For the drop/inventory model, you do not need to add animation, just select no animation from the ddm. Ok, now go to where you placed the anchor models, there should be two new models in there. Cut or copy two new models (They should be 23133b.dat for example), into where you placed the Gzip application. Like this. Then, you will need to literally, just drag the two .dat onto the gzip application as shown below. This will then turn them into zipped files, i.e, gzipped. Now, cut and paste these models into your client models folder. If you do not currently have a client, please go to the moparscape downloads section, i recommend one of Galkon's base clients. Ok, now you will need to rename the models you just pasted to a number between 8000 and 15000, if you use any lower, it will cause your cache to permanently corrupt, if you go any higher, it will just cause your client to not run. Here's mine, i named them 14123 and 14124 simply because it carries on from my previously added models. Now, run your server, and run your client, log in When logged in. I would need to type: add model 14123 add 14124 That is correspondent to my model id's.
For the drop/inventory model, you do not need to add animation, just select no animation from the ddm. Ok, now go to where you placed the anchor models, there should be two new models in there. Cut or copy two new models (They should be 23133b.dat for example), into where you placed the Gzip application. Like this. Then, you will need to literally, just drag the two .dat onto the gzip application as shown below. This will then turn them into zipped files, i.e, gzipped. Now, cut and paste these models into your client models folder. If you do not currently have a client, please go to the moparscape downloads section, i recommend one of Galkon's base clients. Ok, now you will need to rename the models you just pasted to a number between 8000 and 15000, if you use any lower, it will cause your cache to permanently corrupt, if you go any higher, it will just cause your client to not run. Here's mine, i named them 14123 and 14124 simply because it carries on from my previously added models. Now, run your server, and run your client, log in When logged in. I would need to type: add model 14123 add 14124 That is correspondent to my model id's.
metasq+studio+help.docx