Access to vanilla cards?

[krunsh]

Hi all, first post here outside of DeI sub forum.

I am looking for help/info on how to get a file containing the unit cards of Rome 2 (The vanilla ones.). They would come to great use if I could print them as place holder art for a project I am working on (Nothing to make money, our own art will be used in due time.).

Is there a place where these files can be found/downloaded/printed in a fairly high-rez quality(Or at least not terribly low quality.)?

Thank you very much.

[Sebidee]

Download PFM (pack file manager) if you don't already have it. The unit cards are split into between two packs. they are:

data_rome2.pack>ui>units>Icons>then a list of units eg ger_berserkers.png

and

data.pack>ui>units>icons> and then a list.

data.pack has more cards so if you are looking for a particular unit it is probably there. Once you find what you are looking for simply right click and extract. You can then use it as a normal image file and do with it what you wish.

[krunsh]

Download PFM (pack file manager) if you don't already have it. The unit cards are split into between two packs. they are:

data_rome2.pack>ui>units>Icons>then a list of units eg ger_berserkers.png

and

data.pack>ui>units>icons> and then a list.

data.pack has more cards so if you are looking for a particular unit it is probably there. Once you find what you are looking for simply right click and extract. You can then use it as a normal image file and do with it what you wish.

Thank you, I managed to get this to work following your instructions. If I understand correctly, there is no way to get these unit cards at a higher resolution than 64x152?

[Sebidee]

Thank you, I managed to get this to work following your instructions. If I understand correctly, there is no way to get these unit cards at a higher resolution than 64x152?

No I don't think so. That is all that is required in game. I'm sure you can use what's in the cards at least for a template for whatever it is your doing. Care to let us in on it?

[krunsh]

No I don't think so. That is all that is required in game. I'm sure you can use what's in the cards at least for a template for whatever it is your doing. Care to let us in on it?

Working on a boardgame based on the theme of gladiators in ancient rome. Making place-holder art for cards and such can be quite time consuming and I realized that the way we have been heading toward for art style is somewhat similar to the approach they took on Rome 2 (We are going for a roman/greek pottery style of design with faded colors such as this: http://www.jedisimon.com/Pottery%20a...tery-2.jpg.JPG ).

I was hoping for an easily printed alternative that would make the prototypes more pleasing to the eyes while testing with friends. I have gathered the unit cards I could use from the game, I will see if we can work with this for now (I also have been looking online for larger images that SEGA/CA may have used on their wiki but without luck...).

In any case, thank you very much for your help

[Kirra]

Working on a boardgame based on the theme of gladiators in ancient rome. Making place-holder art for cards and such can be quite time consuming and I realized that the way we have been heading toward for art style is somewhat similar to the approach they took on Rome 2 (We are going for a roman/greek pottery style of design with faded colors such as this: http://www.jedisimon.com/Pottery%20a...tery-2.jpg.JPG ).

I was hoping for an easily printed alternative that would make the prototypes more pleasing to the eyes while testing with friends. I have gathered the unit cards I could use from the game, I will see if we can work with this for now (I also have been looking online for larger images that SEGA/CA may have used on their wiki but without luck...).

In any case, thank you very much for your help

carefull with copyright laws if u plan to sell game.

[Sebidee]

You're welcome. That project you've got sounds interesting. Good luck with it!