Importing cliffs

[Hugget Sukker]

Imported Cliffs

As far as I can tell, I do as all guidelines say.

1. I download a skin first - Chrome's EpicRPG tileset - and put it into my WC3 folder.
2. I change the path to TerrainArt\Ruins\Ruins_LargeBricks.blp

So far it works (the flat tiles with Large Bricks change) , but the cliffs still use the normal texture instead of the imported one. I also get a black area on Chrome's texture next to all cliffs, which I can't change. If anyone reads this who has used the EpicRPG tileset, you probably know why this happens. I might ask 67chrome about that myself.

3. I import Chrome's texture once again, but this time I change the path to Replacabletextures\Cliff\Cliff1.blp

The cliffs should now change, or so I thought. But the cliffs remain the same What am I doing wrong? I'll be grateful for any help I can get, plz.

 

[Child_0f_Bodom]

1. Cliffs won't change when you import "base" tile. Cliffs and tiles are different textures.

2. You missed "e" in cliff path.

ReplaceableTextures\Cliff\Cliff1.blp

Ground Textures used as cliffs don't look good. You can make doodad cliffs or use raise/lower tool.

 

[Hugget Sukker]

2. You missed "e" in cliff path.

Ok. Well, I rarely copy/paste anything into this forum. But I checked my spelling when I wrote the paths in the editor, don't worry.

1. Cliffs won't change when you import "base" tile. Cliffs and tiles are different textures.

Ok, thanks. I was puzzled by this resource. http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/..._by67chrome-blp-134301/?prev=d=list&r=20&t=31
It gave me the impression that you could use it as a ground texture as well as a cliff texture.

Raise/lower is the worst method in the world if you want something that looks like walls, while doodads are a fine method. But I was just going to try out what I thought was possible.
Now I know from you that it is not. Except perhaps by using that resource, unless I misunderstood half of the the purpose entirely. And I may have. If so... whatever.