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Ralzar wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 3:48 pm I always felt the commoners looked a bit too fancy. This might partly be because of the 3D models they were based of had a sort of glossy look that made the clothes look more fancy than they should.

This is generally what I would imgaine was aimed for:

peasants.png

True. BTW as far as I know historically commoners wore colored clothing only on some considerable occasions like festivals or weddings. Most of the time the wore white uncolored clothing. But this is a fantasy game after all. Recently I played around with some decorative elements. Frankly speaking they look even more fancy than before in spite of being less glossy and saturated. I hope I'll soon show you the result for your judgement.

Exactly. Permanent high-quality dyes were extremely rare and hard to create in any large quantity and mostly reserved for the aristocracy, since they didn't have to be concerned with dirtying their pretty purple royal dress, that is worth more than the whole family of peons serving them.

Looks like Mobile Person Asset mod implementation has been fixed, but I haven't had time lately to work with it at all.

TheLacus has updated his tutorial, in case anyone else wants to give it a try.

Hello,is there any news?

Bushed wrote: ↑Wed Sep 23, 2020 9:19 pm Hello,is there any news?

Hi! I've taken a rest for some time. Had a problem with computer stability due to upgrade. Now everything works fine and soon I'll come back to modelling.

Glad to hear you got it going. I did some thing similar this last month myself, and I was forced to do an early upgrade myself.

You may want to talk with this individual too, so you guys are not doing redundant work.

http://forums.dfworkshop.net/viewtopic. ... d4a#p48447

I wrote a proposal to do a 3D character conversion project, only to find out that everyones been doing that for a long time, amazing xD

I do have some knowledge on Unity rigging systems, and such. It looks like you guys are planning on using the humanoid rigging in mechanim, which is a good idea! One thing I will point out is the expense of skinned mesh renderers. It can get quite expensive when trying to render many of them, and this becomes an issue when dealing with multiple armor sets + humanoid body parts, and so on. Here's one possible solution ~ a skinned mesh combiner It's a little limited at the moment, but I can extend it if need be

https://github.com/joshcamas/fast-skinned-mesh-combiner

Here's one possible solution ~ a skinned mesh combiner It's a little limited at the moment, but I can extend it if need be

Well, you have my attention! I tip my hat to developers like you who graciously give open-source solutions!

I haven't had a chance to try out any of your mods yet, but I sense great things are waiting.

Also, I'll be keeping and ear out for Ardenfall (I followed a link from your GitHub profile). Looks very interesting!

Hrafnyx wrote: ↑Mon Sep 28, 2020 12:37 pm

Bushed wrote: ↑Wed Sep 23, 2020 9:19 pm Hello,is there any news?

Hi! I've taken a rest for some time. Had a problem with computer stability due to upgrade. Now everything works fine and soon I'll come back to modelling.

Oh,thanks

Omg, this mod sounds wonderful! Thank you guys for putting all the work and precious spare time into this. I always dreamed of 3D characters in Daggerfall, when Morrowind just came out. It's a dream finally coming true! <3