thanks...thats what i had always assumed. do those numbers above apply to how fast a unit runs as well?
thanks...thats what i had always assumed. do those numbers above apply to how fast a unit runs as well?
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These numbers actually apply to units that run; we never did the "walking" tests, as they are not so important for balance (when you walk, it means you have time and you are not hard-pressed, when you run it means every second is precious and you *have* to hurry) and the differences seem to be quite small (on flat ground and arcade battles).
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Thanks a lot.
I tried to change the descr_model_battle.txt by doing the following:
After a "skeleton" entry, I added a "Scale" entry so:
type warband_hurler
skeleton fs_slinger_new, fs_slinger_new
indiv_range 40
to
type warband_hurler
skeleton fs_slinger_new, fs_slinger_new
scale 2.0
indiv_range 40
However, nothing changed in-game :(
Am I doing something wrong? Which file do I change the skeleton scale?
The scale in descr_model_battle.txt is not the skeleton scale, it's the model scale - sort of like the model's "fatness" around the skeleton. To rescale a skeleton you need xidx. Here's some instructions on how to do it, from the first search result that popped up (by Burns):
https://forums.totalwar.org/vb/showp...32&postcount=4
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Ah. Thank you. I have been able to increase the size of some units to twice the normal units-a veritable "super" units XD
I could make a "giants" mod, a crew of giants who conquered Britons. Hehe. I just want to be able to make the giants themselves be able to attack buildings without the need of siege units though.
That requires a special dirty little trick, introduced by Dol Guldur (FATW) and Wlesmana (LotRTW), afaik. You have to 'convert' your giants into 'elephants' and use small, invisible riders, that will be placed inside the giant/mount. ;)
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