Feral Heart

I made a marking, and it shows up in the markings list in game.

However when I put it on my character, the skeleton marking shows up instead.
It's the same with some markings from Mass Markings, they show up as the original markings instead of what they are meant to be.

Anyone know why this is happening?

So I'm making an item pack. Or well, more like converting meshes into an item pack.

So I already have all the meshes I'm using and I don't need any help with that. What I need help with is converting them into items.
I need help understanding what all those "offset" and "rotation" numbers mean. I understand the first 2 are for felines and the next for canines, but I don't really understand what the numbers do. All I know is if I change them I change the position of the item.

Could anyone link me to a tutorial or just explain this to me or something?

I'm not sure if this is the right board or not for this, but I'm going to post it here anyways.
This is just an idea that my friend and I came up with, I'm surprised nobody has ever thought of it before.

But our idea was, why not convert some of the animal meshes used in maps into wearable items. I know some people have already done this, making wearable "pets". But unlike the pets, you would center the mesh over the character and have the mesh's feet on the ground.
That way if you used an invisible preset, it would appear as though you are the animal the mesh is. This way you could make horse chars, dinosaur chars etc.

Other people would need to have the animal items in the same place in their item list to see you, and they would have to have your preset too...but still, you could always put the download information in your bio.
You would also lack the basic animations and expressions, but that's still not that big a deal. The pet items lack animations, as well.

Anyways, what do you think of this idea? Would anyone be willing to make an item pack like this?

I'm currently attempting to make a preset for my fursona in Feral Heart. I had already made her just with markings but it didn't look quite right, considering she's a Spectacle Bear and they don't really have the right markings.                         

I know my friend also made her fursona on FH. So I was wondering if anyone else also made their fursona on Feral Heart?

I've had a few fairly simple ideas for a while. They're kind not related at all, but I didn't want to make separate threads.

1. Choose your texture in the character creator. So I know you can make your own texture on presets, but I don't always want to use a preset. The canine texture is always for long hair but what if you want to make an character with sleeker fur like a doberman, greyhound, or other short-haired character. Same with the feline one, what if you want to make a snow-leopard or a Persian cat, you can use tufts but they are still not that realistic. I think you should be able to choose your fur texture, it would be an option in the character creator. They would have different types including long-haired, medium, sleek, hairless, and more. This would help allow you to make other non-wolf/lion canines and felines more realistic.

2. Auroras in the south pole. That's all to be said about this.

3. I know you can make mods, but that takes a while. This is just a simple suggestion, but make the night sky more realistic. Feral Heart is meant to take place in the wilderness but the night sky looks like what you would see in the city. Many more stars should be added, possibly arranged the way they are in real life. Maybe even add in the milky way, I think it would make the game more realistic and also enhance the feel of the game at night.

Here's some pics to give you the idea:

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-2OImm8Fdyiw/UMj9IP5uTFI/AAAAAAAABDc/JkiTTm5JttQ/s1600/milkyway+over+quiver+forest.jpg
and
http://www.imgbase.info/images/safe-wallpapers/space/miscellaneous/23233_miscellaneous_milky_way_view_from_earth.jpg

Probably not that many stars, of coarse. But still something like that.

That's all for now. I may add more ideas to this thread later.