Bannerlord Body Mesh Extraction

[Rykka]

Has anyone successfully extracted any body meshes from Bannerlord? I want to create custom armor sets for a mod down the line and it would be lovely to build them onto a properly proportioned model instead of just eyeballing it. I read some documentation that suggests this might not be possible yet but wanted to make certain before I start the project.

Thanks in advance!
?‍ Rykka~

 

[Eärendil Ardamírë]

It's a .obj but should work fine for all:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1B_-SrRyW4F6vY39mijgK4vx9-AgY6jCA
And here the female body:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=13oq_ni-a2eXTBlLF-8I7tI7s8tyfPvfk

 

[Rykka]

Wonderful, thank you!

 

[Rykka]

Have another question to tack onto this one. Does anyone know a rough polygon estimate of an in-game armour set? I want to make sure I keep mine in line with what the game can normally handle and not go too crazy.

 

[NPC99]

“The models for both weapons and armour vary a lot, since they come with several pieces. Polygon count for an armour set is usually between 8000-12000 triangles.

In the case of weapons (which are created in multiple parts so that they are compatible with our new weapon crafting system) I will use a sword as an example:”

• Blade: 120-1302
• Guard: 320-1396
• Handle: 96-928
• Pommel: 144-1244

Steam :: Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord :: Dev Blog 23/11/17

Greetings warriors of Calradia! Every single thing that you see when you look around in a 3D video game is a unique, painstakingly-modelled object. We are not talking only about the flashiest, most important things, such as warriors, weapons or impressive architecture: in order to be realistic...

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[Pensaci]

Thank you! Very helpful.