The character is displayed by the client.
Not a server.
You may have a problem with the PC components. There are not enough resources for the server and client.

After test: #2996 (comment)

Hi, do you know what should I do to try to fix that? Please note that I tried 3 different clients, made fresh installations. I used some random client, elysium client and mine that I had for years. Do you know client that I could test?

Is this specific to a race? Or does it happen with all races?

I have noticed it only on tauren if I remember well...like horns missing, low poly faces and so on

Looks like a serverside bug to me. Female taureens seem to be affected.
Imo we either need to validate the appearance of generated bots or maybe set a stricter upperlimit on randomness.

https://github.com/vmangos/core/blob/development/src/game/PlayerBots/PlayerBotAI.cpp#L81-L86

It happens with male models too.

Good way to test it is to create undead character and summon full raid of shamans, then take a look at them and you will see some are glitched.

Good way to test it is to create undead character and summon full raid of shamans, then take a look at them and you will see some are glitched.

Okay, I'll check it out now. Maybe we don't pay attention to it.

Good way to test it is to create undead character and summon full raid of shamans, then take a look at them and you will see some are glitched.

I got a problem, try changing the code here like this:

https://github.com/vmangos/core/blob/development/src/game/PlayerBots/PlayerBotAI.cpp#L81-L86

    uint8 gender;
    uint8 skin;
    uint8 face;
    uint8 hairStyle;
    uint8 hairColor;
    uint8 facialHair;

    do
    {
        gender = pClone ? pClone->GetByteValue(UNIT_FIELD_BYTES_0, UNIT_BYTES_0_OFFSET_GENDER) : urand(0, 1);
        skin = pClone ? pClone->GetByteValue(PLAYER_BYTES, PLAYER_BYTES_OFFSET_SKIN_ID) : urand(0, 5);
        face = pClone ? pClone->GetByteValue(PLAYER_BYTES, PLAYER_BYTES_OFFSET_FACE_ID) : urand(0, 5);
        hairStyle = pClone ? pClone->GetByteValue(PLAYER_BYTES, PLAYER_BYTES_OFFSET_HAIR_STYLE_ID) : urand(0, 5);
        hairColor = pClone ? pClone->GetByteValue(PLAYER_BYTES, PLAYER_BYTES_OFFSET_HAIR_COLOR_ID) : urand(0, 5);
        facialHair = pClone ? pClone->GetByteValue(PLAYER_BYTES_2, PLAYER_BYTES_2_OFFSET_FACIAL_STYLE) : urand(0, 5);
    }
    while (!Player::ValidateAppearance(race_, class_, gender, hairStyle, hairColor, face, facialHair, skin, true));

This should help. I checked it out.

@mserajnik Maybe you'll do pr?

@gajet5 Wait, why me? 😮

@gajet5 Wait, why me? 😮

You're in my bookmarks :)
You already have a fork, but I don't, or you want me to create a fork again :)

You're in my bookmarks :) You already have a fork, but I don't, or you want me to create a fork again :)

I'm honored, but I didn't take part in this discussion at all, so maybe it would be better if you or maybe @Gamemechanicwow (if you don't want to create a fork) opened a PR for this seeing how you already did the research too. 😆

Sorry to ask but when will it be solved? I literally don't understand.

Sorry to ask but when will it be solved? I literally don't understand.

#2996 (comment)

Man I hardly managed to compile for the first time, I thought somebody has to change it in core si it automatically gets fixed on update.

I'll take a look at it tomorrow, don't worry about it for now.