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EvilPlant.mdx

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Submitted by ChevronSevenUnits - Miscellanous536 downloads72 KB
Added an Origin identifyer that allows you to attach special effects to the origin of the model, such as the Entangling Roots special effect, which makes it look better.For the icon, I would use the Thorns Aura Learn icon on a unit that uses this model.
Model
EvilPlant
Polycount
192
Textures
3
  • Skin 1 EvilPlant.blp
  • Skin 2 EvilPlantGoo.blp
  • Skin 3 Textures\Dust5A.blp
Animations
4
  • Anim 1 Birth
  • Anim 2 Stand
  • Anim 3 Attack
  • Anim 4 Death
Particles
3
  • Particle 1 BlizParticle01
  • Particle 2 BlizParticle02
  • Particle 3 BlizParticle03dirt
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great for my evil farm scene
Ahhh... Just what I needed! For a new RPG I'm making, I've been using a Tentacle... tinted green...

Thanks for making it! I hope it blends in with the grass... I'm going to make it have a dummy aura whichs looks like it's being entangled because it is a monster and no one will notice =D
r u kidding?!? this is a skin, not a model, but good work ;)
If I geomerged the Entangling Roots effect to it, they would not be animated. And I know it's possible to directly attach that model to this model, except that I have no idea how to do that. But I find that a modified custom Sphere ability works just as well to add the Entangling Roots effect to the unit.
Uses custom skins? why waste kilobytes?



Don't you know how to merge? If you do... I think you should resubmit it with the roots merged to it, if that's what you recomend... anyway, the model look good.
That would only add retarded kilobytes to the model

Don't you know how to merge? If you do... I think you should resubmit it with the roots merged to it, if that's what you recomend... anyway, the model look good.
Like it says in the Info box, I added an Origin identifyer so I could attach the Entangling Roots model to it's base. I recommend useing a dummy ability or trigger of some kind to attach the Entangling Roots effect to it, because it looks much better with that on it.