Here is how WoD .skin works.

[Fr33m4n]

Hello,

After looking at Rangorn posts, I've found how the WoD .skin files work.

010 Editor Templates updated (.WoD skin + M2 light, with mesh and texture info only):
http://www.mediafire.com/download/nx...ates_6.0.3.zip

How to use 010 Editor Templates:
http://www.sweetscape.com/010editor/...sTemplates.htm
http://www.sweetscape.com/010editor/manual/Running.htm

They used a trick to go over the 65536 limit of the StartTriangle field.
Now, there is also a Level field. It is set to 0, then, when StartTriangle resets from 65000+ to 0+, Level is set to 1.

Mesh part IDs: http://www.pxr.dk/wowdev/wiki/index....n#Mesh_part_ID

1. submesh:
- ID: Mesh part ID
- Level: 0
- startTriangle: (startTriangle + nTriangles) of previous Submesh.
- nTriangles: number of triangles.

2. if ((startTriangle + nTriangles) of previous Submesh) > 65535:
- ID: Mesh part ID
- Level: 1
- startTriangle: ((startTriangle + nTriangles) of previous Submesh) - 65536. (resets)


ex:
1.
- ID: 13
- Level: 0
- startTriangle: 64272
- nTriangles: 1356
= 64272 + 1356 = 65628

2.
- ID: 14
- Level: 1
- startTriangle: 92 (65628 - 65536) (resets)
- nTriangles: 1083

[Cromon]

The meshpart id is actually not an uint32 but an uint16. The upper 16 its are another ushort. See:
https://gitlab.cromon.ch/Cromon/wowe...tructs.cs#L171

then it becomres pretty simple:
https://gitlab.cromon.ch/Cromon/wowe...M2File.cs#L112

[Fr33m4n]

Yep, we saw this on M2/WotLK/.skin - WoWDev
It is a uint16 variable called Level.

[Fr33m4n]

Added new 010 Editor .skin template and updated the tutorial in the first post.