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dejawolf
Knight
Somebody said:Think it might turn the plain kettle hats using 1257helmets_3 into their painted variants.
There's a strap on top of the normal map, although I'm not sure if it's ever really used (it's in the medieval pack too)
Some texture issues in red
ok, fixed those issues. gave the conic helmets a new space on the texture.
Balaclavacoif texture is broken! There's Black area on the back.dejawolf said:Somebody said:Think it might turn the plain kettle hats using 1257helmets_3 into their painted variants.
There's a strap on top of the normal map, although I'm not sure if it's ever really used (it's in the medieval pack too)
Some texture issues in red
ok, fixed those issues. gave the conix helmets a new space on the texture.
jollyross
Recruit
dejawolf, regarding the great helmets where you have two sets of them (ones that are plain metal and ones that have been painted) would it be possible to get these into the 1257 mod? they look great and would fit the period they cover, not sure why they haven't been added already, as they seem to be using a number of your other helmets.
You're asking the wrong person. You'd have to ask the 1257 devs.
Alternatively you could put them in there yourself, it's not too hard.
Alternatively you could put them in there yourself, it's not too hard.
Sir William the Brave said:A sallet would be nice!
Maybe Black Sallet style and short tail and long tail sallet!
Cheer!
It's easy enough to make a black salet by retexturing Narf's. I actually made a black and white painted one by tweaking the localized saturation, brightness, and contrast with GIMP. It was pretty simple.
No I mean the "Black" variant of sallet helm! You know, the munition grade sallet in order word.Seal_1 said:Sir William the Brave said:A sallet would be nice!
Maybe Black Sallet style and short tail and long tail sallet!
It's easy enough to make a black salet by retexturing Narf's. I actually made a black and white painted one by tweaking the localized saturation, brightness, and contrast with GIMP. It was pretty simple.
