removeing invis effect on model

[newton666]

Wonder if any1 know how to remove the invisable potion effect , because i need to see when im running to in game and not sure what model file it is under. thx

[silinky]

the only reason ppl want to use it, is to cheat in sw
boting i condone bc this game is a farmfest, and it is fun to crack some knowledge.

i understand your concern, but this could be used for sw cheating. and i really hate sw cheaters. sorry.

[grande]

silinky, it really doesn't matter since there's already romeo's multihack that will see invis and MUCH more. Her/His question actually has practical application in PVE perhaps to detect dangerous stealth mobs to avoid. I don't know the answer to the question but I'm sure it's simple enough to research online and find the answer on how to affect models. But telling someone you know the answer but won't share because you don't like SW cheaters is really an apples/oranges thing. OP even said trying to see self which makes sense in many PVE situations.

Only guidance I might suggest is to look up the buff ID in the model files? idk...

do this when the buff is on you and it gives a report for all buff ID:

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/script i=1 while UnitBuff( "player", i) ~= nil do name, __, __, ID = UnitBuff( "player", i) SendSystemChat(name.." "..ID) i = i + 1 end

[silinky]

i didn't wanna offend anyone of course.
for me the romeo does not show rogues, although i don't use it in sw, only for testing around.

sorry if i offended anyone sw is the only place i have real fun, and i don't want it ruined.

[kuripot]

i think he want to see his self when he use invi potion not the hiding rouge... because when you use invi potion you cant also see your self. and hard to move

[newton666]

i think he want to see his self when he use invi potion not the hiding rouge... because when you use invi potion you cant also see your self. and hard to move

yes this is what i want it for bcause u cant see your self when you use the invi
potions.
can anyone help me plz

[lisa]

my guess is that the model itself stays the same but the textures change, you can test this easy enough by moving the texture files out of the folder and then start up RoM and use an inv pot.
If you can still see yourself then you atleast know it is a texture, if you turn invis then it is probably a model. It will atleast narrow down what you are searching for.

[newton666]

ok its not in the text file so it must be in the model folder.
so many files how do i know what ros. file it its ???