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Issue #33970: Chicken's Nests have black twigs appear around them after harvesting the egg
Related Issues: 12508
before/after pics on imgur (zips can't be attached): https://imgur.com/a/X99oor8
Mesh actually had multiple errors.
incorrect LE -> SE conversion, floating egg, egg is still there post-harvesting, twigs had incorrect normals, twigs wouldn't render properly on both sides...
Fixed meshes attached
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incorrect LE -> SE conversion, floating egg, egg is still there post-harvesting, twigs had incorrect normals, twigs wouldn't render properly on both sides...
Fixed meshes attached
Attached Files:
33970.7z
Checked the nests at the Battleborn Farm next door, and the egg is mostly sunk into the bottom of the nest. the one at Chilfurrow Farm doesn't have the egg sunk though.
https://imgur.com/a/s85colh
https://imgur.com/a/s85colh
OK, I checked. The egg at battleborn farm isn't sunken, bethesda just placed another haypile mesh that's clipping with the chicken nest mesh. That would be happening regardless.
Are you sure that's it? I checked again without and with the fix, and it looks like the position of the egg is different, not the hay pile?
https://imgur.com/a/pobk3nt
https://imgur.com/a/pobk3nt
The egg is also lower at the nest the Chillfurrow Farm, it just doesn't clip because the hay pile there is a bit lower.
https://imgur.com/a/kezVHRR
https://imgur.com/a/kezVHRR
Yes, the egg was hovering before, the fixed mesh adjusted the egg so it’s sitting on the actual nest instead of hovering in the air.
I wonder if it was designed by Bethesda expecting a hay pile to be placed under it, for the egg to rest on?
Comment #10 Apr 22, 2024 1:08 pm
Edited by nerevar009 on Apr 22, 2024 1:10 pm
I don’t think all the eggs have hay under them though. Do the fixed meshes make it hard to harvest or is it just visual?
Just checked, the fix doesn’t impact harvesting. I think making it not float is better since not every nest has that sort of clipping hay under it.
And speaking as someone who owns chickens irl, the egg being semi-buried in the hay is very realistic.
And speaking as someone who owns chickens irl, the egg being semi-buried in the hay is very realistic.
I checked around different farms in Skyrim, one nest at Katla's Farm has the egg almost completely buried.
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