Artstudio's Work Thread

[Joseon194]

Wait so is it possible to edit the battle maps in order for them to be played in campaign? I didnt know that TED was able to do that.

[Artstudio]

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[Filips Augustus]

Dude you're awesome!

[The Wandering Storyteller]

Hello again, could you recreate Venice and Florence? I will link pictures

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[The Wandering Storyteller]

Also awesome stuff, but can't you change the shapes of those bottled sized cities?

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[The Wandering Storyteller]

Great stuff on the civilians!

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[The_Culverin]

I wanted to recreate Venice...

[Heisenburrg]

Glourious... Just glourious, Artstudio!

[The Wandering Storyteller]

Florence:

[The Wandering Storyteller]

http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/...20130303213027

http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/...20091029213656
http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/e...-Venice-04.jpg

[Artstudio]

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[Filips Augustus]

It's starting to look more like a medieval city! Nice work dude can't wait to see this ingame for myself .

[The Wandering Storyteller]

Some other suggestions:

William the Conqueror Castle:
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It may have been the inspiration for this:

http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/...20080813021741

Spanish Castle:

[The Wandering Storyteller]

The City of Kyiv, a Rus castle.

[The Wandering Storyteller]

London:#
http://www.stephenbiesty.co.uk/jpegs...erOfLondon.jpg


http://image.slidesharecdn.com/medie...?cb=1423687266

[The Wandering Storyteller]

Reconstruction of San Gimignano in the year 1300.

[The Wandering Storyteller]

Excellent stuff, to make the city look not so bottle shaped, you could add at least three rings of inner walls around the city. And have the castle at the end of the city, maybe right or left? It could for example be a multi level city.

Here are images to explain it:

This is also a great castle you could remodel one of the cities using Barbarian city.

[Causeless]

Excellent stuff, to make the city look not so bottle shaped, you could add at least three rings of inner walls around the city. And have the castle at the end of the city, maybe right or left? It could for example be a multi level city.

I don't think you understand what Artstudio is doing.

He's not making new cities. He's replacing the models for towers/buildings etc to make the existing Attila cities look more medieval.

He cannot change the structure or layout of the city via the method of replacing models. The city he's showing is already in Attila, it's just that it visually looks different.

As far as I'm aware, therefore, Artstudio cannot change the city to make it less "bottle-shaped", he cannot add new walls or roads. To do that, you need to start using Ted like Doomon does. Artstudio is not doing that, he's just replacing models.

Therefore, also, linking all these pictures is a little pointless, as Artstudio, again, is not making new cities. He can take inspiration from the architecture, perhaps, to change the visuals of the buildings, but he cannot change the structure or layout of the city.

[Artstudio]

I don't think you understand what Artstudio is doing.

He's not making new cities. He's replacing the models for towers/buildings etc to make the existing Attila cities look more medieval.

He cannot change the structure or layout of the city via the method of replacing models. The city he's showing is already in Attila, it's just that it visually looks different.
of course you can, I'll do it later

As far as I'm aware, therefore, Artstudio cannot change the city to make it less "bottle-shaped", he cannot add new walls or roads. To do that, you need to start using Ted like Doomon does. Artstudio is not doing that, he's just replacing models.

Therefore, also, linking all these pictures is a little pointless, as Artstudio, again, is not making new cities. He can take inspiration from the architecture, perhaps, to change the visuals of the buildings, but he cannot change the structure or layout of the city.

of course you can, I'll do it later

[Causeless]

of course you can, I'll do it later

I'm not saying that it's impossible to do. I'm just saying that currently, you are not doing that. You can load the map in Ted to add extra walls, but doing so will have the same issues with walls being broken like in all other custom maps (unless you've found a solution?).

Also I'm wondering - are you adding entirely new maps or replacing existing ones just now?

If you want to import custom maps and have full control over their assignment to cities (and have not already independently reverse-engineered the tilemapping files) I would be very happy to do that stuff for Medieval Kingdoms.