Thanks!
And I will make sure that they look Turkish or Caucasian.
Thanks!
And I will make sure that they look Turkish or Caucasian.
Good looking mamluks. Will tabardariya have unique model? Or will it be copy paste from mamluks?
http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showt...1#post15129448
Check those crusaders of Karaislam. If you can make crusaders like this, it would be perfect.
They look great!
can you make a new horse for ayyubid
Hi Dolen.
Here are some pictures that can help you in creating ghulam warriors.
Nah you are right, it's me
For stuff just check the links in my signature. Also THIS.
Edit: Also take this beautiful drawing:
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How lovely.
People don't understand the time it takes to create a new unit, even if it's just made up of parts of other pre-existing units. It is a very time consuming process that's seldom appreciated, recognized, and many times it's criticized heavily. More members should be courageous enough to give it a shot, and this would be a better community than it already is. There are many tutorials around to get them started.
I give you a big praise for trying to improve one of my favorite mods from my youth, from modder to modder! I hope you get to try DCI:Last Alliance and I hope I can get to try this submod.
DCI: Last Alliance: Unit maker. Proud member of The Imperial House of Hader
Yeswill it be copy paste from mamluks?
I'm tryingcan you make a new horse for ayyubid
Thanks! They fit what I imagine the ghulam to be, like this one.Here are some pictures that can help you in creating ghulam warriors.
Thanks for the drawingNah you are right, it's me
For stuff just check the links in my signature. Also THIS.
Edit: Also take this beautiful drawing:
I have visited your collection on Pinterest, and it seems Makurian warriors had really unique and interesting looks.
Thanks!People don't understand the time it takes to create a new unit, even if it's just made up of parts of other pre-existing units. It is a very time consuming process that's seldom appreciated, recognized, and many times it's criticized heavily. More members should be courageous enough to give it a shot, and this would be a better community than it already is. There are many tutorials around to get them started.
I give you a big praise for trying to improve one of my favorite mods from my youth, from modder to modder! I hope you get to try DCI:Last Alliance and I hope I can get to try this submod.
However, I do appreciate constructive criticism.
. Ayyubid Flags
Your work is awesome, probably best-looking models Kingdoms mods ever! I got a heavy need in such great models for my WesterosTW submod to Dornishmen faction. I want to make it with maximum coolness for rising interest from players to this great faction. But sadly I'm not a modeller at all. Will you give your permission for use these models in other projects such as my?
Nice banners man!
Wooow!
Wow... just wow. I'm curious, do you have some picture to be based upon that you think would make a good Makurian Knight model?Watch out that you don't mix up stuff. The pic you posted shows horsemen from Bornu in what is modern Chad, dating from the 19th century.
Once released, I am planning to make it OSP, so be patientWill you give your permission for use these models in other projects such as my?
Good news!
I've managed to import horse models.
. Ayyubid Heavy Horse
Well, the drawing I provided shows the archetypical Makurian knight: Long headband (Can be red, yellow or white), cross tattoo on the forehead, mustache, an amulett, a half-sleeved chainmail, a wide cloak (White and red, can also have fancy decorations like the one I took for my drawing, but I would use that one for captains / generals only), half- or longsleeved tunic in varying colours (Check Pinterest and "Kushites and Medieval Nubians in colour" for inspiration), white and baggy trousers (Standard trousers in Nubia) and knee-high boots made of leather. As weapons he would use a spear, a medium length sword and a hide shield with embossed decorations (After the Mamluks seized power in Egypt Nubians would also adopt their shields).
Here are some useful images, though I have much more in my links:
1) (Ignore the headpiece)
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3) (Ignore the crown)
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This is how swords are worn in Sudan:
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great units and those horses looking great!
What is the name of this mod? Can you give me the download link?
good work man.
i see problems on ur new horse model.probably about uv mapping.