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UNIFORMOLOGY - Lesson 1
BOMBARDIERS DE LA MARINE:
UNITS PREVIEW


Between the various faction previews I will also released a short presentation - uniformology lessons. This is the first of them. I decided to present a unit little-known but have interesting uniforms.

The Bombardiers de la Marine were the elite corp of the French Navy. They existed from the late seventeenth century to the 80s eighteenth century. In 1692, two companies were created: one in Brest and one in Toulon. A third company was created in Rochefort in 1694. The Bombardiers de la Marine wore a red coat with blue facings. Below I present the uniforms of this unit.

Caps:





1. UNITS:


Bombardier, Compagnie de Brest, 1701-03:




Sergeant, Compagnie de Brest, 1701-03:




Corporal, Compagnie de Rochefort, 1703:




Sergeant, Compagnie de Rochefort, 1703:




Bombardier, 1715:




Sergeant, 1715:




Bombardier, Compagnie de Rochefort, 1731:





2. SOURCES:


Bombardiers de la Marine: Brest & Rochefort, 1701-03 (drawn by Robert Hall)




Compagnie de Rochefort: Corporal, 1703 & Bombardier, 1731 (drawn by Michel Petard):




Bombardiers de la Marine, 1701-03, 1715 and 1731 (drawn by Eugene Leliepvre):




Figures of Compagnie de Rochefort: Corporal, 1703 & Bombardier, 1731:




Bombardier, Compagnie de Brest, 1701-03 & Sergeant, 1715 (the collection assembled by H. J. Vinkhuijzen):




Bombardiers de la Marine: Brest & Rochefort, 1701-03 (Musée national de la Marine):




Bombardier and Corporal, 1715 (Anne S. K. Brown Military Collection):




Sergeant, 1715 & Bombardier, Compagnie de Rochefort, 1731 (Anne S. K. Brown Military Collection):





CREDITS:

King Louise Assurbanipal: previews creator; chief modeler and skinner
Lordz: some elements of textures & models
Ogniem i Mieczem: some elements of textures & models
Sources: Eugene Leliepvre, Michel Petard, Robert Hall, H. J. Vinkhuijzen, Anne S. K. Brown & Musée national de la Marine

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HOPLITES 3.0
coming soon...

I created HOPLITES 3.0 (Rome Total War units skinpack).
HOPLITES 2.1 was one of the most popular skinpacks in recent years. Now comes the long awaited H3.0. The skinpack will be downloaded in the new year. Now take a look at the announcement and first units preview.

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Nice! And I just started a vanilla RTW campaign, too

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i have a problem.i am a new member here,i try to use hoplites 2,i do everything as your example,but i stuck in the sprites.i start the game from the shortcut,it takes me again to the desktop,but i do not find anything into the sprites folder.i open the game from the original exe and i see the athenian unit only custom battles and not into the campaign...also it does not reveal the name of the unit...

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Thank You friends! :)

manos goku, I hope this thread should help you:

https://forums.totalwar.org/vb/showt...e-Generator-CA

Did you use tutorial by florin80? :)

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UNIFORMOLOGY - Lesson 2
MOUSQUETAIRES DE LA GARDE:
UNITS PREVIEW


PREVIOUS LESSON:
Bombardiers de la Marine: https://forums.totalwar.org/vb/showt...s-de-la-Marine

NEXT LESSON:
Gardes Francaises & Gardes Suisses




MOUSQUETAIRES DE LA GARDE

1ere Compagnie – Mousquetaires gris (Grey musketeers)

In 1622, Louis XIII replaced the carbines of his Compagnie de Carabins with muskets, renaming them Compagnie de Mousquetaires. Until 1629, this company was subordinated to the Chevau-légers de la Garde.
In 1634, Louis XIII became captain of the company which was disbanded in 1646. On January 10 1657, the company was re-established. It now consisted of 1 lieutenant-captain, 1 sous-lieutenant, 1 cornet and 2 maréchaux des logis. Louis XIV then added an ensign and fixed the number of Mousquetaires to 150. This company was added to the Garde to fight mounted or dismounted just like the dragoons.
The company was quartered at number 2 rue du Bac in Paris.
During the Seven Years' War, the company was under the nominal command of king Louis XV but under the direct command of a lieutenant-captain:
since May 21 1738 till 1767: marquis de Jumilhac


2e Compagnie – Mousquetaires noirs (Black musketeers)

This foot company was created in August 1660. It was the guard of cardinal de Mazarin who gave it to the king. In 1663, it was transformed into a mounted unit. On January 9 1665, king Louis XIV became captain of the company and integrated it into the Maison du Roi.
The company was quartered in its own hotel in the Faubourg Saint Antoine in Paris.
During the Seven Years' War, the company was under the nominal command of king Louis XV but under the direct command of a lieutenant-captain:
since April 1 1754 till 1766: marquis de la Riviere

In 1734, each company counted 250 troopers. Thus 100 troopers of each company could remain with the king while the other 150 troopers would participate to campaigns.
The unit was disbanded on December 15 1775. It was re-established in 1789 and soon disbanded again by the Republic.


Service during the War

By August 1 1757, the 2 companies were stationed in Paris. The unit did not take part to the early campaigns of the Seven Years' War.
In 1761, the unit took the field with the army of Soubise. It was present at the battle of Vellinghausen on July 16 but was not engaged.
In 1762, the unit formed part of Condé's Lower Rhine army. It was present at the action of Nauheim on August 30 but was not engaged.

(Source: http://www.kronoskaf.com)




UNITS:


France, 1ere Compagnie – Mousquetaires gris, 1660:




France, 2e Compagnie – Mousquetaires noirs, 1660:




France, 2e Compagnie – Mousquetaires noirs, 1705:




Spain, Mosquetero de la Guardia del Rey, 1705:




France, 1ere Compagnie – Mousquetaires gris, 1758:




France, 2e Compagnie – Mousquetaires noirs, 1758:






CREDITS:

King Louise Assurbanipal: previews creator; chief modeler and skinner
Lordz: some elements of textures & models
Ogniem i Mieczem: some elements of textures & models
Source: http://www.kronoskaf.com
Inspired by the illustrations of Fred Funcken & Eugene Leliepvre

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Over the last few days I was preparing beta of the European Wars. I finished it to do over the weekend. To this day, I did test the mod. I think what I have achieved the result fully satisfied me.


The mod, which I have prepared is a submod to the Lordz mod - Napoleonic II Total War. Move to the time of the 18th century - the age of swords, muskets, wigs and smoke that filled the contemporary field of battle.

The player now has the opportunity to play in the battle against the computer and the other players in multiplayer mode. At the moment there is no campaign, because I'm working alone.

In this version you can choose from 6 European factions:
- Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth,
- Kingdom of Spain,
- The Habsburg Monarchy,
- Kingdom of Prussia,
- The Russian Empire
- Swedish Kingdom.
A complete set of 16 factions I prepare the final version (including the military power such as France, Great Britain, United Provinces).

Each faction has two types of units:
1) The early period - 1700-20,
2) The late period -1750-89.


Compared to the previous version of the European Wars has changed a lot of things:

- The Polish faction has changed roster of units. Other factions have so far makeshift units. I will be presenting the final rosters remaining factions.
- Change units stats and combat mechanics cavalry (in contrast to N2TW, cavalry can shoot). I hope that now it is more historically.
- Improved stability has been playing. It shouldn't now crash to desktop.
- The names of units are now in two languages: English and Polish. I did it in order to facilitate the game. The menu is in Polish, but for RTW players shouldn't be a problem to find an option. In the near future I plan to patch only in English.
- Changed the graphic design and interface of the game to give the climate of the 18th century.



INSTALLATION GUIDE:

-install Rome Total War ver. 1.5
-download European Wars from link
-unpack folder to: 'C:\...\Rome Total War'
-run mod using shortcut: EW- Total War


Thanks for the use of the Napoleonic II Total War developed by the Lordz. I also thank the team of 'Fire and Sword' for the use of some elements of the models. Full Credits are in the game.

I ask to make a list of bugs. I encourage you to help work on the European Wars. It is possible that players post your patch files in this thread.

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The first unit of my newest skinpack - KLA's Gold Pack 3,
Macedonian Hypaspist:

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Friends, do U want one pack with my all RTW1 units?

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I will release my full works (one pack) in next week.

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Reuploaded






There is the last pack of my all units for Rome 1. Units are historical (ancient, medieval) and mythological.

DOWNLOAD: http://www.mediafire.com/download/nr...tal_War%29.rar



There are 165 units (models & textures) from 2005-2014.

Thank you friends! :)



PREVIEW

Some units of KLA's Gold Edition I (2005-2007) - 115 units:





Preview of KLA's Gold Edition II (2008-2014) - 50 units:


HELLENISTIC ARMIES




Hoplites








AMAZONS








CELTIC WARRIORS








BRONZE AGE WARRIORS








KNIGHTS (11th-12th centuries)








GLADIATORS








GERMANS

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There is the skinpack of all units from European Wars (Rome 1). There are historical units from early (Great Northern War and Spanish Succession War) to mid-18th century (Seven Years War).


DOWNLOAD: http://www.mediafire.com/file/xu4sx3...8Rome+I%29.rar



This pack includes a beta version of the mod (6 playable factions).

There are 314 units (models & textures) from 2008-2011 (12 factions).



Artwork by Mariusz Kozik - Lacedemon


There are 6 factions released with European Wars beta:
Austria
Poland
Prussia
Russia
Spain
Sweden

+ 6 factions have never been released:
Britain
Denmark
France
Netherlands
Portugal
Scotland






PREVIEW

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