[Question] Adding fire?

[R0w4n]

As the title says.. Ofc it can be done, but how? Seen it before.. Does anyone care to share?

Would come in handy for my first zone change

Cheers
Jenack

Even "skill 189/375" people have to ask for help

[schlumpf]

Well, fire are particles. So in short: add particles.

Easy, eh?

Well. Cryect wrote an application for this: pextractor & pinjector. They have several problems but in general they work.

On the technical side: PUll out the particles out of a model and then put them in an other. Read the / a wiki on models and look up the part about particles. May help you.

[R0w4n]

So.. NewbJack tells it the other way:

I wanna make a burning zone (wont tell which - Like seen Burning Orgrimmar)
There is no other way then "pulling" fire of a model and adding to something else? :confused: (Im confused dear schlumpf :confused

[schlumpf]

Baah .. say that before .. I thought you spoke about adding fire to models.

There are some existing models (spells) that contain fire. Just take them and do it like all the time when swapping models.

[R0w4n]

>> Would come in handy for my first zone change <<

Think I did say it

Okay so there is a "natural" looking burn model.. Which leads me to the next question:


This is the fire i want

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Now that we are at it - Do you beleive that it would be possible for me to recreate the Hellfire Armor?

• With the flames on the shoulders.
• And flames on the ground when you walk.

Looked through the file that Cryect posted along with his movie [Hellfire Armor] (pretty messy ) but there are some "flame.particle" files in the shoulder folder.

Are these the things that you speak of that (if i wanna add fire to other things) that I need to grap and "put" on another model?

And +Rep for guiding me (:
Spread rep bah :yuck:

[schlumpf]

Spells\Archimonde_fire.m2? There isn't that much difference between the models.

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You just need to pull those models in there throught the M2-updater that is released somewhere in a thread in the apps-forum. If you want to do it yourself ..

Uhm .. Well, yes, the main thing is to add the new particles and get them to the right position. But actually, if you're not _that_ experienced with hexediting etc. I'd say: no, you will not be able to. But I can't tell you. Just try.