@Zarxiel93: Go

I've Just tested. It works perfectly.

@Zarxiel93: Go

Duke marine is up. All his portraits are in the same package. And yes, I'm missing some textures, it's mostly because I get lazy.

@JacktheArcher: Go

Good luck with that!

@JacktheArcher: Go

Yes, that's kind of what I did.

It's hard to explain given that I don't have much modelling knowledge, but I'll give it a try...

The vertex groups are (like the name says) groups of related vertexes. They can be used to select some parts of the model easily, to hide and show them when you need to, or (in this case) to be affected by specific bones.

If the mesh has the modifier "use armature", it points to the armature object, has the vertex groups named like the animated bones, and they're correctly assigned; then the animations will not only move the bones, but they will also move the mesh.

Here's what I did:

I've pasted the preserver mesh without bones nor vertex groups over a zealot model and merged them (ctrl +j selecting in first place the preserver model).

Then, I've taken note of which bones were manipulating each section of the original zealot's model and replicated them in the preserver.

To do it, I've used the weight paint and navigated through the vertex groups listed in the "SpaceProperties" section (Its icon looks like an upside down triangle. It's between the "modifiers" and "materials" sections of the bar at the right in the default view). When you select a vertex group using the weight paint view, the vertexes that are part of it turn red in blender (they also turn yellow or green if the relation isn't very strict).

For example, if the left cuadriceps of the zealot was asigned to the vertex group called "bone02", I had to switch to "edit mode", select the faces of the preserver that were in his left cuadriceps, and assign them to the vertex group "bone02".

@JacktheArcher: Go

I've selected the faces and asigned them to the correct vertex groups.

It didn't take too long... Actually, it's one of the models that took me less time. It's pretty easy with blender and println's addon.

@AlexO6: Go

He's a templar that protected the Warpgate with Fenix and Raynor after the Overmind's death. He became the leader of the Shel'na Kryhas, the Protoss who stayed in Aiur.

He also saved and gave shelter to Jake Ramsey when he went to Aiur, and aided him in his quest.

I'm using him in my campaign, and I decided to share it, since there aren't much protoss portraits/models.

The Nerazim zealot is in my plans, but I'm waiting for LotV, hoping for some new boros models.

@Hammer107: Go

Thanks for the info.

@Hammer107: Go

They suppose to be high rank warriors of the Nerazim tribe. There should be Nerazim "high templars", since Adun had been training them when he was hidding them.

@Hammer107: Go

No, I'm not taking requests.