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It's not really possible to determine where an image came from, unless multiple trustworthy players have confirmed its non-existence. User:Lil diriz 77/Signatures 05:18, Decem(UTC) I believe Tua was askng how you could actually tell where the image came from. If you want proof, I'd gladly upload them to photobucket for you.

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RSMV doesn't just pull random models out of it's ass, after yesterday's update came out, I found all of the new models from the quest, including Zaros's head, walls of the temple and ghorrock fortress, the Zaros altar, Dr Nabanik, and everything else released. My point: Everytime you update RuneScape by clicking the link to start up the java applet, you update the jagex folder, and it gives you to the option to update your RSMV further to a newer version if you wanted. jagex_cache_32 folder for updates, if it finds any, it does what it did when RSMV was first installed: it takes each individual new model and converts it into a readable, viewable. When opened, a specialized command prompt opens.

The RSMV folder has a 'run.bat' file in it. jagex_cache_32 folder is updated with new models and schemes. How can you tell if the image is from unpacking the file? s coot ies 05:08, Decem(UTC) As explained above, every time you navigate your way to the runescape gameplay page after an update, the. ALVYB rwojy 04:59, Decem(UTC) Thanks! User:Lil diriz 77/Signatures 05:00, Decem(UTC) Even more reason to speedy delete the imagesВ :) User:Lil diriz 77/Signatures 04:50, Decem(UTC) Just a note, I created a shortcut here because it's pretty important information. User:Lil diriz 77/Signatures 04:50, Decem(UTC) You can scroll through the models as you please, all fifty thousand of them Kinda hard to explain unless you've actually done it. After reading them (it does this as the program starts up), it allows you to view the colors and polygons in the model. The actual program, RSMV, reads the thousands (over 50,000 by now) of models you've just unpacked. The tools in this folder allow you to update the model viewer.

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rar file to install RSMV (I won't say it here), you must decompress that file with WinRAR, then there should be a folder on your desktop named RSMV. These new models go to the mentioned file/folder on your computer, and are tightly compressed there.

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Load? It says more things like 'Downloading updates', 'Checking for updates 13%' because it has to download the new models and schemes the game applet uses (whether they're shown in game or not, if jagex makes them, they're added to the database). COYK rwojy 04:43, Decem(UTC) Ah, I apologize The RuneScape Model Viewer is a program used to unpack the files the RuneScape applet (the game that It can find any image, whether or not it's actually used in the game. Discussion I'm sorry, perhaps you could give a little introduction on what the RuneScape Model Viewer is, for those of us who don't know? Butterman62 ( talk) 04:38, Decem(UTC) From what I know, the program parses the game cache files (stored on your computer), and displays the images from them.