It includes most of the features in the original WoW Model Viewer, but some of the features and models still do not work properly. This project is an adaptation of the original project updated for Mists of Pandaria. The project was originally created by Ufo_Z and Darjk, who left the source code for developers to build upon and update should the need arise. If you need any help feel free to ask in the topic.WoW Model Viewer is an application that uses the WoW MPQ files to create character and npc models that can be used for graphics or machinima. Register on our Forum to discuss machinima. As an open-source project, we encourage the development of features that may be useful to current or future artists. That’s all that is needed to use WoW Model Viewer to find displayids. WoWModelViewer is a tool used by Machinima Artists to view and capture model and character animation from World of Warcraft. Copy the displayid and then go to RPHeavens Armor Forge and use the diplayid. The numbers inside brackets are always the displayids.ġ1. NPC11297 is the name of my item and 35727 is the shoulder displayid. Find the item you want to equip and then press ok.ġ0. If we then load up the Navigator view (window->show view->Navigator), clicking on either test. A window will appear, click on anything in the list and you will see that it appears on your character.ĩ. Keep in mind that I will show how to to this with shoulder in this tutorial but it’s exactly the same for example head.Ĩ. Once you are done with your tweaking go to shoulder You can make it look your in game character or anything you wish.Ħ. Once you are done selecting race it will look somewhat like the following.ĥ. Click Character and go down to the race you want the items to display on. Click yes that you want to load WoW right now.Ĥ. You could try any version around the net but this one is the one I’m currently using myself.ģ. If your answer is yes, then I suggest you start using model viewer. Wanna find a easy way to find matching items for your character?
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