QUESTION?

me_fat_guy · Mar 23, 2008

Hello,

I'd like to know if theres a way (or if its possible) to change the amount of blood spilling from your opponent when you hack them down, shoot them with arrows/bolts, lance, etc.?

Mortus · Mar 23, 2008

I'm sure there is, at least with modding system. Saw some video with really really much blood spilling after every hit.

Markus II · Mar 23, 2008

Step 1: Go to the directory that you installed Mount & Blade, then open Module/Native/module.config in notepad.

Step 2: Find blood_multiplier = 2.0 and change the number to a higher figure.

Step 3: Save and exit.

The Wandering Knight · Mar 23, 2008

Hah, neat file. I'll have to go through this some time.

me_fat_guy · Mar 23, 2008

Hello,

Aye! Thou shall try'th thy suggestion'th and tell'th thou if its working'th.

Thank you for the replies.

me_fat_guy · Mar 23, 2008

Hello,

OMG! It works! I almost wet myself. Thank you guys for the suggestions.

I hope the next time they decided to make a mod, they'd include heads (NPC's with no helmets), fall-off when you hack them with swords, axe, etc on foot or while on horseback. That'll be cool.

osdeath · Mar 23, 2008

Markus II said:
Step 1: Go to the directory that you installed Mount & Blade, then open Module/Native/module.config in notepad.

Step 2: Find blood_multiplier = 2.0 and change the number to a higher figure.

Step 3: Save and exit.

would this affect mods? or would i have to go into the module directories for the respective mod and change it there?

me_fat_guy · Mar 23, 2008

osdeath* go to the respective mod directory (Bandit King, Native, etc.) and change it there. hope this helps.

Markus II · Mar 23, 2008

osdeath said:
would this affect mods? or would i have to go into the module directories for the respective mod and change it there?

As long as change the respective config file for the mod, it will work.

Enjoy the gore.

osdeath · Mar 23, 2008

Markus II said:
osdeath said:

would this affect mods? or would i have to go into the module directories for the respective mod and change it there?

Click to expand...

As long as change the respective config file for the mod, it will work.

Enjoy the gore.

thanks, i always liked hte idea coming out of a battle soaked in blood

Trooper5445 · Mar 23, 2008

osdeath said:
Markus II said:

osdeath said:

would this affect mods? or would i have to go into the module directories for the respective mod and change it there?

Click to expand...

As long as change the respective config file for the mod, it will work.

Enjoy the gore.

Click to expand...

thanks, i always liked hte idea coming out of a battle soaked in blood

Despite the fact it is rather idealistic and unlikely.

Edwards · Mar 23, 2008

EG II gots more bloods.

RayvenQ · Mar 23, 2008

Markus II said:
Step 1: Go to the directory that you installed Mount & Blade, then open Module/Native/module.config in notepad.

Step 2: Find blood_multiplier = 2.0 and change the number to a higher figure.

Step 3: Save and exit.

You do mean Module.ini don't you?

osdeath · Mar 23, 2008

RayvenQ said:
Markus II said:

Step 1: Go to the directory that you installed Mount & Blade, then open Module/Native/module.config in notepad.

Step 2: Find blood_multiplier = 2.0 and change the number to a higher figure.

Step 3: Save and exit.

Click to expand...

You do mean Module.ini don't you?

He does, I know many people call them configs if they haven’t got the actual .ini on the end of the filename

Markus II · Mar 24, 2008

osdeath said:
RayvenQ said:

Markus II said:

Step 1: Go to the directory that you installed Mount & Blade, then open Module/Native/module.config in notepad.

Step 2: Find blood_multiplier = 2.0 and change the number to a higher figure.

Step 3: Save and exit.

Click to expand...

You do mean Module.ini don't you?

Click to expand...

he does, i know many people call them configs if they havent got the actuall .ini on the end of the filename

Yep, Module.ini.

I find describing them as .ini files tends to baffle some people. The term Configs avoids confusion.

Chel · Mar 24, 2008

you can also copy this particle_systems.txt over yours in module/native/** (or module/(your favorite mod)/**)
http://rapidshare.com/files/101407169/particle_systems.txt.html
for this kind of effect
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USv4WiCygMQ

Markus II · Mar 24, 2008

Ooh, Chel, can I pinch that blood effect for 867 A.D.?

me_fat_guy · Mar 24, 2008

Chel said:
you can also copy this particle_systems.txt over yours in module/native/** (or module/(your favorite mod)/**)
http://rapidshare.com/files/101407169/particle_systems.txt.html
for this kind of effect
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USv4WiCygMQ

Hello,

How did you get your aiming cursor so small? What skill should i prioritize? I saw the video and i'm definitely gonna follow your suggestion. The blood effect is freakin awesome!

LighthouseGuard · Mar 24, 2008

Both power draw and your actual archery skill significantly influence the size of your aiming cursor and the speed at which it converges. I don't know about strength, though. Judging from the blood and the Ranger of Reyvadin, this is the EGII mod, which allows you to begin with a character that's essentially around level 25, so really good archery skills are normal.

me_fat_guy · Mar 24, 2008

Hello,

I'll try that suggestion. Thanks. One quick question though. After i've downloaded the "particle" file, i noticed it changed the blood particle. It has some bits and pieces of sort. I mean don't get me wrong here, I love it.

The question is, how can i make the blood particles go down faster? To make it look realistic. I've noticed after I'ved runned down my opponent, the blood particle is still in mid air. Please help.

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