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Hi everyone! I wanted to ask if is it possible to change the water tileset without changing the whole tileset (for example the Ashenvale Water in a Felwood based map)
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yea just use a different water model
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what do you mean?
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The UTM has a model of a square water plane. Very useful and you can mess around with it.
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You can, but you have to export all the water textures from the .mpq and then import them into your map.
The textures are inside war3.mpq, within this, there are others .mpq called A.mpq, B.mpq, etc. A is for Ashenvale, B is for Barrens, F is for Felwood, N is for Northrend, X for Dalaran, Y for Cityscape, D for Dungeon, I for Icecrown, Z for Ruins, etc
The picture to prove it, red water in lordaeron:
The textures are inside war3.mpq, within this, there are others .mpq called A.mpq, B.mpq, etc. A is for Ashenvale, B is for Barrens, F is for Felwood, N is for Northrend, X for Dalaran, Y for Cityscape, D for Dungeon, I for Icecrown, Z for Ruins, etc
The picture to prove it, red water in lordaeron:
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