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YII7
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Captain Lust said:
Hi captain i had 2 questions if i may ask
Will you be giving a M&B tools like OpenBrf to the community ?
You know tolls to edit the brf contents like meshes , view animations and edit materials and such..
Mount&Blade had a exporter addon for Blender 2.49b will there be one for 2.6+ ?
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Squeeze it up. What happened.
Squeeze it up. What happened.
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I don't care about "undo". All we need is "Loot All", "Upgrade All", "Buy All" and "Sell All". Thanks.
I don't care about "undo". All we need is "Loot All", "Upgrade All", "Buy All" and "Sell All". Thanks.
YourStepDad said:Mr.Milker said:
I will preorder you a copy if you get rid of that avatar.
Sorry, I'm quite fond of it actually. Fits my current persona on here much better.
Thanks for the otter, but I have my own moniez to spend, believe it or not.
honestly with ctrl click I never really felt like doing any of that was a problem in Warband. loot all, buy all and sell all seem fairly useless as far as I'm concerned too. In any case the UI is a pretty big leap forward from the previous games in terms of usability and design.M.ArdA said:
I'm not sure what exactly will get released in that regard.YII7 said:
Looks like we got better communication now.
Regardng the UI, did it see major changes on the party window? The whole community was complaining tat it's too complex and you have to get through too many (dialogue) windows in order to manage your troops, especially companions.
Regardng the UI, did it see major changes on the party window? The whole community was complaining tat it's too complex and you have to get through too many (dialogue) windows in order to manage your troops, especially companions.
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"Upgrade all" would be a simple, great addition. I'd love to see it.
You know if you hold Ctrl and click the upgrade button it'll do the whole stack.
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Docm30 said:
Wow, wish I had known that. Thanks so much
Good to hear.Captain Lust said:
Does the new editor make you able to see how the units you have made will look without entering the game?Captain Lust said:
I'm liking all the information we're getting.
About free copies: I'm certain that nobody is going to get any. Giving a free copy, even to a "well-known and respected" modder may not be the best of ideas, as you have no guarantee they will want/have time to make mods on it. Purchasing the game will instead allow that person to do whatever they want with no drawbaks to the devs.
About an early closed beta for providing feedback on modding stuff: This sounds like a good idea. Would probably be even better if there aren't only modders involved but dedicated SP and MP players as well, each of which could present feedback about their specific "field of operations".
About an early access option (i.e. buying the game and getting into the beta as a result): While I'm not a fan of the idea itself, it could be useful. Don't know.
About more info about the modding language: Yes please, I think that would be awesome. Even better if it comes along with a general description of how the modding framework is going to look and operate. I don't think any "tutorials" are going to be necessary though. I'm certain that having a background in M&B modding will be enough for one to know the general working mechanics of everything, as I'm thinking that the underlying principles are probably similar to what they are now. Any (inevitable) changes from the current "style" of the ModSys are probably going to be a piece of cake to understand and get into, if you've got any experience in programming whatsoever.
Of course, I could be totally wrong and the new ModSys-equivalent could feel as alien as the Sphere in Michael Crichton's novel of the same name. Though I doubt it.
About free copies: I'm certain that nobody is going to get any. Giving a free copy, even to a "well-known and respected" modder may not be the best of ideas, as you have no guarantee they will want/have time to make mods on it. Purchasing the game will instead allow that person to do whatever they want with no drawbaks to the devs.
About an early closed beta for providing feedback on modding stuff: This sounds like a good idea. Would probably be even better if there aren't only modders involved but dedicated SP and MP players as well, each of which could present feedback about their specific "field of operations".
About an early access option (i.e. buying the game and getting into the beta as a result): While I'm not a fan of the idea itself, it could be useful. Don't know.
About more info about the modding language: Yes please, I think that would be awesome. Even better if it comes along with a general description of how the modding framework is going to look and operate. I don't think any "tutorials" are going to be necessary though. I'm certain that having a background in M&B modding will be enough for one to know the general working mechanics of everything, as I'm thinking that the underlying principles are probably similar to what they are now. Any (inevitable) changes from the current "style" of the ModSys are probably going to be a piece of cake to understand and get into, if you've got any experience in programming whatsoever.
Of course, I could be totally wrong and the new ModSys-equivalent could feel as alien as the Sphere in Michael Crichton's novel of the same name. Though I doubt it.
If there was going to be a paid beta I would prefer it to be completely open. Something just doesn't sit right about having a closed beta and inviting people to take part in it then asking them to pay for it.
I do think it would be a good idea to get modders and other content producers in on the earlier batches of beta keys though, for modders they will need time to learn the tools and how the new game works. For content producers (i.e. people who make videos) they are likely to do positive advertising for bannerlord through producing content.
In my own case I would be happy to produce some multiplayer maps with the new tools or maybe an admin mod (depending on if one was needed).
The original warband beta had both a singleplayer and multiplayer release where most people only had access to the multiplayer. This made sense in my opinion since it forced some people to test out the multiplayer part, where I am sure lots of players would have just started playing singleplayer otherwise.
I do think it would be a good idea to get modders and other content producers in on the earlier batches of beta keys though, for modders they will need time to learn the tools and how the new game works. For content producers (i.e. people who make videos) they are likely to do positive advertising for bannerlord through producing content.
In my own case I would be happy to produce some multiplayer maps with the new tools or maybe an admin mod (depending on if one was needed).
The original warband beta had both a singleplayer and multiplayer release where most people only had access to the multiplayer. This made sense in my opinion since it forced some people to test out the multiplayer part, where I am sure lots of players would have just started playing singleplayer otherwise.
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