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Yeah, like his WarCraft II: ToD Knight appearance, minus the beard.Amazing recreation of Uther dude. Can you create a young version of him?
Yes, they are a sea-green. Back in ToD and even in Shadowlands, though, his eyes were brown.Sir, I noticed that his eyes are blue? Doesn't Uther have green eyes in Warcraft 3?
How profoundly unique!Yes, they are a sea-green. Back in ToD and even in Shadowlands, though, his eyes were brown.
Actually, no. Blizzard's to blame for unnecessary retcons to the lore.How profoundly unique!
F warcraft for killing off both Uther and Grom tho![]()
I started on the model of Ujimasa Hojo.This model appears to suffer from the issue where the ribbon emitters on the weapon are perpendicular to the shaft of the weapon instead of parallel. My theory is that originally ribbon emitters on weapons were meant to be similar to when an artist draws cartoon lines behind a moving object to indicate the speed with which it was moving.
However, due to bugs and inconsistencies in model editor programs like War3ModelEditor or whatever, a lot of uploaded models to Hive inadvertently and accidentally flip the ribbon emitter so that it is perpendicular to the shaft of the weapon, which then presents itself like a magically induced width to the weapon or something else weird that we don't see in original Warcraft 3 classic models much at all. For many years we had no "View in 3D" on Hive and we had only programs like Magos that don't properly preview this so many models would be uploaded and the issue could only be verified ingame.
However, we live in the future now where we have epic, awesome technology like "View in 3D" and we can quickly see that the ribbon emitter on this model is bugged to be perpendicular versus if we look at the original paladin where the emitter is parallel as if to indicate fast motion.
So, can I ask to double check, as an artist @johnwar did you intend to flip the ribbon? Or maybe did you start from an Ujimasa Hojo resource that was likewise bugged or whatever?
I'm curious because this feels like a case where people making MDX software kind of failed the community because of all these tools that erroneously flip ribbons, so it seems like I might be benefiting society by pointing out the issue whenever I see it.