Model Editing Help - Wc3ModelEditor

[Doron]

I downloaded the Wc3ModelEditor here quite a few months ago. So I wondered how I may be able to make a different looking model, instead of just moving around the vertices.

So I got tired of just making a full human set of headless units, and stuff, and wondered how I may be able to use different textures to create a different looking model. (Example: The models in the Models section of the site, although I dont expect to create a super uber looking unit or doodad with this editor.)

Thanks to all who may reply to this forum.

 

[skrab]

I don't think that you can make headless units with Wc3ModelEditor
The best way to make some headless units are Oinkerwinkles MDL Editing Tools

http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7414

 

[donut3.5]

You can, its not recommended.
Click on the geoset with the head, and click on the vertices button.
Delete as appropriate.
As Skrab said though, Oinkerwinkle's is a better bet.
--donut3.5--

 

[Doron]

I actually could make headless with Wc3ModelEditor. (Didnt know you could delete in this editor) so I just moved the vertices inside the body, to make it look like it was headless.
But what im trying to accomplish with this thread, is to make something more interesting than just deleting the heads or something easy. I just want to know how the modelers who post at the modeling section of hive do it. Like I said, I dont want to make something crazy good, just where I could change the texture to make it look different. Any tips on how to do that with wc3modeleditor would be cool.

Edit: And when I mean different, I want a different texture or something for it, not just moving things around.

 

[donut3.5]

Get Oinkerwinkle's Vertex modifier at the link above, also the Geoset merger. Those will help a lot.
Also, here's a tut you might want to look at:
http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/showthread.php?p=355250#post355250
--donut3.5--

 

[Doron]

Alright, I'll check it out soon, in the middle of helping out for the Wc3:WoW project too.

Thanks much