I was hoping for that; I can't properly mod myself.
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John of Werenne
cardinal Pelagio Galvani
Joanna de Montfort of Flanders
Joan of Arc
http://****-k.narod.ru/Historical_Arts/Centenary_War/Centenary_War_13.jpg
cardinal Pelagio Galvani
Joanna de Montfort of Flanders
Joan of Arc
http://****-k.narod.ru/Historical_Arts/Centenary_War/Centenary_War_13.jpg
matmohair1 said:John of Werenne
cardinal Pelagio Galvani
Joanna de Montfort of Flanders
Joan of Arc
Yikes! Women.
I don't even think I know how to add the female frame to a model. I'll have to look into that, but it would be fun to model these gals. I've never heard of Joanna before, very interesting.
Bit of feedback:
Recompute tangent directions and save as a Warband resource. Just looks so much better that way.
Many of the textures are needlessly large, which can pose a problem for people who want to use them in their mods but also want to preserve space.
Also, have you considered doing some serbian/byzantine style lords?
Recompute tangent directions and save as a Warband resource. Just looks so much better that way.
Many of the textures are needlessly large, which can pose a problem for people who want to use them in their mods but also want to preserve space.
Also, have you considered doing some serbian/byzantine style lords?
Cozur said:
Sorry, not sure how to recompute tangent directions, I've never actually heard of that. Is there an easy way of doing this?
I can scale some of the textures down to 512x512 or something.
I have considered this, but it won't but until Volume 3 as Volume 2 is already planned out. If you have any recommendations send them over.
Sorry, I'll release an updated version with the proper tangents soon. I've only been at home for a full weekend once in the past 2 and a half months. It's difficult to find good chunks of time to crack out these lords at a proper rate of speed as well as juggle my other mod Swadian Interregnum and then work, family, etc.
el xabeo de la cova
Squire
Guillem II de Montcada y Bearn (1194-1229)
Don't forget the Hungarian gentleman Istvan Varallyay with his rather unique coat of arms:
Source: The Illustrated book of Heraldry by Stephen Slater, page 89
Also u can find a rather small info on wiki: http://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C3%A1jl:Coa_Hungary_Family_Mocking_arms_V%C3%A1rallyay_%281599%29.svg
Source: The Illustrated book of Heraldry by Stephen Slater, page 89
Also u can find a rather small info on wiki: http://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C3%A1jl:Coa_Hungary_Family_Mocking_arms_V%C3%A1rallyay_%281599%29.svg
En_Dotter said:Don't for get the Hungarian gentleman Istvan Varallyay with his rather unique coat of arms:
Source: The Illustrated book of Heraldry by Stephen Slater, page 89
Also u can find a rather small info on wiki: http://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C3%A1jl:Coa_Hungary_Family_Mocking_arms_V%C3%A1rallyay_%281599%29.svg
holy ****.
they are random knights,the first one is "knight of Antioch" but the arms are made up and the green shield with red cross was used by french crusaders.The second picture represent a French knight of 1301,no specificationthick1988 said:I've really got my work cut out for me
Questions for some of you:
Does anyone know the names of these knights? I've seen their likenesses in many images
romicus said:matmohair1 said:
I really like this armor
Oi I'm getting overwhelmed, but I love that I have no lack of options. Cheers to you all for that. I think what I'll do is throw up a Poll here with a bunch of lords and let everyone vote to see who should go into Volume 2.
POLL IS UP. Power to the people!
All requests from this post on will be up for the vote on Volume 3. As well as the items not included in Volume 2.
POLL IS UP. Power to the people!
All requests from this post on will be up for the vote on Volume 3. As well as the items not included in Volume 2.
