Little ammount of soldiers in my unit

[Ilan]

I don't want to bother you with my noob questions, but I saw in screenshots that there're units of 132+ soldiers. But, for example, my Urban Cohort only get 60 or 61 or 62 (i don't remember ) soldiers.

So that's the thing I wanna know how to get those ammount of soldiers in a unit.

Thanks a lot.


Ilan

Edit: I forgot to tell you that i have Rome: Total War v1.5

[irishron]

This belongs in the Rome Workshop.

[Aradan]

Just crank your unit-size setting in your video options up to Large (2x Normal) or Huge (4x Normal).

[Ramashan]

Just crank your unit-size setting in your video options up to Large (2x Normal) or Huge (4x Normal).

Don't you also have to edit something in the EDU?

Code:
soldier unit_model, soldiers, extras, mass (,radius,height)
Details of unit models.

• [unit_model] : Unit's model type as referenced in descr_model_battle.txt. Note that the skeleton scale and its associated animations in the DMB file both significantly affect the combat effectiveness and thus value of the unit. This is done mainly in three ways:
  
  1. the unit model's scale improves combat effectiveness as it gets bigger. A way to balance this (though not perfectly safe) is through the hidden parametre 'height' that lies in the soldier line. [see below]
  2. the unit skeleton attack animations also improve unit effectiveness as they get faster. The way to counter this effect is the min_delay_between_attacks stat, which lies in the stat_pri line [see below]
  3. the unit skeleton animations also help combat effectiveness, when they have big(ger) impact deltas. The way to counter this is through lethality [see related information]
• [soldiers] : Number of unit's soldiers in medium unit-size settings. Can't be lower than 6 or higher than 60. General units have a max of 31 men.
• [extras] : Number of animals attached to unit again in medium unit-size settings.

[Aradan]

Yes, but the greatest impact is from the unit-size, given he didn't specifically ask about reaching the maximum number of men in every unit, but rather how to get generally bigger units.

[Ramashan]

Yes, but the greatest impact is from the unit-size, given he didn't specifically ask about reaching the maximum number of men in every unit, but rather how to get generally bigger units.

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