The accessory contains a mesh defect where one of the horns are visibly separated from the main body of the model, leaving an unintended gap between the connected geometry. This issue is visible during normal gameplay and negatively affects the overall appearance of the item.
After inspecting the mesh in Blender, the gap is confirmed to exist in the original source geometry and is not caused by rendering, lighting, or accessory positioning.
I also do believe the accessory is slightly uncentered.
Issue Details:
- Only one of the horns contain the defect
- The horn geometry is not properly connected to the body mesh
- The border edge loops are separated, leaving an open seam between the two mesh sections
- Interior faces are exposed through the gap, making the defect visible in-game
- The issue is present in the source mesh itself and is reproducible after importing the .obj asset into Blender
In-game screenshots showing the visible gap on one of the horns:
Here are some images from Blender:
notice how right horn (disconnected) is further away from the center piece mesh than the left horn is
Expected behavior
The horn geometry should be properly aligned and connected to the body of the accessory without any visible gaps or exposed interior geometry.
Please update the accessory’s source mesh by correcting the horn-to-body connection. The boundary edge loops should be aligned and the gap removed so the geometry forms a seamless transition, eliminating the visible opening in-game.
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