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Changing an objects color.
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This is normally done through texturing the model. In Warcraft III (and most games), there is a base model and one or more textures (a.k.a. skins) in the form of BLP files.
If you can edit the skin, you can recolor the armor/skin in any way using any image editor. Most people use Photoshop, but since that is not freeware (or actually, it is, for most people heheh), you can alternatively use a program like Gimp. See:
https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/2d-art-tutorials-281/creating-custom-skins-37159/
http://world-editor-tutorials.thehelper.net/skinning.php
If you can edit the skin, you can recolor the armor/skin in any way using any image editor. Most people use Photoshop, but since that is not freeware (or actually, it is, for most people heheh), you can alternatively use a program like Gimp. See:
https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/2d-art-tutorials-281/creating-custom-skins-37159/
http://world-editor-tutorials.thehelper.net/skinning.php
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