LotR Stone

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16:54, 6th Dec 2014
Kwaliti:

Wow, you pulled this off really well. It really fits the game environment!

 

[Heinvers]

Cute :3

 

[Vinz]

Useful.

 

[Shadow Fury]

Very cool, I really wanted a realistic rock tile! Great work on this

 

[jonbon29]

Oh my god here it is! Its really very neat and realistic tnx for uploading it dude.

 

[WhiteFang]

This rocks!

 

[Deleted member 219079]

This is really good artwork, imo it fits Warcraft 3's art style very well.

 

[Rex.]

Incredible! Great job!

 

[Jack Of Hearts]

This rocks!

You had to be that guy

 

[Sellenisko]

Thaaaaaaats pretty nice terrain.

 

[HerrDave]

You had to be that guy

Oh pissing blimey on a dog biscuit that made me laugh

 

[Minder]

Very good, I really needed a realistict rock tileset, thanks for uploading. +rep

 

[WhiteFang]

You had to be that guy

What guy?

 

[Splub]

Very useful!

 

[Deleted member 219079]

What guy?

He means the one to make the obvious pun.

 

[imforfun]

Perfect!

 

[A Void]

Battle Realms, inspiration ?

 

[Strydhaizer]

Mind putting some more cracks in it More details, more better.

 

[HerrDave]

Where do you think the cracks should go?

 

[Sunchips]

Wow this is very well made. Keep up the amazing work.

 

[Strydhaizer]

Where do you think the cracks should go?

Put more smaller cracks inside the bigger cracks, get it? or at least putting some moss to it.

:3

 

[Maximum_Evil]

this looks really nice!

 

[Connacht]

Amazing texture! I needed something more realistic-looking for my map. Thanks a ton!

 

[Mr. Gameplay Knowledge]

I have the feeling that this can be better,anyways good job.

 

[Baine BoneCrusher]

Can you tell how can I import the custom terrain ?

 

[HerrDave]

Can you tell how can I import the custom terrain ?

Sure

So the way it works is you import a custom tile, like this stone, and you have to overwrite an existing tile

For example, you'd import LotrStone.blp to your map, then double-click and edit the path to read [TerrainArt\LordaeronSummer\Lords_Rock.blp]
Then you save, close, and re-open your map - now the Lordaeron Summer Stone will use the custom tile texture instead

Hope this helped, good luck with your project!

 

[Baine BoneCrusher]

Sure

So the way it works is you import a custom tile, like this stone, and you have to overwrite an existing tile

For example, you'd import LotrStone.blp to your map, then double-click and edit the path to read [TerrainArt\LordaeronSummer\Lords_Rock.blp]
Then you save, close, and re-open your map - now the Lordaeron Summer Stone will use the custom tile texture instead

Hope this helped, good luck with your project!

Thanks I thought I should just add TerrainArt and can you explain about the end of the texture just can add rock or grass ?

 

[HerrDave]

Thanks I thought I should just add TerrainArt and can you explain about the end of the texture just can add rock or grass ?

Sure man

So, if I import a Rings_Dirt.blp as a Village Dirt tile like this:
TerrainArt\Village\Rings_Dirt.blp
...then nothing would happen, as the game doesn't look for Rings_Dirt.blp when loading texture data

However, if I import it and give it an already existing tile path, like this:
TerrainArt\Village\Village_Dirt.blp
...then the next time I open the map, the Village Dirt tile will use my custom imported texture instead
This is because the game first checks your imports, and then loads the rest of the game data when booting up your map.

Here's the paths for the Lordaeron Summer tiles:
TerrainArt\LordaeronSummer\Lords_Dirt.blp
TerrainArt\LordaeronSummer\Lords_DirtGrass.blp
TerrainArt\LordaeronSummer\Lords_DirtRough.blp
TerrainArt\LordaeronSummer\Lords_Grass.blp
TerrainArt\LordaeronSummer\Lords_GrassDark.blp
TerrainArt\LordaeronSummer\Lords_Rock.blp

Here are the Ashenvale tiles by comparison:
TerrainArt\Ashenvale\Ashen_Dirt.blp
TerrainArt\Ashenvale\Ashen_DirtGrass.blp
TerrainArt\Ashenvale\Ashen_DirtRough.blp
TerrainArt\Ashenvale\Ashen_Grass.blp
TerrainArt\Ashenvale\Ashen_GrassLumpy.blp
TerrainArt\Ashenvale\Ashen_Leaves.blp
TerrainArt\Ashenvale\Ashen_Rock.blp
TerrainArt\Ashenvale\Ashen_Vines.blp

I'll attach a .txt file with all of the tile paths in the game, and the paths of hidden spell/model effects that aren't normally visible in the World Editor

 

[Baine BoneCrusher]

Sure man

So, if I import a Rings_Dirt.blp as a Village Dirt tile like this:
TerrainArt\Village\Rings_Dirt.blp
...then nothing would happen, as the game doesn't look for Rings_Dirt.blp when loading texture data

However, if I import it and give it an already existing tile path, like this:
TerrainArt\Village\Village_Dirt.blp
...then the next time I open the map, the Village Dirt tile will use my custom imported texture instead
This is because the game first checks your imports, and then loads the rest of the game data when booting up your map.

Here's the paths for the Lordaeron Summer tiles:
TerrainArt\LordaeronSummer\Lords_Dirt.blp
TerrainArt\LordaeronSummer\Lords_DirtGrass.blp
TerrainArt\LordaeronSummer\Lords_DirtRough.blp
TerrainArt\LordaeronSummer\Lords_Grass.blp
TerrainArt\LordaeronSummer\Lords_GrassDark.blp
TerrainArt\LordaeronSummer\Lords_Rock.blp

Here are the Ashenvale tiles by comparison:
TerrainArt\Ashenvale\Ashen_Dirt.blp
TerrainArt\Ashenvale\Ashen_DirtGrass.blp
TerrainArt\Ashenvale\Ashen_DirtRough.blp
TerrainArt\Ashenvale\Ashen_Grass.blp
TerrainArt\Ashenvale\Ashen_GrassLumpy.blp
TerrainArt\Ashenvale\Ashen_Leaves.blp
TerrainArt\Ashenvale\Ashen_Rock.blp
TerrainArt\Ashenvale\Ashen_Vines.blp

I'll attach a .txt file with all of the tile paths in the game, and the paths of hidden spell/model effects that aren't normally visible in the World Editor

Thanks Man I really need Know how to import custom Tilest.