Polished Landscapes - Mipmap Mod 2 [Test version released]

[Skeggjold]

UNBELIEVABLE 

[COGlory]

What teh feck is wrong, when I just randomly ride around the battlefield, and crash into a big area of trees, and can't get through? Though there's atleast 1 meter spread between all the trees! 

_{invisible barriers}

[woiffal]

Wooooooooooaaaaaahhh!
I looked at this thread the first time and i couldn´t stop until i saw all screenshots They´re so amazingly beautiful 

What a shame my pc isn´t going to work it out ingame, but it´s already unbelievable to me that Mount&Blade could look like this.

Really

Great Work

done already Gutekfiutek! I really do hope you got yourself enough time for this to release a finished version soon.

And i will try out the polished buildings asap

By the way: Funny name for it: PL, the Polish-ed Landscape   

[Jocularis]

Gutek, any news for Warband? It is still compatible?

[L-J-F]

Wow, just saw this one after seeing the older version before. Is there a reason TW haven't hired you yet? I was salivating at those screens man I desperately want this for Warband Good luck.

[Alvin Grendel]

can this be used with warband? if not will he be releasing one for warband, thanks in advance (PS: Im new here)

[Koruun]

Yeah, would want to know if this is Warband compatible, too. The screenshots really look gorgeous.

[sexyboi69]

Petition to port this to warband!

[Ruthven]

It works in Warband. A few things you have to play with, but it works.

[F33bs]

I got it working in Warband 1.105 as well, but you have to modify Native a little bit, it won't work if you load it as a separate module obviously.

For those having trouble (had a lot myself, mostly due to being dumb), here's what I did:

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0. MAKE BACKUPS
1. I put the .brf files from the Resources folder in the RAR -> Resource folder in Native
2. Files from .dds Textures folder in RAR -> Textures in Native
3. Modified the module.ini (in notepad) in Native and changed the following lines:

load_resource = map_tree_meshes -> load_mod_resource = map_tree_meshes
load_resource = tree_meshes -> load_mod_resource = tree_meshes
load_resource = xtree_meshes -> load_mod_resource = xtree_meshes
load_resource = grass_meshes -> load_mod_resource = grass_meshes
load_resource = plant_meshes -> load_mod_resource = plant_meshes
load_resource = xtree_meshes_b -> load_mod_resource = xtree_meshes_b

load_resource = terrain_borders -> load_mod_resource = terrain_borders
load_resource = tree_e_meshes -> load_mod_resource = tree_e_meshes
load_resource = xtree_meshes_c -> load_mod_resource = xtree_meshes_c
load_resource = grass_meshes_b -> load_mod_resource = grass_meshes_b

And then change "scan_module_textures = 0" to "1" as you know.

Do NOT change "load_resource = materials" into "load_mod_resource = materials" otherwise you'll get white artifacts and crazy textures everywhere that look hideous. I kept it as is and it looks fine. Also I didn't overwrite any of the SceneObj files as I don't know exactly what they do.

Edit: Almost forgot, do not put the .txt files from Data on the RAR into your main Data folder, it gives me a startup error every time (rglScript.cpp).

This works well enough for me for now, even though there seem to be oddities here and there.

[Mjelnir]

Woot nice work m8 tried it myself but got the white artifacts. Will try this at home

[Hinrich_von_Manteufel]

I got it working in Warband 1.105 as well, but you have to modify Native a little bit, it won't work if you load it as a separate module obviously.

For those having trouble (had a lot myself, mostly due to being dumb), here's what I did:

(click to show/hide)

0. MAKE BACKUPS
1. I put the .brf files from the Resources folder in the RAR -> Resource folder in Native
2. Files from .dds Textures folder in RAR -> Textures in Native
3. Modified the module.ini (in notepad) in Native and changed the following lines:

load_resource = map_tree_meshes -> load_mod_resource = map_tree_meshes
load_resource = tree_meshes -> load_mod_resource = tree_meshes
load_resource = xtree_meshes -> load_mod_resource = xtree_meshes
load_resource = grass_meshes -> load_mod_resource = grass_meshes
load_resource = plant_meshes -> load_mod_resource = plant_meshes
load_resource = xtree_meshes_b -> load_mod_resource = xtree_meshes_b

load_resource = terrain_borders -> load_mod_resource = terrain_borders
load_resource = tree_e_meshes -> load_mod_resource = tree_e_meshes
load_resource = xtree_meshes_c -> load_mod_resource = xtree_meshes_c
load_resource = grass_meshes_b -> load_mod_resource = grass_meshes_b

And then change "scan_module_textures = 0" to "1" as you know.

Do NOT change "load_resource = materials" into "load_mod_resource = materials" otherwise you'll get white artifacts and crazy textures everywhere that look hideous. I kept it as is and it looks fine. Also I didn't overwrite any of the SceneObj files as I don't know exactly what they do.

Edit: Almost forgot, do not put the .txt files from Data on the RAR into your main Data folder, it gives me a startup error every time (rglScript.cpp).

This works well enough for me for now, even though there seem to be oddities here and there.

works for me too. thanks.

[King Berend]

It works but there is one problem...
THE DESERT LOOKS LIKE SHIT

[Ser Alaric]

This actually looks great in warband following the above instructions.

I like the default overland map textures however, is there a way to keep those the way they were and still use this for scenes?

[Kazzan]

It works but there is one problem...
THE DESERT LOOKS LIKE SHIT

Wtf... No shit, this is for original though it works with Warband. What do you expect?