Modell changing!
Posted: 06 Dec 2009, 23:09
Just wan't to say, OMFG, it works!
I never thought you could acctually modell change without the use of a program. But acctually, you can!
Ok so, try this:
1. Create a character that looks like the modell you wish to change into. Example, I want to look like a Night Elf, I create a nightelf.
2. Log in to the newcreated character (In my case the night elf) This is to remove the startup movie.
3. Okey, so you need to be fast, and it wont allways work, but try this:
Target your main character
Mouseover the new character (night elf in my case)
Press Enter and Left Click at the same time, or as for me, left click just before the enter.
You should now log on to your main character with the race of the new character :D
If it didnt work, you were to slow or too fast with something. (Pressing enter too fast results in normal login to your main, Pressing left click too fast rusults in normal login of your new char.)
Since this isnt done with any use of any other program, this shouldnt be using any more space then a usual logged in character so this should be okey, right? ;D
Anyway, thanks to Swifty for this cool thing!
I never thought you could acctually modell change without the use of a program. But acctually, you can!
Ok so, try this:
1. Create a character that looks like the modell you wish to change into. Example, I want to look like a Night Elf, I create a nightelf.
2. Log in to the newcreated character (In my case the night elf) This is to remove the startup movie.
3. Okey, so you need to be fast, and it wont allways work, but try this:
Target your main character
Mouseover the new character (night elf in my case)
Press Enter and Left Click at the same time, or as for me, left click just before the enter.
You should now log on to your main character with the race of the new character :D
If it didnt work, you were to slow or too fast with something. (Pressing enter too fast results in normal login to your main, Pressing left click too fast rusults in normal login of your new char.)
Since this isnt done with any use of any other program, this shouldnt be using any more space then a usual logged in character so this should be okey, right? ;D
Anyway, thanks to Swifty for this cool thing!