Recent content by azurespecter

I'm using BLPaleter15c to re-compress. The textures will stay true at the material origin, but then have the texture edges be stretched balloon-like across the rest of the material. Normally the texture will either repeat itself, or expand uniformly to fit the whole material. This problem only...

Sounds plausible. Do you know how I can avoid that? I don't think I've been changing any any options

In some instances, the texture has just been compressed. But mostly, I'm just using that as an example to say that no matter which texture I use (even if it's the original), the texture gets warped/stretched/skewed.

Ya, I've made sure to reload the editor every time I grab a new model. It's weird, but I re-textured again the models that weren't working, and now it's working. So it must have just been user error. I'm still having the problem where textures are getting skewed/bloated/stretched, even when...

I've been trying to retexture models in order to cut down on size. So I've been using a .blp compressor, but I also want to simply change/remove some textures on models. I've been using the W3 Model Editor, and I open up the texture manager and material manager, and then i'll remove or swap...

Okay, I'll keep that in mind. I'm putting your version into the editor now, and I'm having one trouble: What should the variable type be for "temp_group" ? I'm not finding the correct trigger that allows for what you posted

Thank you both very much! I am going with Kayoss666's version because I do plan on multiple groups of 50 being replaced. Thanks for taking the time to answer though. I just had 1 other noob question though, I hope this isn't blatantly obvious. But those "set" lines (set footmencount =...

I've tried reading through forums and guides to be able to do this myself, but I just can't figure this out. I need a trigger that will count the number of a unit type (footman, for example) in region X owned by triggering unit player Then the trigger needs to replace 50 footman in Region...