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Adding a new mount spell problem

By grimclaw87
in Modeling

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Hello guys i need some help here.
I tried to make a new mount spell 
So i cloned with spell editor program the polar bear mount spell.
I changed the info and added a new creature in Creature _template to make it a mount with id 1000964 as seen in picture.
I added it in Misc Value A and export the edited spell.dbc file
then i added the all spell.dbc files in core dbc folder and in mpq patch.
the problem is that when i log in and learn the spells when i cast them, i become invisible even though in my mount section of my interface the mount is showing correctly.

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  • 2 months later...

I'm not entirely sure, but the problem might lie at the high creature entry ID. Try using a normal entry ID, such as 81,001. If that doesn't fix it, test whether the display ID of your mount works by replacing an existing mount creature's display ID with your desired display ID.

Now if both of these options don't solve your issue, copy an existing mount from creature_template and simply replace the display ID.

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  • 3 months later...

1.You begin by making your Mount in CreatureDisplayInfo and CreatureModelData. 
2.After that you make a custom creature in HeidiSQL creature_template, my entry is 90001 but you can change it. your modelid has to be the one you want your mount to be. my modelid is 32762 (tyrael's charger)
3. open Stoneharry's Wow Spell Editor and search for 40192
4. Make a New Spell from existing record (40192). my spell has the ID 90002
5. Rename your spell and spell description.
6. Go to Effects and then Effects 2 -> Spell Effects 1, change Misc Value A to 90001 7. export to spell.dbc
8. go into HeidiSQLItem_template and search for 32458 (Ashes of Al'Ar), duplicate this row and make a item out of it with a custom entry. 9. In the line of your item, scroll to spellid_2 and change it to your new spell (mine is 90002)
If you already know how to edit dbc, then this should be very simple

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