3\Characters_F\Heads\Data\m_White_01_injury.rvmat";

 

it works fine with that, of course, I can't use that because the textures are for another Head.

 

this is my config:

 

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class CfgFaces
{
    class Default;
    class Man_A3: Default
 {
  class Default;
  class max_hitman: Default
  {
    name = "Hitman";
    displayname = "Agent47";
    identityTypes[] = {"max_hitman"};
    author = "Maxjoiner";
    head = "hitman_Head";
    texture = "\max_Hitman\head\data\hitman.paa";
    material = "\max_Hitman\head\data\hitman.rvmat";
    materialWounded1 = "\max_Hitman\head\data\hitman_injury.rvmat";
    materialWounded2 = "\max_Hitman\head\data\hitman_injury.rvmat";
    textureHL = "\max_Hitman\head\data\skin_co.paa";
    materialHL = "A3\Characters_F\Heads\Data\hl_White_hairy_muscular.rvmat";
    textureHL2 = "\max_Hitman\head\data\skin_co.paa";
    materialHL2 = "A3\Characters_F\Heads\Data\hl_White_hairy_muscular.rvmat";
    disabled = 0;
        };   
 
 
    };
};


class CfgHeads
{
    class Default_A3;
    
    class hitman_Head: Default_A3
    {
        model = "\max_Hitman\head\head.p3d";

        class Wounds {
            tex[] = {};
            mat[] = {"\max_Hitman\head\data\hitman.rvmat", "\max_Hitman\head\data\hitman_injury.rvmat", "\max_Hitman\head\data\Hitman_injury.rvmat"};
        };
        
        selectionHeadWound = "injury_head";
        selectionPersonality = "personality";

    };
    
    
};

 

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Please anyone knows why I get that error?!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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6 hours ago, reyhard said:
18 hours ago, maxjoiner said:

 

Of course, I tried with "\" before the address and without it.

I tried also to move it into another folder, I tried to change the RVMAT

with a new one, another taken from a works Addon but nothing I always get the same error.

But the thing very strange is this, If I copy the address of an RVMAT, like for example:

 

materialWounded1 = "A3\Characters_F\Heads\Data\m_White_01_injury.rvmat";

materialWounded2 = "A3\Characters_F\Heads\Data\m_White_01_injury.rvmat";

Try removing leading slashes from your paths

 

Thanks mate, but I tried with them and without them, the result is the same....

A little update, also with the Uniforms I have that error...

It seems ArmA3 doesn't accept my custom RVMATs....

 

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I'm afraid version without injury RVMAT doesn't help then

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Can I prepare a PBO with RVMATS only for You?

Can I send the link in private?

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As it turns out, RVMAT was missing from PBO 🙂

In general, A3 Tools (& older Bohemia ones too) are moving only files which are referenced by p3d. Injury materials are not linked in P3D and therefore they need to be included manually. Simplest solution would be adding all RVMATs to this list

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Alternatively I've highly recommend using PBO Project.

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