There's some CWE armors added this run for Sarranid and Blazing Hand armors that are high polygon models also, but only the Elvish armors have a heavy impact on all PCs. Native has fairly simple textures exactly to run well on low end PCs, but Phantasy has some textures that run poorly an all PCs (Elvish armors - specifically in folder Resource ). So, I was looking over your posts and I'm interested in how you're adapting different mods to try to run on your weak netbook. Friday and now its Sunday, hopefully, Tuesday/Wed I'll be on schedule. I'm busy at least 10 days, plus delays from illness.Īctually, the worst of it seems to be passing. (If it does not interfere with other sections, like PBOD).īut not this week, please. So, to answer your original question: Maybe - as a cheat menu item. I don't really like to have my focus spread too thin, or nothing gets done well. I may use that directly, very soon, while waiting on the rest of this mod until my two large tasks in front of me are settled. With source that can be compiled, it is a different story. Before I used to get fans telling me how to use Notepad++ to post-compile add via editor up stab, which never really thrilled me at all. More impressive for me is this mod has the first source I've seen for up stab animations in pole arms, in Modmerger format. My views are different than this one, in that I made changes to modify for showing magic, magic defense, etc, but those same changes should be easy to port.
For that matter if I study it longer it might be a useful editor for Guspav to make new faction troops, interactively, in as much as it shows the resulting look of the troop and does some of the functions of my Silverstag based viewers (which this also uses).
And I have the flu, so I'm feeling a lot less superman this weekend than usual, so it will need a little more miracle in my mornings to even pull off that much.īUT, having mentioned that, I did take a look at it and it might make a useful cheat menu item. First off, I have a huge task next week to re-arrange all the registers used in 200K lines of warband scripts to better support multi-threading, so I'm reluctant to add more to my plate right now.
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