Cannot Import WMO's Into Noggit

[deewad]

Well as the title says, Im unable to import WMO's into noggit, m2's import just fine, I got 2 different WoW folders for both of them, I created a new continent, Does same thing, So maybe someone can help me.

[Bartons]

Same error here. I had to resort to importing WMO's from Cryects. But once you import them, you can copy paste like always.

[Jøk3r]

Same here :/

[Steff]

What are your locals?

[Bartons]

enUS here

[deewad]

Same, enUS

[Jøk3r]

Should be enGB

[iindigo]

It was never a problem before, enUS worked fine on older builds. I haven't tried the latest build but the bug crept in recently.

[Steff]

Question, do you ALL use the version

v0.7.0.1 r128

of modelviewer that is linked in the FAQ. I hade someone used 0.5.08 and he can import m2s but no WMOs.

[Milly]

I'm having the same problem. Yes I'm using the correct WoW Model Viewer. But WMV isn't the problem. Even when I go into the "Import.txt" and place the path for a WMO object, it doesn't work. As the others above mentioned, M2s work just fine but WMOs do not. And I'm also on enUS local.

[schlumpf]

The locale is completely irrelevant. The log might be relevant. Try opening some empty world (qa_dvd, development, exteriortest), import the WMO once via import.txt, once via wmv log. Have nothing else in those files. Save. Close.

[Milly]

The only reason I mentioned my local is because Steff asked for it. Anyways, I did exactly as you told me to. They still didn't show up when I tried to place them but here's the logs. I included everything I thought would be helpful.

[schlumpf]

Well, in that log, there is an WMO inserted and saved. With WMV, the problem might be that loading an WMO loads a lot of other files (including models) after loading a WMO, which might confuse whatever Steff wrote.

[Milly]

I suppose that could be a contributing factor but don't forget this isn't a WoW Model Viewer problem. The method using the Import file doesn't work either. I click "Import," and the menu comes up with my WMO listed just fine. But when I go to click on it nothing happens. I tried this exact method using an M2 object, and that one worked soo...

Also, I did notice that the log claims the WMO was placed, just as you pointed out. But even after exiting Noggit and reloading the file, it still doesn't show up on my screen. I checked under the terrain, and high above to make sure it didn't spawn at the wrong elevation. Still, nowhere to be found.

[schlumpf]

I know this isn't a model viewer problem. I always hated that import hack. It is completely broken. It is impressive M2s work.
Still, it does something with WMOs, so it is 'somewhere'. No idea where though.