17:28, 6th Feb 2016
HappyCockroach:
Even if they are simple model edits, those floating item models are pretty useful. The mesh is coherent, the wrap is nice, and all is fine. It's just too big at the moment, if you scaled it to 70% of its size it would be more appropriate.
Also, it would be nice to have that armor as a possible attachment as well. (There's a way to have both at the same model - look at this attachment for reference - it saves a bit of filesize and makes a multi-purpose model)
Any doubt, you can contact me.

I simply love it, Leather seems to be my weakness..

Maybe remove the shoulderpad? Just a suggestion

the shoulder pads seem....big. but wc3 items are always cartoony. its natural.

if nothing else re size them down by what 10% max?

beautiful generic chest item, these where the kinds of things i needed for my murloc map years ago!

kellym0 said:

the shoulder pads seem....big. but wc3 items are always cartoony. its natural.

if nothing else re size them down by what 10% max?

beautiful generic chest item, these where the kinds of things i needed for my murloc map years ago!

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It's never too late!

was this supposed to be an item or attachment as well? Oo

Nice job Herrdave

If may I ask, actually how do we use these as equipment? Like when the Hero picked it up the armor shows up at its' body

As I have no idea how attachments work, nor how to get the scaling right-- there isn't an attachment version of this (from me, at least) as of now.

I need to have it explained to me in great detail and to see an attachment made for an example.

(I don't know how someone can get the arms to bend while the chest remains stuck to the torso)

I think that praticle brighten must a little bit down from the origin

I'm afraid I don't quite know what you mean.

Do you mean that i should make the particles dimmer?

Or that I should lower the particles so they show up below the jerkin?

I don't know like that brighten that fall from a gem model

I always interpreted this armor as brigandine rather than just leather jerkin.
Anyway good job.

Huh.

Never thought of it like that, it always looked like a bulkier version of this to me -

Yeah. Some kind of studded armor anyway.
But mostly I thought about brigandine + belt and shoulder guards.