Stake1

[Moderator]

13:29, 6th Jul 2014
MiniMage: You do not need a custom texture for this. Also, the model is too simple. Not to mention the fact that the filesize is insane for such a tiny model.

 

[Splub]

Nice!! This is very useful to me!

 

[TheDarkPlays]

This seems extremely useful, worth using on any map, you could also make an alternate version in a diagonal angle.

 

[Solu9]

While useful the file size is quite large. Also, can't you find an ingame texture to fit instead of a custom one?

 

[LordLorran]

in fact the texture is of warcraft but a bug was imported and he turned, I'm gonna get to use the same game.

 

[takakenji]

95 kb for this? no way dude

 

[A Void]

95 kb? Too large for such a model...

 

[Heinvers]

Why are you using a custom texture? in-game textures are ugly or something?

in fact the texture is of warcraft but a bug was imported and he turned,

how's so? try to rewrite the paths.

 

[chilla_killa]

You can add the ingame texture using Magos Model Editor.
Find the texture under Windows -> MPQ Browser -> war3x.mpq ->
Doodads\Underground\Terrain\SupportBeam\SupportBeam.blp

Right click on the texture and choose "Use as Texture".
Then on the Material Manager change it to this texture.

Problem with the model is that the top "pyramide" isn't wrapped properly. (see picture).
You have to fix that!

 

[Heinvers]

Now it uses the ingame texture as chilla_killa suggested before.

 

[chilla_killa]

Heinvers, it would be better if he did it on his own. How can he learn it if you just make it for him?!

 

[Heinvers]

Yes, you're right.

 

[LordLorran]

I realized this error and as I am a beginner could not fix, but I know a little, at least stop having Feite this custom model, I try to fix or at least learn.