SC2 HD Netherdragon

[Razorclaw_X]

the ones that remade him did a dirty-bad trick for the blue glow, instead of link it to hd bones they preferred to bring the complete boneset from vanilla nether dragon and link the glow to them

Oh crap, I thought that was just a bad rip.

I hadn't re-ripped him to know that for sure, but when I saw that I thought the ripper was taking shortcuts (just because I'd seen a lot of other early rips do the same thing).

 

[Astromen]

Oh crap, I thought that was just a bad rip.

I hadn't re-ripped him to know that for sure, but when I saw that I thought the ripper was taking shortcuts (just because I'd seen a lot of other early rips do the same thing).

Yeah, they did a trick like this for other models like the infernal catapult, they took the cannon weapon bones from the original and attached them to a ghost bone lol

 

[StormKnight]

The real void magic nether dragon

 

[Xelos]

wonderfull darkness beauty

 

[Loken Ironwolf]

Wonderful model mate. Is there any chance we can get green and purple versions as well?

 

[Astromen]

Wonderful model mate. Is there any chance we can get green and purple versions as well?

you mean the variations in warcraft?, they all use same model, check yourself

 

[Loken Ironwolf]

you mean the variations in warcraft?, they all use same model, check yourself

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Oh. Nvm then

 

[rcshaggy]

These would be handy for Mana Wryms now since they do need a model and they could be added to the game...

 

[Deep sea salted fish]

Now it really looks like a dragon, not a glowing moth.

 

[Legeon]

An addition to the family of the dragons .

 

[Altruistic Anduin]

Oh. Nvm then

If you want them to naturally change in color rather than depend on the Object Editor's vertex colors, you can duplicate the model into three, changed the glow texture from "Blue_Glow2" to "Green_Glow2" or "Purple_Glow" then assign them accordingly. You should set the different RGB colors from whatever data they are to '255' so that the color doesn't look extremely what it should be. This is how I've imported the models into my game, having three different models: NetherDragon, NetherDrake, and NetherDragonHatchling. I had to change their directories to match Classic's so they are considered replacers rather than different assets altogether, then placed the model files into one "NetherDragon" folder inside the 'Units\Creeps' directory; the texture file being in the 'Textures' directory like in the original.