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[TOOL] WMO Converter 4.x-6.x To LK & TBC - 010 Editor Based
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PhilipTNG:
I decided to re-write my wmo conversion script, 2 reasons, to speed it up where I could make it go faster and so as to release it to the general public so that all the people that send me messages to convert wmos and or how to fix a certain wmo will be able to do it themself and leave me alone lol.
A couple of my friends and peers recommended that I not share this due to the eventual rise of noobs and leechers using it and acting like they are "King Shit", but in the end, tool users and tool huggers don't ever do a whole lot anyway and what they will end up doing won't be anything new, being 2 years late to the wmoconversion game and all XD.
By default the script is set to attempt to convert a WMO from Cata/MoP/WoD to WoTLK. If you want it to convert down to TBC(possibly 1.x as well), turn on the tbc switch on Line 13 by making it a 1.
I would recommend using atleast 010 Editor 5.0 , but it will run faster in 6.0 and newer. Script does not work properly on 3.0 and 4.0 versions of 010 Editor.
---For LK, it fixes the wmo so that it will work in the game client and also work in Noggit, I've only tested 1.3 and 1.4.
---For TBC, it fixes the WMO so it will work in the game client as well, I do not know if it will work in Noggit as I do not have Noggit for TBC. The WMOs may also work for 1.x as well but since I do not have that client, I have made no tests for it.
Manual Directions:
1.) Open Script up in 010 Editor.
2.) Open up WMO Files you want to convert
3.) Click on the WMO File and run the script(F7), I say Click on the File because if you don't, you can sometimes run the script on itself and possibly screw up the script and have to re-download it.
Batch Directions:
0.) Make sure you can open up 010 Editor through the cmd console application by typing in 010editor, this is required to make use of the batch script.
1.) Open up Notepad and Copy and Paste this batch code to the document: http://pastebin.com/SU9K03Gz
2.) Modify the Full_Path_To_Script_File to where you extracted the script file.
--Example: If you extracted the file to C:scripts you would put change the fullpath text to
C:scriptswmo-converter-rebuild_003_distro.1sc
3.) Save the File somewhere as wmoconverter.bat
4.) Now place the file wherever you have your wmo files that need to be converted, run the batch file and it should go through and convert them for you.
VIDEO Directions:
[media:f2v9dvrm]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9rD29gWI_I[/media:f2v9dvrm]
Pictures of Tanaan Jungle that had it's WMOs converted using this script rewrite., Map can be downloaded from: viewtopic.php?f=93&t=9101&p=45849
EDIT: Updated the script so it can handle WMOs that may also be similar to the 6.2.0 Hellfire Raid WMOs. , 0.004 is the new one.
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Update(May 12, 2015):
Updated the WMO converter to 0.005, so now it fixes WoD garrison's Doodad Sets and a few MoP WMOs as well, It's not fully tested yet but seems to work fairly well so far. , Thanks to Kranimal for his inputs. Also put in a trigger into the script to force all garrison doodads in the script if there are any that have phased/leveled doodads.
By default I put it on, but for anyone that wants it off, make the 1 a 0:
NOTE: May Cause a crash due to the a bug in how Windows CMD works since it has a habit of skipping files randomly when your system hits a digital roadbump, mainly from an un-processed m2 file from my tagteam converter if you're using that for doing M2 files.
PhilipTNG:
added download, totally forgot about it lol. it's an attachment.
MR. Farrare:
awsome release thank you for your share and nice tut too really helpfull
Xerode:
Thank you, your converters (wotlk ADT to Cataclysm ADT, and now this tool) are very helpful, the work you did is really amazing. :)
Regards,
Vatoto:
Thx for this tool!
I have found a solution if you can't start the 010editor from the CMD.
You must right-click the computer icon in the start menu and select "properties".
Now klick on "advanced system settings" in the left column and then go to the "advanced" - tab.
Under the table "User variables for xy" click "new" and create a variable with the name "010edtior" and the value is the path to your 010editor folder(!) ("C:Program Files10 Editor" for example).
Then you just have to restart the pc and now it should works.
If you do these steps , you can also use the M2Converter. Thx for this tool too!
I hope I translated the words (advanced system settings, properties) correctly, because I only have the German windows version.
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