World of Warcraft now has a new storage system which uses CASC files instead of MPQs. I've searched for an update for the WoW model exporter but stuff indicates that creators have abandoned it. Have there yet been a release for a new easy-to-use program which can export files (mainly models and music) from those CASC files?
The WoW Model Viewer has been updated to support the new CASC system. Note that it's still in Alpha and very buggy. I could only get a few models to show up at this point when I tested it out.
WoW Model Viewer was such an easy way to get WoW models into SC2. I see that the current alpha don't export m2 to m3 like before, but I understand that they basicly have to rewrite the whole program. It's was a wonderful tool though, so I hope they it get up and working soon :)
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Curse PremiumWorld of Warcraft now has a new storage system which uses CASC files instead of MPQs. I've searched for an update for the WoW model exporter but stuff indicates that creators have abandoned it. Have there yet been a release for a new easy-to-use program which can export files (mainly models and music) from those CASC files?
Here it is CASC View
You must extract the models individualy, though.
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Curse PremiumThank you very much :)
The WoW Model Viewer has been updated to support the new CASC system. Note that it's still in Alpha and very buggy. I could only get a few models to show up at this point when I tested it out.
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Curse PremiumGood to hear it's being worked on.
WoW Model Viewer was such an easy way to get WoW models into SC2. I see that the current alpha don't export m2 to m3 like before, but I understand that they basicly have to rewrite the whole program. It's was a wonderful tool though, so I hope they it get up and working soon :)
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Curse PremiumThe new version works with WoD now but only export models to m2 files.
Is there an easy way to convert m2 files to m3 files without buying that expensive 3ds program?
@njordys: Go
Get the casc viewer. Extract as many WoD files as you can find and then repackage them into an mpq. Open the mpq with a 7.0.5 or lower model viewer.
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Curse PremiumThank you for the tip :)