Big problem here on the newest version, while doing the import process - tga first, close editor, import .m3 - problem is, the model this time doesn't show up. Not like a untextured guy, but invisible. Doing exactly as told and exactly what is done is Molsterr's video. Any idea why?
Hello, first of all - this is really great and much faster than the previous methods credits to both you and Nintoxicated. Second, I don't know if you'd prefer problems to be directly submitted here or not, but when the model has several textures available (by the drop down menu in WMV) it will export the texture as "Changeabletexture"X""X being the order of the drop down menu, in a value. Problem is, this have a tendency to overwrite itself, meaning if you are planning to export several models with changeable textures it will overwrite the previous, this means the previous model will not have the correct texture assigned to itself. Sorry for probably being unclear, but just thought it could be helpful to be aware of the problem :)
A 3 dimensional sphere map is impossible(unless you want to cover it all with a model.), however there is one method you can use to make it feel like a sphere. By using the height tool to make a lower outline that will be around the circle. Can provide a pic in a sec.
Update: sphere formed the closest you will get unless you make the other side of the map and teleport the unit to that place once he reaches the edge. Also CBA to make it perfect lol
I don't know if anyone else noticed. But, in Hyperion at the cantina. There is a hologram of a strip dancer. This strip dancer is using the night elf female model in WoW and the dance animation of the night elf.
How? just tried from EU and it requires me the log in to the Battle.net account, and as I do that it tells me I do not have registered Starcraft 2 on the profile. Maybe you're just luckier. :(
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@Molsterr: Go
Ahh, that's saddening. But, alright :(
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Big problem here on the newest version, while doing the import process - tga first, close editor, import .m3 - problem is, the model this time doesn't show up. Not like a untextured guy, but invisible. Doing exactly as told and exactly what is done is Molsterr's video. Any idea why?
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Hello, first of all - this is really great and much faster than the previous methods credits to both you and Nintoxicated. Second, I don't know if you'd prefer problems to be directly submitted here or not, but when the model has several textures available (by the drop down menu in WMV) it will export the texture as "Changeabletexture"X""X being the order of the drop down menu, in a value. Problem is, this have a tendency to overwrite itself, meaning if you are planning to export several models with changeable textures it will overwrite the previous, this means the previous model will not have the correct texture assigned to itself. Sorry for probably being unclear, but just thought it could be helpful to be aware of the problem :)
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A 3 dimensional sphere map is impossible(unless you want to cover it all with a model.), however there is one method you can use to make it feel like a sphere. By using the height tool to make a lower outline that will be around the circle. Can provide a pic in a sec.
Update: sphere formed the closest you will get unless you make the other side of the map and teleport the unit to that place once he reaches the edge. Also CBA to make it perfect lol
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I don't know if anyone else noticed. But, in Hyperion at the cantina. There is a hologram of a strip dancer. This strip dancer is using the night elf female model in WoW and the dance animation of the night elf.
Update: here is a clearer view to see the model.
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@KorvinGump: Go
How? just tried from EU and it requires me the log in to the Battle.net account, and as I do that it tells me I do not have registered Starcraft 2 on the profile. Maybe you're just luckier. :(