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Re: [SHOWOFF] What Are You Working On
« Reply #960 on: February 22, 2015, 06:07:39 pm »
[media:xwah77mm]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqHQewC0vXY[/media:xwah77mm]
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Re: [SHOWOFF] What Are You Working On
« Reply #961 on: February 22, 2015, 06:57:00 pm »
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[media:1m6tiulb]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqHQewC0vXY[/media:1m6tiulb]

O.o How'd you do that?
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Re: [SHOWOFF] What Are You Working On
« Reply #962 on: February 22, 2015, 09:17:39 pm »
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O.o How'd you do that?

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function SpiritFollowPathThenDespawn (actor, path)
actor:FollowPathAtSpeed (path, 2.5)

local OnRightClick = function(clickedActor)
actor:AddCustomWorldText (random_type(), false, Color:New (0, 0, 0), random_text())
clickedActor:Despawn()
end

actor:SetInteractCursor ("pickup", CursorRange.RangeFromPlayer, 5, nil)
actor:AddOnRightClickListener (0, OnRightClick, actor)

actor:WaitMovementComplete()
actor:Despawn()
end

actorCreateData.interactible = true
local actors = scene:SpawnActorsAtPoints (actorCreateData, spawn_points[p])

scene:AddCoroutineWithParams (SpiritFollowPathThenDespawn, actors[actor_id], paths[p])

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Re: [SHOWOFF] What Are You Working On
« Reply #963 on: February 23, 2015, 04:25:15 pm »
This is lua script in DB2 right ?
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Re: [SHOWOFF] What Are You Working On
« Reply #964 on: February 23, 2015, 04:34:54 pm »
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This is lua script in DB2 right ?
Yes, this is a scene script.
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Re: [SHOWOFF] What Are You Working On
« Reply #965 on: February 23, 2015, 04:54:12 pm »
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Quick Update.

Model is still WIP but here a look at it in WoD.

[media:3s0qx9l9]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvXGYtxIvRc[/media:3s0qx9l9]
cool  :)
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Re: [SHOWOFF] What Are You Working On
« Reply #966 on: February 24, 2015, 12:10:09 am »
Did a 3D model to a wow weapon with enchant attach points:



Non-Traditional Enchant Point Setup:


Apps used:
Cinema 4D for setting the UV and Enchant Point Positions.
Garthog's ObjToM2 tool for generating the M2/Skin file
010 Editor to script setting the Enchant points.

Non UV'ed Sword Model From:
http://emudevs.com/showthread.php/3794- ... er?p=26704
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Re: [SHOWOFF] What Are You Working On
« Reply #967 on: February 24, 2015, 11:14:11 am »
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Did a 3D model to a wow weapon with enchant attach points:



Non-Traditional Enchant Point Setup:


Apps used:
Cinema 4D for setting the UV and Enchant Point Positions.
Garthog's ObjToM2 tool for generating the M2/Skin file
010 Editor to script setting the Enchant points.

Non UV'ed Sword Model From:
http://emudevs.com/showthread.php/3794- ... er?p=26704
nice sword model
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Re: [SHOWOFF] What Are You Working On
« Reply #968 on: February 24, 2015, 04:25:57 pm »
Statues of Me & Amaroth from Arathor






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Re: [SHOWOFF] What Are You Working On
« Reply #969 on: February 28, 2015, 10:19:27 pm »
Still studying on importing noggitted maps to Cataclysm - WoD.  Anyway the amount of released maps that are still available for download is pretty low, so I opted for using Reznik's stuff.  The house is an M2, that's why there's no reflection of it on the water.

And as usual, I know Mjollna's got a tool for doing this already but this is for my own educational purposes, there's no knowledge gained from having stuff done for you, According to many people, they say I'm "wasting my time", but I'm doing this to learn but they don't understand that. Leechers always going to be leechers.

[media:20u26fdg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoAQZj0FEsI[/media:20u26fdg]

Also did Jbr373's little two adt map as well:
[media:20u26fdg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xllt4Gevwpk[/media:20u26fdg]

Thanks to everyone that contributed on pxr.dk on ADTs, it helped a lot :)
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Re: [SHOWOFF] What Are You Working On
« Reply #970 on: March 06, 2015, 02:49:36 am »
Just leaned how to swap textures earlier today. There are still some bugs, but I created about six variations of the blacksmith, keep, silo, barn, house, two story house, lumbermill, stable, etc... to fit different areas on the server.

The most recent swaps that I just finished are nine different flags to decorate with.



All-in-all it took about seven hours, but I slowly perfected my process and now I'm able to get through a half dozen variations of a building in about ten minutes.
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Re: [SHOWOFF] What Are You Working On
« Reply #971 on: March 06, 2015, 07:49:04 am »
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Just leaned how to swap textures earlier today. There are still some bugs, but I created about six variations of the blacksmith, keep, silo, barn, house, two story house, lumbermill, stable, etc... to fit different areas on the server.

The most recent swaps that I just finished are nine different flags to decorate with.



All-in-all it took about seven hours, but I slowly perfected my process and now I'm able to get through a half dozen variations of a building in about ten minutes.
Nice! I never saw the flag with the hand, for what is it?
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Re: [SHOWOFF] What Are You Working On
« Reply #972 on: March 06, 2015, 02:30:53 pm »
Everybody seems to be working on some pretty cool stuff =D, I like seeing the projects and such that people are working on, regardless if it has anything to do with wow or not.

Speaking of projects, someday I think (hope) I will actually finish one that I start, I tend to get side tracked with all the different Ideas I have floating around in my head and end up starting a bunch of different projects at one time. So I decided to share another one of my projects I am working on, this makes the third song project at this point that life will allow me time to play with =D

http://freemp3hosting.com/Q4Y

This one gets a little more intense with the boundaries I have to push my computer loading up all the instruments. I actually had to bridge the 1st and 2nd Violins, along with the Cellos just to give my computer enough ram to be able to export this as an mp3 (didn't realize it was hogging up that many resources lol). Either way I am enjoying doing this and I hope you do as well :).
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Re: [SHOWOFF] What Are You Working On
« Reply #973 on: March 06, 2015, 03:25:39 pm »
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Just leaned how to swap textures earlier today. There are still some bugs, but I created about six variations of the blacksmith, keep, silo, barn, house, two story house, lumbermill, stable, etc... to fit different areas on the server.

The most recent swaps that I just finished are nine different flags to decorate with.



All-in-all it took about seven hours, but I slowly perfected my process and now I'm able to get through a half dozen variations of a building in about ten minutes.
Nice! I never saw the flag with the hand, for what is it?

IIRC it was listed as a mage flag possibly used in Stormwind. If you hop in Noggit it'll be under world->generic->human->passive doodads->banners, I think.
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Made a Wheel in Cinema 4D
« Reply #974 on: March 09, 2015, 08:21:12 am »
I made a wheel in Cinema 4D, here are some images of it:

Base template made with Circle and Line Splines:


After about 20 minutes, here's the wheel made from the template:



Rendered with an old model that I never finished, made it in 2006 give or take.

Raytraced/GI:


Clay/Matte:


I kind of want to make a Mustang for these wheels, but I think an import may look better with the shape of these wheels, what do you guys think?

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http://freemp3hosting.com/Q4Y

This one gets a little more intense with the boundaries I have to push my computer loading up all the instruments. I actually had to bridge the 1st and 2nd Violins, along with the Cellos just to give my computer enough ram to be able to export this as an mp3 (didn't realize it was hogging up that many resources lol). Either way I am enjoying doing this and I hope you do as well :).

That is Nic....err.... EPIC!, sure it damn near blew out my eardrums at the start, didn't realize my volume was pushing near max.... damn you spotify and your quiet playback volume!! grrr.. anyway it sounds epic as usual, how much RAM are you running with anyway if you don't mind me asking.
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