SC2Mapster

Hey guys

still a lot of people wandering how to get World Of Wrcraft models into Starcraft 2.

In this set of tutorials, I will go through these steps, so I hope you enjoy this.

Any remarks are always welcome.

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Part 1 - Getting the tools ready

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Part 2 - Getting the model from the model viewer into SC2 editor

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Part 3 - Some fixes and adding the basic SC2 Stuff

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Awesome tutorials. Tutorials like these will be immensely helpful to many I'm sure.

@JacktheArcher: Go

Thnx J

Next one is the materials, but working on it :)

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Cool, i will watch closely this tutorial!

Part 4 - Making the texture and applying it.

This is the last one in a set of 4 tutorials. Hope this helps ppl getting their favorite WoW stuff into SC2 .

Enjoy!

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Thanks A LOT for these tutorials. It's so much better when I actually know what i'm doing.

I'm actually trying to add attachment points, volume targets and so on (well, everything from the 3rd tutorial), but it's definately better looking than the classic "export to M3" method.

I think I'll start to make more and more when I have free time.

Very nice, I like,

happy that you guys like my tutorials and can do something with it :)

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by the way, did you found a way to hide/remove the gigantic boxes that appear after scaling the model (near 4' in the 3rd video) ?

@ZeShmoutt: Go

Blizzard guys told us awhile back that when they did it they used the rescale world units utility.

Go to utilities, hit the "more" button, and find rescale world units. Click the "rescale..." button, and type in the factor you want to rescale it by. If I remember correctly that would keep those giant boxes from showing up.

@Daara87: Go

Great, thanks !

@Daara87: Go

Well, I don't think that does the trick, that only scales everything,

what you need is this: Customize -> Preferences -> Animation(Tab) -> Key Bracket Display Group and select None

this will hide those ugly animation brackets

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Well, actually it do the trick pretty well.

Oh, ok, or you could just press the "j" button.

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Check out Daara87 's tutorial on applying Team Colors to WoW Textures, here

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@TaylorMouse: Go Is this tutorial valid for Warlords of Draenor? As I understand it, the WoW model viewer that can read CASC doesn't do a lot of the exports you describe.

Yes, true, it does not support the CASC stuff....

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