How you do this?

[Gottfried]

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Finally I completed the model conversion (with an another model, which is not obj mesh) as well as I rotate it to the correct place. Now as semi-final step, I just need to know how to texture it correctly. After watching numerous tutorial videos, I failed on the attempt. Please tell me, how you do the texturing (I linked the editor view and the model) if you need to do it (Of course I will do it).

MODIFY QUESTION: How I need to texture the model TO look like this? free obj mode magma elemental
BY USING the texture above.

MY SOLUTION: Just I needed to shift the .tga to make fit.

 

[Ralle]

For the future, please don't use the report button to request closing of a thread. Simply post your solution to the problem. Keep in mind, this is a public forum. People may come across this thread because they have the same problem too. If you post the solution, you may even get rep for it. Also, they won't have to start a new thread about the same.

 

[Gottfried]

Thanks! However I saw many closed thread, what about them?

Also Icemanbo told me, that the report button can be used to request close threads.

Otherwise I noticed, that I no longer able to give reason to edit a thread.

 

[Traggey]

Just thought I should point out, this model here is clearly created for a more modern engine, the warcraft engine is NOT going to be happy with that model as it is WAY too highpoly.

 

[Gottfried]

Well... yes, I know this too. I myself work with low sized maps and less custom models right now. I redone with the converting, by the informations, which I found on chaosrealm. It means now I can animate this without any error message.
I exported the blend as obj, then in milkshape, I exported it to mdx, thanks to the mdx exporter. Now I just have to animate it.
TELL ME: 1.27 patch improve my chances?

 

[Traggey]

A standard Wacraft 3 unit has a polycount of around 300.

The mesh you showcase above is in the thousands.