Draenei Haven

[Italic]

Eh, did you notice that the fire goes outside of the building limits? add it a ground .

 

[Retera]

Updated with a version that includes a base. See additional screenshot.

 

[Italic]

Updated with a version that includes a base. See additional screenshot.

1- I think u should use the same ground for all your other Draenei buildings.
2- How did u change the "building floor"?

Spoiler

 

[Retera]

If you set "Art - Ground Texture" in the editor to a custom 4-letter code, and import a corresponding "Splats\SplatData.slk" file, then it will load your custom ground texture data. Beyond that, it's just a custom texture.
Save your map before doing this, if you type it wrong it crashes the World Editor.

 

[Kyrbi0]

Can't see all the forms in the Model Viewer, for some reason...

 

[Italic]

Can't see all the forms in the Model Viewer, for some reason...

Your Model Viewer is not enough for this model.

 

[The_Silent]

Moderation:

Model lacks a collision shape.​

The Birth Upgrade First and Birth Upgrade Second animations needs to show a transition between upgrades. Currently it is just the next mesh slammed unto the previous mesh and a birth animation.​

 

[BaiyuGalan]

What is the reason for this? Is it caused by skins?

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[Retera]

It looks like the problem is not any file you imported, but rather that ReplaceableTextures\Mushroom\MushroomTree.blp is a texture that does tileset swapping. So, in this case, the ingame archive G.mpq contains an override for this texture file that causes the "Dungeon Tree Wall" destructable to appear identical to the "Underground Tree Wall" destructable on this Underground tileset (similar to how the Bear and War Eagle textures change on some tilesets).

I tried a simple test on an old legacy Warcraft III version, and if you wanted to try fixing it, for me it seems that if I import G.mpq in the import manager to replace the default Underground tileset with a tileset archive that does not swap this texture, then ingame the issue goes away. I'll attach an example file.

Edit: If changing the tileset is too weird, you could try changing the texture used by this building to a re-imported version of the Dungeon Tree Wall texture that does not do tileset swappnig.