Oops- I actually ended up reading over that again and realizing that was already answered shortly after I posted that question, my mistakeBigchillghost wrote: ↑Wed Aug 26, 2020 3:51 pmYou've already been told:Bigchillghost wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 7:51 amThen you'll see the indices between the 1st and the 3rd jump discontinuities actually belong to the same submesh group, so as those from the the 3rd jump discontinuity to the end of file.

I'll go ahead and change that to put in the right labels- I've been working on the Yugo one myself. I found over 25 jump discontinuities but 3 different buffers, so I'm just trying to see which JD addresses are also integral multiples of 3. Since you only had 4 on your diagram, I'm wondering if it's normal to find that many JDs and then kind of narrow it down based on which ones will work. Here's the little notes I made so far. Given that I was able to successfully replicate the results and the numbers you got with the Gremlin model, I have confidence that multimesh models won't be so daunting anymore
