Druidic
Knight
THIS MOD HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED
I just haven't been motivated or interested in developing it lately, partially due to the monotonous task of editing script and dialog files. Yes, that's what all modders go through, but having to change "liege" to "King" and "Calradia" to "Europe/Germany" was just dull. I had some good times designing the NPC's and fiddling with the module_troops.py file (Made an NPC who broke the 4th wall purposely, and two characters who were from Calradia, which was in Siberia... don't ask me.), but trying to make everything fit the 1700's setting was not my kind of task, I guess. I like to be free and imaginative with stuff I create, and working on this made it feel like I was forcing a key into the wrong keyhole.
I really enjoyed learning about the Module System and Python though, and I finally had a reason to use Notepad++ for my stuff instead of normal Notepad. I originally thought, before this mod was created, to slap texture files into the folders, make the game read them by putting whatever compatibility code it was into the config file, and wham. 1700's Mod. Well, I was wrong. But I'm glad I learned.
This will not be the end to my attempting to mod, though. I've always been a creative person, and I already have a few ideas on where to go with another mod. I already set up a clean Module System, and from there, the world (Or, more accurately, Calradia) is my oyster. I could make a gangland mod, or a horror mod that only allows you to walk around as your character... while something stalks you in the hallways. It's limitless.
A big thank-you to everyone who helped me and/or showed interest in this mod. It wouldn't have gotten as far as it did (53%) without you guys.
I'll be around. Mostly in the Bannerlord section. Heh.
I just haven't been motivated or interested in developing it lately, partially due to the monotonous task of editing script and dialog files. Yes, that's what all modders go through, but having to change "liege" to "King" and "Calradia" to "Europe/Germany" was just dull. I had some good times designing the NPC's and fiddling with the module_troops.py file (Made an NPC who broke the 4th wall purposely, and two characters who were from Calradia, which was in Siberia... don't ask me.), but trying to make everything fit the 1700's setting was not my kind of task, I guess. I like to be free and imaginative with stuff I create, and working on this made it feel like I was forcing a key into the wrong keyhole.
I really enjoyed learning about the Module System and Python though, and I finally had a reason to use Notepad++ for my stuff instead of normal Notepad. I originally thought, before this mod was created, to slap texture files into the folders, make the game read them by putting whatever compatibility code it was into the config file, and wham. 1700's Mod. Well, I was wrong. But I'm glad I learned.
This will not be the end to my attempting to mod, though. I've always been a creative person, and I already have a few ideas on where to go with another mod. I already set up a clean Module System, and from there, the world (Or, more accurately, Calradia) is my oyster. I could make a gangland mod, or a horror mod that only allows you to walk around as your character... while something stalks you in the hallways. It's limitless.
A big thank-you to everyone who helped me and/or showed interest in this mod. It wouldn't have gotten as far as it did (53%) without you guys.
I'll be around. Mostly in the Bannerlord section. Heh.
