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This is my second entery. I was doing it fast sinc&hellip
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No, This is a special thing called model editting, It doesnt work with WotLK, You need tbc (I reinstalled wow to version 2.3) If you wanna film ingame you need to download a program from mmowned.com called model edit fix which allows the patch-x.mpq to work (its based on the wow version your using) And then you put the MPQ in your data folder of your wow map and start wow with the model edit fix, If you wanna just run it in modelviewer you probably know what to do already, press Options>Settings and then add the MPQ to the list and it should work (If its just a skin edit it will most likely work in wotlk too, because most skins of creatures are still .blp) If you wanna use it in mapviewer, you should also have a prebc version of wow, And a program called Noggit instead of mapviewer, Noggit is very much alike with mapviewer, its actually anb editted version of map viewer created to change ADTs (terrain files) so you can also lower and change the ground and the textures of the ground, To do that you need to extract the MPQ in your wow folder and open Noggit, And hopefully noggit will open the tbc version of wow (im not exactly sure how you can make mapviewer and noggit open either tbc or wotlk version of wow tbh but) You can also make very beautiful things yourself with model editting, for example, I myself changed Stormwind to look like stratholme... Anyways :P I hope thats enough information if theres anything else just tell me Ox^^
Hey Nightfoxx, nice Christmas video. How did you get the patch-5.mpq file from bachabacha to work? Did you just rename it patch.mpq and copy it into the data directory?
Thanks man :)