Lost my character's underpants (really)Follow

Been working Troll females a little bit...very tough, as I'm no artist and there seems to be a lot of UV wierdness in the sensitive area, but here's a preview of what I have so far (torso only, no [significant] pelvis modification]:

http://www.geocities.com/trollpaxton/TrollNerps.jpg

Just making the damn things round was is an incredible challenge ><

OOps

Edited, Mon Aug 1 11:18:03 2005 by TomPaxton

I have created a troll nude skin, but I don't have anywhere to upload it. If anyone has some good suggestions, let me know. I'll look around later. I'll try to fix up an orc skin to if nobody has made one yet.

I think my troll skin looks pretty good, but there is a slight problem I'm having with the pubic region. It seems that everything down there is stretched over the model rather akwardly so that some pixel changes won't even show, and others appear as massive blobs. I've managed to create a cute slit, but anything more gets stretched and bent a bit too much. A shaved look isn't nearly as easy to make because of this... but shaved is the only viable route for trolls !

One problem I am noticing is that the current skins only overwrite the underwear textures and not the base skin. For those of you working on nude skins, you should copy over your work to the base skin. The reason is that certain armors allow parts of the base skin to show through, but ignore the underwear skin entirely. Any of the pillagers chestguards will let nipples and part of the breast show through..and the lords leggings will probably let part of the pubic region show through. Its a simple problem to fix as you can just copy the work from the underwear skins over into the base skin files.

Cool man, its all you then...having more fun with Orc anyway. And I agree re. modifying the base texture instead of the naked ones. I actually just deleted all of the "naked" textures and WoW seems to be perfectly happy with simply not drawing them.

Can you replace 2handed weapons with 1handed weapons?


I tried to do this and everything seems to be replaced in the MPQ but when I load WoW I still have my same old staff

I replaced the right models because the texture has changed but the model hasnt

i wonder what happens if i open the dbc.MPQ and
change the chrRaces.dbc ? *i still want to replace the ugly troll with the cute NE*

but the problem is i don't got a Editor for dbc,
anyone kow a shareware?

Hmm... I was looking through all the MPQs in WoW with MyWarcraftStudio, and I was trying to delete various things in a copy of the textures MPQ. However, after WinMPQ crashed multiple times after messing with it, I tried to go onto WoW. I got an error that said "Could not access fonts.MPQ". I hadn't done anything with it except look in it, and it looked exactly the same since the last time I looked at it. Could anyone tell me what's possibly wrong, or do I have to reinstall?

Alright, I made geocities thingy, so here are screenshots of my troll skin. I wish I could get the crotch to look more like paxtons orc :\

http://www.geocities.com/razira1111/TrollNude1.jpg

http://www.geocities.com/razira1111/TrollNude2.jpg

I could send you the fonts.mpq, its only like 1.2mb, so it shouldn't be much trouble. My AIM is RaziraER (no big secret or anything, so anyone can feel free to IM me when I'm on it)

I've improved the crotch area a bit and the nipples very slightly. Unless I learn some new tricks, this is probably my final version..though I might touch up the skins a bit to remove some slightly odd shadows and such. I'm kinda doubting that geocities will hold out very long hosting the actual skin, so if anyone has some good hosting, let me know.

http://www.geocities.com/razira1111/TrollNude3.jpg

http://www.geocities.com/razira1111/TrollNude4.jpg

I double clicked the bat. file, and a DOS window appears and disappears very quickly. I run the game, and nothing happened...

Yeah, that's exactly what I thought would happen...
"it wouldn't surprise me if some people might have trouble from running a batch file" because they tried to run it from a GUI and don't know how to interact with command line programs well.

I thought to myself that there would probably be somebody that would just download the *.BAT file and not know what they're doing, and double-click the batch file hoping that it would magically work. The batch file, which has a lot of copy commands, would try to copy a file that doesn't exist, because the person running the batch file didn't read the batch file. In this case, the batch file gives instructions on what file to download and rename so the batch file would work, but on many Windows systems, Windows is set up to just close a command prompt session as soon as it is over, so the user won't see the instructions given by the batch file. So, since the person isn't following the instructions, they assume the batch file doesn't work. Not that I blame the person: Windows very well might be configured so that the directions aren't easy to see.

If the DOS session ends extremely quick, that is most likely because the batch file's copy commands are all completed unsuccessfully rather instantly, and the reason the copy commands fail so quickly is because the file to be copied doesn't exist, because whoever ran the batch file didn't put the to-be-copied file where it needs to go. (Some subdirectories (a.k.a. "folders") should have been created under where the batch file was run, unless they pre-existed.)

The solutions are: A) End user learns how to use a command prompt well. B) Installation is made more user friendly. C) End user tries to open the batch file in Notepad, and reads the directions at the top, and tries successfully to follow them.

The best long term solution for helping the most users would be option B), and I thought that somebody out there might want to convert the graphics to affect the "base models" (instead of altering the versions wearing underwear) and then release a package that is easier to install Although I figured some people unfamiliar with the command line would have troubles, I decided to post my "unfriendly" batch file anyway so that those who can benefit from it can start doing so.

Now if somebody tells me that the copy commands failed using CMD.EXE due to spaces in the filenames or something like that, I might look at fixing it. I don't want to invest a lot of effort in trying to test this batch file on lots of systems (like trying to find access to a Windows XP system with WoW to test this batch file on), as I'm leaning more towards the direction of this batch file being replaced or intellegently merged into a more elaborate package that also includes modification of the base models. So when a report comes in that a command prompt disappears rather instantly and things don't work, I'm inclined to think that's user error.

Hi!!!

I want to be a demonhunter!

How would I get the textures to work? I cant seem to get NPC(creature) textures to work on PCs(Character)

I was able to get textures as a Qiraj Prophet, but cant get textures with other models

Any assistance?