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Do you have the new character models? I am pretty sure the bakedtextures from BFA looks like this if you apply them to old models, and vice versa.

Hey Leon, I think you would at least need to get your hands on this first: Very good tool. However, although I do not know your experience with DBC and M2 files, I would assume you are quite new. My best advice to you would be to start very small at first, and then take on bigger tasks. I think there are some tutorials around, but in my opinion, I think it is good to work easy and not stress yourself with too hard tasks. Oh and btw, I found this old utube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/PhilipTheNoobModder/videos Try and check some of the videos out, they are old, but they give good insight in retroporting Hope this helps a bit

Looks great by the looks of it, will deffo test it out later - thanks

I am not sure what exactly the value is for, but my exact same models/textures have the value 9 instead of 7 (shown in the picture). I am pretty sure 7 is for icon only items, but I am may be wrong. Worth a try atleast I think. EDIT: m2/mdx prefix shouln't matter at all btw EDIT2: This is the weapon you ported, it doesn't work well with 3.3.5a client (I think that is the problem at least), but it shouldn't be a white/blue box... If changing the value 7 to 9 doesn't work, I suggest trying a different converter. I suggest finding the newest one on this site, and then using the newest version of retail. That worked for me at least. This is what my DBC looks like: Hope it helped

This is weirding me out more and more, the creaturedisplayinfo should be correct and has been for many retro ports... But that's not to say I didn't do something wrong. My creaturemodeldata looks like this: I have included 3 more lines, which are working. Both Al'akir, alexstrasza and ladyalexstrasza are working perfectly if that is any help. Murloc2 isn't working. EDIT: I think I see my mistake now.. let me check if / has anything to do with it... EDIT: Oh god I am a retard, thought I had fixed the slashes... anyway thanks all it works now.. Turned out all of you guys were 100% right afterall, thanks a ton.

Yeah, basicly copied them from latest legion db2.

This is how it looks like it then Murloc2.m2...

I want it for 3.3.5a I just think it has something to with the fact that this green stuff only appears on creatures that has TT_CreatureSkin1 (11) etc. The ones that has all hardcoded textures works fine. Like this fox works just fine... :I As you can see it is correctly named

The name and path of the texture is correct I just checked . The texture is not hardcoded, but there is another that is, which is also correctly named and in the correct path. Btw if the texture is missing the model would be grey, now that it is green I am pretty sure it is because the texture is broken EDIT: I have a feeling that it is all the non-hardcoded textures that gets green? All the pure hardcoded ones seem to work fine - like Gorefiend and the Fox.

Hello there, I have a problem with Legion Textures showing as totally green. Strangely enough it is only some of them... Well still most of them. Anyway, I have tried converting the image to indexed color - doesn't work. Tried to convert the image from 32 bit to 8 bit - doesn't work. I also tried to use BLiPster and convert with character texture - didn't work either. Does anyone know how to fix this? Please any tips much appriciated. EDIT: WORKS NOW. Turned out I had foward slashes (/) instead of backward slashes (\) in the dbc file. For anyone stupid like me. Works like a flaw now:

Oh, awesome thanks!

Hey, Anyone out there that knows how to open the new db2 files from 7.2. I kinda seem to have forgotten how I opened the files before mixed with the fact that every program I am trying to use is outdated or doesn't work. So my question(s) is: Is there anyone that has definitions for some of the 7.2 DB2 files? Anyone that knows in short how to get the definitions? Anyone has any programs I should use? Any help is much appreciated,even the slightest help is much appreciated to be honest.