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Cromon:
Hi everybody

As the tile says I'm working on a WMO editor, It is still in the development progress but as one of the most requested features is already finished: Adding M2-models to the doodad sets. Though everything is quite experimental and sometimes unstable. Also certain user interface things might be useless or unintuitive but thats because its still under development.

Quick explanation how it works so you can test it:
1. Open the editor, it loads from the path in the registry and opens up a default WMO

2. Go to WMO List and select the WMO you'd like to edit (double click)

3. Explore, hide groups or switch between doodad sets

4. Enter a path to a m2-model in the box (you can press the ... button and a window pops up with all models (may take a few seconds to load, its not yet finished) and when you double click on a model its pasted in the box.

5. Select the doodad set (bottom list box) where you'd like to add the m2-model

6. Press Place and move the mouse to the spot where the model should be place.

7. Use the keys x, y, c to rotate along the axis (+ shift to rotate in the other direction) and numpad + or numpad - to scale the model.

8. Press the left mouse button to place the model or the middle mouse button to discard the current model

9. File -> Save and you are good to go

Viewing works from 1.0 to 5.2, editing is tested for 3.3.5 but should work from 1.0 to 5.2 as well.

Download:
V4 (Current):
http://www.file-upload.net/download-753 ... 2.rar.html

V3:
http://www.file-upload.net/download-753 ... 3.rar.html

V2:
http://www.file-upload.net/download-751 ... 2.rar.html

V1:
http://www.file-upload.net/download-751 ... 3.rar.html

Images:




Stay tuned for more infos and updates.

Greetings
Cromon

Gamh:
Will test it as soon as I can ! Thanks for the release, that was a really missing tool  :)

flagg78:
wow! look great!! will or does it let you save from format to format? like mop to wotlk? either way thanks for sharing!

Cromon:
No, it saves it in the format it loaded, i dont interpret the chunks i dont use yet so i cannot convert it.

Mr. DK:
Cromon! Cromon! Cromon!

Hail Him!

Milestone in Modding history :D
Wll test it soon!

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