A plugin that enables the import of assets from World of Warcraft. ((c) Blizzard) to Maya ((c) Autodesk). Official site : http://wowtomaya.sourceforge.net/

Features

  • plugin for Autodesk(c)'s Maya
  • browser for all in-game assets from MPQ files
  • imports M2, SKIN, WMO files
  • IK articulation for skinned models
  • textures and basic shading
  • vertex lighting for architecture
  • hardware fog
  • wow armory character importer

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MMORPG

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  • Is there any chance you could get this to work on the OS X version of Maya? I have a group of friends ready to work on some serious machinima and it would be able to do it all on Maya. Awesome work!
  • This is a great step in plugin development, specifically for those who hold an interest in the machinima world that also happen to be animators.
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Additional Project Details

Operating Systems

BSD, Linux

Programming Language

C++, Python

Related Categories

Python MMORPG Game, C++ MMORPG Game

Registered

2010-01-09