I am trying to create a popup card clock and everything appeared complete until I loaded it in game. No matter how I tweak the file, the entire mesh will not show in the game. The most I was able to do was remove the "card" and shadow of the mesh to give me the clock overlay(pics uploaded), but obviously that's not the result I'm looking for. I'm a complete amateur at cc creation, so I try to keep it as simple as possible. The most extreme change I made was changing the resolution to 512x512 from 256x256. I'm completely stumped because the issue doesn't show on TSRW preview. I did not make any changes to the original shadow either. The "card" is also one sided, but I've never had issues with that before. The file I uploaded is the last tweaked test I did before posting. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Most of the time objects that appear invisible in game are caused by not assigning bones/joints to the mesh. Here's a guide on how to assign bones using MilkShape: https://blog.thesimsresource.com/ho...ide-to-meshing/ (ctrl + f "bones" to skip to that part)

TSRW also has it's own built in auto-bones, that bone icon next to the import and export mesh buttons. For basic objects that just have the one assignment, you can copy from an existing object .wso if that's a little faster than going back into whichever 3D software you're working with

You're facing a frustrating issue, but I’m not sure what’s causing the problem. I’ve heard that sometimes the game doesn't render certain meshes correctly even though TSRW shows them fine. It could be an issue with the mesh's UV mapping or a conflict between the texture and game settings. I’d suggest checking your mesh’s orientation, and texture application, and ensuring there are no conflicts with the shadow or transparency settings. Hopefully, someone with more experience can pinpoint the exact issue. With back-to-back assignments, I barely had time to write my lab report. That’s when I came across this https://academized.com/write-my-lab-report service, and they delivered outstanding results. The report was concise, and precise, and reflected a deep understanding of the subject. It made my professor happy and helped me focus on other priorities. This service is perfect for students who need professional assistance without compromising on quality.