Question about WoD transmog and new models

[cbeefman]

Simple question. Did blizzard mention anywhere whether the new models will allow us to sheath weapons differently?
I'd love to be able to place more weapons on my back rather than on my hips, or for fist weapons to be displayed out of combat.
I ask because as far as I know, all monks are able to put their one handers on their back, not just pandas. Why cant the same apply to my warrior or rogue? Or even my mage?
Perhaps make it a toggle option for those who don't like it or for when your feel it doesn't fit your transmog.

[Deleted]

No mention and I doubt it'll be a choice. It will likely stay as it is.

[Deleted]

That would require more than just updating the models. It would require a new set of coding to allow it to be set to hip/ back, new animations, and new graphic mapping to prevent clipping which they're so eagerly trying to remove right now.

No, they haven't got plans to do this, and I don't think they will as the on back sheathe (Which is very inconvenient compared to drawing from the hip) is something rather unique to monks and certain models.

[Asiel]

It would require a new set of coding to allow it to be set to hip/ back, new animations, and new graphic mapping to prevent clipping which they're so eagerly trying to remove right now.

I believe the animation is already there. They can use the TG sheathing animation, which I believe every race has since warriors are the only class that every race has access to.

[cbeefman]

I believe the animation is already there. They can use the TG sheathing animation, which I believe every race has since warriors are the only class that every race has access to.

I totally forgot about that actually.

[Asiel]

I totally forgot about that actually.

I aim to please!

[Matt0193]

I believe the animation is already there. They can use the TG sheathing animation, which I believe every race has since warriors are the only class that every race has access to.

Not to mention Monk's sheathe 1h'ers on their back regardless of whether or not the item naturally sheathes on the back.