[DiscordArchive] You want to replace a creature display model with one that comes from a gameobject, the human wardro
[DiscordArchive] You want to replace a creature display model with one that comes from a gameobject, the human wardro
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You want to replace a creature display model with one that comes from a gameobject, the human wardrobe. Correct?
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rektbyfaith
08-08-2024, 08:15 AM #1Archived author: Thiesant • Posted: 2024-08-08T08:15:13.586000+00:00
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You want to replace a creature display model with one that comes from a gameobject, the human wardrobe. Correct?
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By default you have this setup for olivia burnside
creature_template
entry modelid name
2455 1450 Olivia Burnside
CreatureDisplayInfo.dbc
id ModelID ExtendedDisplayInfoID
1450 50 166
CreatureModelData.dbc
ID ModelName
50 Character\Human\Female\HumanFemale.mdx
The wardrobe is not a creature, it's ID is 4 in GameObjectDisplayInfo.dbc.
However you can't use this value as model id as modelID 4 correspond to an already existing model for another creature inside the creaturemodeldata
GameObjectDisplayInfo.dbc
id ModelName
4 World\Generic\Human\Passive Doodads\Wardrobe\DuskwoodWardrobe02.mdx
That means you have to create a new entry
in CreatureModelData.dbc copy the id 50 to a unused ID (here 5021, but check yours) and replace the model name with World\Generic\Human\Passive Doodads\Wardrobe\DuskwoodWardrobe02.mdx
ID ModelName
50 Character\Human\Female\HumanFemale.mdx
5021 World\Generic\Human\Passive Doodads\Wardrobe\DuskwoodWardrobe02.mdx
Then go back to CreatureDisplayInfo.dbc and change the value of the modelID to the one you created just before and set the extendeddisplayinfoid to 0
id ModelID ExtendedDisplayInfoID
1450 5021 0
rektbyfaith
08-08-2024, 08:31 AM #2Archived author: Thiesant • Posted: 2024-08-08T08:31:06.367000+00:00
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By default you have this setup for olivia burnside
creature_template
entry modelid name
2455 1450 Olivia Burnside
CreatureDisplayInfo.dbc
id ModelID ExtendedDisplayInfoID
1450 50 166
CreatureModelData.dbc
ID ModelName
50 Character\Human\Female\HumanFemale.mdx
The wardrobe is not a creature, it's ID is 4 in GameObjectDisplayInfo.dbc.
However you can't use this value as model id as modelID 4 correspond to an already existing model for another creature inside the creaturemodeldata
GameObjectDisplayInfo.dbc
id ModelName
4 World\Generic\Human\Passive Doodads\Wardrobe\DuskwoodWardrobe02.mdx
That means you have to create a new entry
in CreatureModelData.dbc copy the id 50 to a unused ID (here 5021, but check yours) and replace the model name with World\Generic\Human\Passive Doodads\Wardrobe\DuskwoodWardrobe02.mdx
ID ModelName
50 Character\Human\Female\HumanFemale.mdx
5021 World\Generic\Human\Passive Doodads\Wardrobe\DuskwoodWardrobe02.mdx
Then go back to CreatureDisplayInfo.dbc and change the value of the modelID to the one you created just before and set the extendeddisplayinfoid to 0
id ModelID ExtendedDisplayInfoID
1450 5021 0
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id 1450 for the creaturedisplayinfo.dbc is only used for olivia, so only her will have the new wardrobe model.
rektbyfaith
08-08-2024, 08:32 AM #3Archived author: Thiesant • Posted: 2024-08-08T08:32:53.203000+00:00
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id 1450 for the creaturedisplayinfo.dbc is only used for olivia, so only her will have the new wardrobe model.
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when done copy the CreatureModelData.dbc and CreatureDisplayInfo.dbc to your client side and server side
rektbyfaith
08-08-2024, 08:35 AM #4Archived author: Thiesant • Posted: 2024-08-08T08:35:45.582000+00:00
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when done copy the CreatureModelData.dbc and CreatureDisplayInfo.dbc to your client side and server side
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Yes! this is what I want
rektbyfaith
08-08-2024, 11:47 AM #5Archived author: Blue Wolf • Posted: 2024-08-08T11:47:59.608000+00:00
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Yes! this is what I want