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Can WOW models be imported and used in ROC? If you cant does it make a diffrenece if you dont play online with them?
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WOW models in ROC?
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Yes, they can be used in a RoC map. However, if you do not have TFT installed, it is a bit more difficult because you could only add them using WinMPQ. If you have TFT installed, you could just use the import manager to add them while making sure not to change any settings that would make the map a TFT only map.
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Can you explain to me mor about this Winmpq.. i have no idea what that is? and whats the process?
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WinMPQ is a program. You can download it in oue tools section. Every map has an MPQ archive. So you open WinMPQ, then open the map as if it were an archive (you will need to have the file type set to "all"). When its open, upload the files into the open (the map's) archive. When the files are uploaded, you will then need to input the proper file paths (for skins and such).
Even if you have TFT, you can make RoC maps, and using the TFT editor to do this is MUCH easier. So I suggest doing it that way.
-VGsatomi
Even if you have TFT, you can make RoC maps, and using the TFT editor to do this is MUCH easier. So I suggest doing it that way.
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