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Figured it out (or at least, got it working). One of the layers was ever-so-slightly off-size from the main image, because I had stretched it to size by hand. Had to select "set layer size to image" or something like that. Then it seemed to work.

Thanks Xeno!

DennisBergkamp 说:

PoP has something exactly like this.

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Too late I already made one :/ thanks though.

Crap. Thanks for the speedy response, though.

Jhessail 说:

All computer powercables are usually interchangeable to begin with - if they nicely slot into the out/in-lets, you're good to go.

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That's what I needed to hear.
Thanks!

Roberto3371 说:

While I use a lot of slavers I just leave them at Crushers now I really wish there was a second variant you could upgrade to that just gave you an elite slave crusher with a horse. Elephants while a nice idea just don't work the way elephants are supposed to in any sense of the word so I'd rather not have them.

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Should be really simple for you to swap their elephant for a horse with Morgh's. Can't say enough how easy it is to customize your game with that little gem - really worth spending a minute figuring it out.

These guys are still waiting on someone to take a crack at the rigging:

http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,209497.0.html

could you be the one to save the day?

EDIT: another thought...

Hanakoganei 说:

I made the Elephant 200 size, so it looks a little better. I tried 300, but it was clipping way too much that it wasn't even funny anymore. Considering the basket though, I think 300 is the right size for the elephant.

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Hanakoganei, with the elephant that big, can the rider even reach anyone with his attacks?

Well, chances are, the attackers got there first, no? Aren't you riding in to relieve the villagers, who have already been invaded? You've got to drive them out of your own keep because they've taken it while you were off "crusading" .

EDIT: Oh, and as an additional note, check out some of the "scening" tutorials in the Mod Development section of the forum, and you can learn very quickly how to modify scenes. The editor is even in-game, so you don't need to learn to do anything fancy and technological. Shouldn't be very hard at all to change the spawn-points, once you get the hang of it. I bet you could get learn how in an afternoon, and then actually make the change in mere moments, and those skills would go a long way toward freeing you to change scenes as you like throughout your game. I've never had a castle I didn't alter, and I think that's fair - after all, I am their God. Right?

This is a great idea. I'm not the one to help you with it, but I wish I was. Somebody get in on this!

Another idea, concerning recruiting deserters.

Everyone knows at least one movie where the villain says to the captured good guys, "There's room for two on my crew. The rest of you are dead. Who's interested?" etc. Prevalent in pirate yarns. Heck, the Joker even did in the Dark Knight, more or less.

Anyway, the idea is that when offering deserters to join you for "money and protection", if you don't have enough space in your party or money to hire them all, it would be great if you could just take the ones you could accommodate (as it is with mercs in taverns, when you can't take them all) and then proceed to annihilate the others.

"I can take 14 of you."
(14 A4 Bogsveigr join your party)
"What about the rest of us?"
"You'll feed the crows."
(PBOD!)

And, while we're at it, I'll just reiterate the old cries that taking deserters should tank your honor, not your renown.

And BTW, since I don't say it enough - thank you Devs for all you do. This mod pack really is this game's destiny. As far as I'm concerned they released an unfinished game, and you guys have taken it all the way.

Windyplains 说:

XGM Power Options:
I'll consider it.  I'm generally against clothing affecting skills unless it is in a penalizing way due to encumbrance issues, but I can also see the argument for some of the items listed above.  A person's wardrobe certainly would have some influence on their perceived power or air of command.  The surgeon's clothing shows tools on it for the purpose of that job which makes sense.

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It could be a great incentive for player faction leaders to wear a crown if they effected your RTR, though the mod doesn't seem to list that as an option, but if they effected persuasion and/or charisma/leadership it would do the trick.

Phatbandit 说:

hi, liking the floris mod heaps. while i was examining all the armour i noticed 4 new armours: gothic, holy roman, danish, and imperial plates. are they in the game or used elsewhere? (like the muskets). if they're in, where can u go to get them?

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I would actually love it anyone could list any other items they know of that appear in the cheat menu list but are not actually used by any NPC troops. As a casual item-replacer, those are prime targets for me, since I could use MORGHS to rework them and still have my creations accessible through that cheat page.

Another thought - Cheering. It would be great if I could hit a button that got me screaming along with the troops, holding my brand high. Always feels strange that I can't partake in the battle-madness that follows a crushing victory.

You should be able to talk to your main adviser and ask them to hire one, like you did the first time. I think the same guy comes back, no?

I haven't noticed any effect at all, to be honest. Never seen a man rout - always figured that was an NPC thing. Not sure about the actual moral number, but I think I'm usually gaining enough rapid aggressive victories to keep them all pumped, the poor fools. If I were them, I'd sneak off pronto. I've seen their commander at work. Dude's a psycho. But then again, he'd probably follow them back to their villages for revenge.

The Virago are the greatest. I have them in their own division called Valkryies. They're abundant, reliable, all-purpose, and I swear they take out A7's in the opposing line at least as often as it goes the other way around. Set them to join the shield-wall once they're out of ammo and you'll find them performing well there, too. Oh, and their gear is Heraldic, so they rep your banner in style.

Outside of whatever troops my rag-tag band manages to free from prisoner trains or pressgang into service from the odd village, they're the only constant in my horde. Virago for life!

After going the lordly/honorable rout I've been playing as a total homicidal maniac, and thus I tend to draw most of my troops from the "force villagers to join your ranks" option. So mostly, my army is made up of whatever faction I'm currently opposing, not the one I'm representing. It has the added effect of lessening my attachment, so if my men die on the field, it isn't a loss - they were sort of my enemies anyway. With that outlook at play, you can use whatever troops and strategy you want - it's all win/win!