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At some point, probably soon because of my need to keep everything consistant, I am going to run through all of the new animated models again and add what I've learnt throughout the last months or so. As such, you can expect to see the old Panda-variant added as an alternative to the Panda Female addon I've already published, since this has been the only deterimental change , evidently, since the old models. Until then, I hope you can see understanding in the routines that I follow along with. I do apologize for the inconvenience but time is always moving on.
I understand if you are dissapointed by the fact that I removed the older model but it's for the sake of cleaning up the dirty sheet of what was originally even sloppier done models than these are, even if they currently lack a few assets, which I am very confident on adding in the near future. Updating an Addon is definitely not difficult by any means which is why I am okay with leaving behind unfinished projects until I've practiced my skills enough to proceed.
The comparison is unreal when you take into account that the earlier models had not only deforms due to the valve-standard but also less optimal texture quality and clipping in many cases. Wheras using the original WoW assets gets rid of all of these issues, while I also get to improve my work progressively by standing out from your average playermodel creator.
1) I lost the original files
2) I won't touch my old addons with a 10 foot pole