ORC reskin help!

[tetragerd]

Alright, I've done a few reskins in the past, and I thought I had the hang of it. This was my first attempt with a character skin, and I treated it just like a creature reskin. I searched through every .MPQ and I'm pretty sure I found all the files I need to modify. I changed all the .BLP's and put it in as patch-6.MPQ.

Here's a picture. On the left is the in-game screenshot, and on the right is a model-viewer screenshot of the exact same extra patch. On the bottom is the list of the files I modified in MyWarcraftStudio.



If anyone could tell my what I missed, or what I'm doing wrong, that would be greatly appreciated, and I'll toss you some +Rep.

[~sInX]

Read through the following, i'm sure you'll find what you need:

• BLP Texturing / Reskinning & Retexturing:

http://www.mmowned.com/forums/model-...rface-hud.html
{The above guide, quetioningly labelled as 'Interface Editing', is a nice equivalent to those other BLP-Editing/Retexturing Guides out there, especially for those sole visual-learners. It uses the regular; MyWarcraftStudio, BLP-Convertor and Paint/Photoshop. 100% Noob-Friendly.}

http://www.mmowned.com/forums/model-...texturing.html
{The above guide covers pretty much 90% of what re-texturing consist of. It includes file-types, tips, techniques, general rules, and walk-throughs. 90% Noob-Friendly.}

http://www.mmowned.com/forums/model-...ome-skins.html
{This guide revolves around BLP-Editing via the very handy tool named BLP Convertor and using MyWarcraftStudio. 97.5% Noob-Friendly.}

http://www.mmowned.com/forums/model-...reskinner.html
{Ah. The guide i used to learn how to re-texture. 100% pics makes this guide VERY easy to follow. The main focuses consist of BLP Converting and photoshop / paint editing. This guide also uses MyWarcraftStudio. 95% Noob-Friendly.}

http://www.mmowned.com/forums/model-...l-editing.html
{The above guide revolves entirely around MyWarcraftStudio Editing. Although it does focus on the necesarry techniques relative to Reskinning, the main focus here is switching models. Primary Learners or 'Noobs' may find this rather confusing, therefore, in relation to this topic, i rated this guide as 60% Noob-Friendly.}

Good Luck.