Greetings
I'm a newbie scener and i'm starting a scene on the Napoleonic Wars add-on for Mount and Blade Warband. When creating a scene, the way I found to make said scene as big as possible is to start a native singleplayer campaign (with windowed mode and edit mode enabled), select "terrain" and generate a scene with 5 meters Polygon Size, moving the sliders for Size Y and Size X all the way to the right. Then I copy the terrain code and paste it where appropriate.
Now, the reason why I'm starting this thread on the Persistent World side of the boards (and in fact, might start an additional thread in the Persistent Frontier's section) is that, if memory serves me right, having played both mods (PW and PF), I recall the game scene being huge allowing for multiple forts, villages and towns, in fact much bigger than what my scene looks like after being generated in the Native SP Campaign.
I have then 2 questions:
Yours sincerely,
Fusilier
I'm a newbie scener and i'm starting a scene on the Napoleonic Wars add-on for Mount and Blade Warband. When creating a scene, the way I found to make said scene as big as possible is to start a native singleplayer campaign (with windowed mode and edit mode enabled), select "terrain" and generate a scene with 5 meters Polygon Size, moving the sliders for Size Y and Size X all the way to the right. Then I copy the terrain code and paste it where appropriate.
Now, the reason why I'm starting this thread on the Persistent World side of the boards (and in fact, might start an additional thread in the Persistent Frontier's section) is that, if memory serves me right, having played both mods (PW and PF), I recall the game scene being huge allowing for multiple forts, villages and towns, in fact much bigger than what my scene looks like after being generated in the Native SP Campaign.
I have then 2 questions:
- Is it true that PW scenes are, in terms of overall size, the biggest scenes for warband?
- And if so, how to generate a scene the size of a PW scene?
Yours sincerely,
Fusilier
