Future Work VII. Credits I. This mod changes 2 things: blood overlay and dirt overlay I really dislike the fact that once a unit gets really blooded up it starts looking like a tomatoe. Unless the knights acctually smeared themselves with blood I find it very unlikely that they would get as much blood on them as they do in vanilla. A stabbing or slashing wound would produce a squirt or spray of blood at best and not a bucketlike outpoor. My new textures try to remedy that by decreasing the overall amount of blood and instead adding a spatter like effect.
The other problem I found in vanilla was that the cavalry units would get dirty within the first minute of a battle even if they did not move. The new dirt texture addreses this by toning down the dirt effect so it is almost imperceptible. Changelog - added alternative texture for those who have the 'bloody' trait.
Prerequisites: - Medieval 2 : Total War and possibly patched to version 1. CFG' file. Note that you will also need to add this line to any mod specific. CFG files if you use a mod-switches make sure your CFG file is read-only as the game will erase the command otherwise.
CFG files. Future Work I will release a horse barding and generals mod within a week. Credits burrek - texturing Thanks to alpaca for making the dds-texture converter Anyone is welcome to use these textures as they please and consider them public domain although it would be nice if the burrek was mentioned. I can't get your mod to work Please explain how I install it again?
Hi I can't find the more blood file or folder, where is it? Sorry for the late response but as the description said you will be more likely to get help at my texture thread than here. Do you have the v0. The original bloodeffects really look like they took a bath in blood. Preatorian II Praetorian?
I think it might have something to do with your cfg file being read-only. Go into properties to check. Here you can find links to advice and tools which will enable you to make your own mods. The TW Engine 3 with the graphic engine 'Warscape' has been used for Total War titles from Empire: Total War onwards, there are similar tools and principles used in modding these games. Some, but not all, of the games benefit from Assembly Kit tools released by CA.
Total War: Three Kingdoms benefits from an Assembly Kit released by CA, the kit includes Dave for database editing , Terry for battle map creation , BoB for compilation of pack files , and the Variant Editor for editing unit model collections , read more here.
To find the kit go to the 'Tools' tab in your Steam account. Total War: Attila has an Assembly Kit released by CA which incorporates Dave for database editing , Terry for battle map creation , BoB for compilation of pack files and TeD for creation of individual battle-map tiles for land, sea and sieges. Terrain Raw Data was also released allowing tiles created with TeD to be placed on the campaign map, read more here.
Total War: Shogun 2 has an Assembly Kit which also allows for 'campaign map reprocessing', find more details about the kit here and see this guide for How to use the Official Modding Tools. CA have not released any official tools for ETW. Compared to the Warscape games RTW and M2TW allow much greater modding potential including the possibility of making 'Total Conversion' mods including completely new campaign maps.
Once familiar with modding one of the games you will find it relatively easy to mod the other. Medieval II: Total War allows easy modification of many elements by straightforward text editing.
The campaign map for M2TW can be modified by altering. Battlemap unit models and settlement structures can be edited via user-created tools many of which export and import to Milkshape ms3d files. M2TW provides a system of mod-foldering to help avoid over-writing the base files. Bare Geomod is a recommended resource to start modding on a bare but fully functional mod-folder of your own.
Rome: Total War allows easy modification by text editing for many elements such as; unit stats and recruitment, character traits and diplomacy. The campaign map for RTW can be modified by altering.
Unit recruitment, character traits, diplomacy and many other aspects can be modified by changing text files. The RTW game engine provides an automated system for the generation of unit and vegetation sprites. Some unit stats and other small matters can be altered if The Mongol Invasion expansion is used, but most modding efforts were concentrated on the more receptive next game in the series.
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