OSP Medieval 3D Art Narf's Men-at-Arms Armour Pack - UPDATE RELEASED 2016-09-19

Narf of Picklestink

Knight at Arms

Old Guard

• Jun 14, 2012

• #21

And you, sir, post amazing comments! 

 

thick1988

Master Knight

Old Guard

• Jul 3, 2012

• #22

I know you'll probably hate me for asking, but now that you've mastered the art of rigged helmets (and the aventails look amazing btw) would it be possible to see some form of hounskull visor added onto your zitta bascinet? ( I know you've made the Pigface bascinet and old klappvisier/hounskull helm, but they would go great with the rigged aventail)

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Either way, outstanding work as always! I'm always browsing the forums for posts by you in search of anything you've released.

Thanks,

 

Johao

Sergeant

• Jul 5, 2012

• #23

That detail......

Excellent work.

 

ThaneWulfgharn

Master Knight

• Jul 5, 2012

• #24

How about a nice addition of helmets for future updates of your pack:

Open Burgonet:

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http://www.antiques.com/vendor_item_images/ori_399-34290-2237565-A-ANTIQUE-GERMAN-BURGONET-C-1570-DOE9686104.jpg

Close Burgonet:

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http://www.ringgame.net/SecondAge/weapons/burgonet.jpg

Jousting Armet:

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http://www.a2armory.com/images/med-helmets/close-helmet-joust.jpg

Jousting Sallet:

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http://www.swordandstone.com/armour/armourimages/sallethelmet_f.jpg

 

CardShark

Veteran

• Jul 5, 2012

• #25

Narf you're made of aweomse!!!!!

 

Korgoth

Squire

• Jul 10, 2012

• #26

Another amazing pack Narf!

I would love to see more high quality light armour like in this pack, the quality of the Aketon is fantastic.

 

Bayard-X

Sergeant Knight at Arms

Old Guard

• Jul 10, 2012

• #27

Nice!

 

MightyGreek

Sergeant

Old Guard

• Jul 11, 2012

• #28

Hey Narf,since the dev`s in c-rpg add your stuff without second though,I was wondering if you could make some saracen/arab helmets armors because we really lack them 

 

JazeeraCLUB

Recruit

• Jul 11, 2012

• #29

Amazing work keep it up!!!

 

AoC

Master Knight

Old Guard

• Jul 17, 2012

• #30

Very good armor,but one thing irks me. Why you didn't put heraldic color on it, would save a lot of work with retexturing. Also, heraldic helmets (both can use back heraldy only if you like it more).

I would love to see some codex manesse style armors.

 

Seal_1

Squire

Old Guard

• Jul 18, 2012

• #31

Very nice. Good timing, too, since I was about to finish my personal 15th century mod.

 

raeborga

Recruit

• Jul 19, 2012

• #32

I love this pack, but I'm having serious issues with the helmets. For whatever reason, despite looking correct in openBRF, when I get ingame the helmets are off floating in space and absolutely refuse to sit on my shoulders.

Any advice as to why this is happening and what I can do to fix it would be greatly appreciated.

Amazing pack though, really.

 

Seal_1

Squire

Old Guard

• Jul 19, 2012

• #33

How far up are they? They won't ever look quite right with any of the native armors, as they were designed to fit the armor in this pack.

 

raeborga

Recruit

• Jul 19, 2012

• #34

Approximately 10 ft. in front of my character, regardless of what he's wearing.

 

Somebody

Code Pope

Baron

Steam Old Guard

• Jul 20, 2012

• #35

That's because they're rigged. Use the itp_attach_armature flag, or use the versions that start with inv_ as the mesh reference instead.

 

raeborga

Recruit

• Jul 20, 2012

• #36

The inv_'s lack animation, but I'll try adding the flag. Thanks!

 

SacredStoneHead

Marquis

Old Guard

• Jul 20, 2012

• #37

The inv's sole function is to appear in the inventory screen, because the rigged ones appear on it flipped.

You're doing something wrong on the item_kinds1.txt.

 

raeborga

Recruit

• Jul 20, 2012

• #38

I was actually just trying to add it to my mod via the module system, but it's all sorted now. Not sure why people even use itemkinds. Seems to me with a bit of learning it's 100% easier to just use the module system for everything.

 

SacredStoneHead

Marquis

Old Guard

• Jul 20, 2012

• #39

raeborga said:

Seems to me with a bit of learning it's 100% easier to just use the module system for everything.

Click to expand...

Not when you have embedded codes that don't have a module system entry in your module, nor when it comes to just add an item.

But anyway, it's a matter of preference here.

 

raeborga

Recruit

• Jul 20, 2012

• #40

I've always looked at things more long term. There's a lot already incorporated into my module, and in terms of editing most other things it is easier to use the MS. By keeping everything inclusive I can simply hit build and have everything work.

The code that was "embedded" (that I overlooked in my haste) is now stuffed into my module system as well.

Thanks again!