Another question about mods....

**LestaT** · 03-08-2008, 12:56

What ? They didn't teach modding course at your school DG ?

Seriously, the most importing about modding is ideas of what to mod, then you can learn how to mod it (if possible).

Knowing your own limitations helps too. I can't even draw a straight line without a ruler on a piece of paper, so how am I going to model units using 3dsax

Not to say you cannot learn though. Anyway I stick to text base modding. Much easier..

**Dol Guldur** · 03-08-2008, 15:06

I cannot draw either - and "3ds ax/axe" might well be a better name for the application if I got my hands on it.

It wasa tough call - home economics, needlework or modding...I guess I jst made the wrong choice

**Horseman** · 03-08-2008, 15:16

I learnt all I know about modding from here, TW centre and poking around with the files and seeign what happens!

**eddy_purpus** · 03-08-2008, 21:17

:P

Thank u

:P
and ill try to learn how to mod one of these days

Edvard0

**TruePraetorian** · 03-09-2008, 01:21

Well good luck! This forum is the best place to learn..its where i learned everything.

**Spartan198** · 03-12-2008, 15:32

Yeah,likewise here. I've learned what little I know from the modders here on the forums (Horseman especially,who helped me learn my way through a few confusing files).

Originally Posted by Dol Guldur

It was a tough call - home economics, needlework or modding...I guess I just made the wrong choice

lol

**Flying Pig** · 03-13-2008, 19:28

I learned my modding from poking about in descr_strat to get the ideas, then I downloaded LOTRTW which is great - most of my expertise comes from there. I got skinning (which I still can't do very well) from a coincidential poking of a dds converter into the models_unit folder and finding a skin for a spartiate, then putting a red dot on its shield