Vikingr heads

[Lord Arius]

I love this mod heads. They are rough, brutal and very medieval.

Do you believe that the heads can get installed in other mods? That would be complicated to do?

Thanks a lot.

 

[Orchid]

I think you mean faces.

 

[skvor]

Yes you can install them into another mod, but note:
-You can use them for personal use only (no distribution) faces are bound to Vikingr only and I wont see them in any other mod
-It will need some names changing in order to rewrite textures you like
-in most other mods textures may and will appear too dark

 

[Lord Arius]

Don't worry. This is for personal use only. I'm not a modder nor do I pretend to be!

I want to put this heads on other mods. I refer to the model of the head, not the textures (faces). If you look it, the models of the heads are different. In Vikingr, heads are less round and more rough and ugly. In short, are more "medieval".

But I don't know what files are these models...

 

[Leifr Eiríksson]

Davee, the original creator of our decap script, helped release a dismemberment OSP kit. Take a look here. Of course, it will differ slightly from what is present in Vikingr now as, no doubt, Barabas has worked on the script a little more. The above OSP should get you rollin' though. 

 

[Cénwine]

I think he means the head models that your character uses, not the dismembering the head script, model and all that.

 

[Kwal]

Medieval /=/ rough and ugly

 

[Dragomir]

Medieval /=/ rough and ugly

But definetly less babybottom smooth than today's

They did not know so much about dermathology, for example smallpox scars (and scars in general) were pretty common. They weren't DIRTY, that's for sure, early medieval people took care of hygiene (vikings even discovered soap and had pretty neat saunas).

I guess the worst skin diseases started with big cities, like shown on lots of gothic art (some of them, like Wit Stwosz's altar were used to research medieval diseases).
Nevertheless, they were far from girly prettiness so common today, especially amongst warriors.

 

[Kwal]

In England I believe it was considered unchristian to take baths

But I mean the comparison in general, a warrior's face would be more rough of course, but I have to protest when someone is saying rough and ugly is more medieval. You won't find many people these days who can make the same craftsmanship as they could back then. 'They' being an extremely lazy term of course.


Ok, enough off topic from me here now.

 

[Éadric]

vikings even discovered soap

Vikings? The secret of soap was known to the ancient Germanics and Gauls already.

In England I believe it was considered unchristian to take baths

Where did you read that?

 

[FimbulTýr]

Where did you read that?

On your skin

 

[Takeda_Shingen]

vikings even discovered soap

Vikings? The secret of soap was known to the ancient Germanics and Gauls already.

Even the ancient Britons had soap, but yet, the Romans did not, but they did have baths.

 

[Kwal]

In England I believe it was considered unchristian to take baths

Where did you read that?

I didn't put that line up for debate, hmpf! Silly Éadríc.