Pretty complicated request...

[wtfnubzerg]

Pretty complicated request...

Can someone model a Warglaive Of Azzinoth for me? Here's a link to a picture of it.

http://i.thottbot.com/ss/o/30249.jpg <--- Click.

I'm thinking that the green glow would be hard to do, so if you can do the basic blade shape that would be awesome. I know absolutly zero about modelling though, so I can't really help with the process...

 

[pugmod]

Re: Pretty complicated request...

well im not a modder but if you look up on re texturing open a wep in fable then find the image of your wow wep like how fable shows thier swap em around could work i dunno

 

[Skotekal]

Re: Pretty complicated request...

You could just add the model and make new entries. Making this sound simpler than it is. I haven't ever tried this before.

 

[wtfnubzerg]

Re: Pretty complicated request...

But the prob is is that I don't know where to find a model of it. :\

 

[Skotekal]

Re: Pretty complicated request...

If you have World of Warcraft, just search and sift through the game files I guess.

 

[DireDarknil]

Re: Pretty complicated request...

I'm not sure if it can be found in there, WoW files are mainly n the server I think. If not you might need something like an MPQ viewer, which is used to mod blizzard games, then you can look inside the game files, and hopefully find your model.

 

[Skotekal]

Re: Pretty complicated request...

Just found a WoW model viewer. Maybe I'll search through the files. And what do you think that many gigs of space is used up for?

 

[DireDarknil]

Re: Pretty complicated request...

Good point. ^_^

 

[wtfnubzerg]

Re: Pretty complicated request...

It's used for the patching and fixing of bugs, terrain, npc brains, INSTANCES/RAIDS (mainly), flight pathing, boat pathing, spells, loading screens, chat, UI, text files, and stuff like that. I've played WoW since like, 2 years before Burning Crusade...I've looked for textures and models in the files before out of pure curiosity. :\ But thanks, I'd of never thought of using a PServer model viewer.