Hi, i have seen some post that says that to attach objects (like weaponts) to pg you need to use the scheleton, but i have no idea of what methods i have to call.
To be precise, this is the situation of my work, this is what i'm able to do:
do a model with something.
import it in milkshape
import a scheleton (unreal turnament scheleton is a good idea?)
attach the scheleton and animate the model
save the file
load the model in jme with the code taken from TestMilkJmeWrite
see the animation working properly.
suppose I want to attach a weapont, that is in another file( it do not need a scheleton since it is not animated itself, right?)
what is the code that i have to write?
Thanks in advance ! 
Marco
ok I was able to turn around the problem.
i have made a pg with the sword as two different object in milkshape,
all vertex in the sword are joined with the same point of the scheleton (that is if you want a solid item…)
then I charge the model in jme,
then when I need to change the weapont to another I call a swap function that do this:
((Model is a class that I use for ordering the stuff and that simply contians a TriMesh and a set of RenderState))
public static void swap(JointMesh targhet,Model mm){
TriMesh m=mm.m;
int n=targhet.jointIndex[0];
//result=new JointMesh(m.getName());
targhet.reconstruct(m.getVertexBuffer(0),
m.getNormalBuffer(0),
m.getColorBuffer(0),
m.getTextureBuffer(0,0),
m.getIndexBuffer(0));
targhet.originalNormal=BufferUtils.getVector3Array(m.getNormalBuffer(0));
targhet.originalVertex=BufferUtils.getVector3Array(m.getVertexBuffer(0));
targhet.jointIndex=new int[m.getVertexCount()];
for(int i=0;i<targhet.jointIndex.length;i++)
targhet.jointIndex=n;
for(RenderState rs:mm.renderStates)
targhet.setRenderState(rs);
}
Is there a better way?
I do not think that in my game change weapont is going to be a frequent used operation, so is better to improve the precision in position of the weapont+the speed to draw the animation more than the time needed to change the weapont…