Looking at the picture of Gerait, he should have long hair. Perhaps use "BillyBrock" or "depp" instead of Nathaniel?
Most of the polygons where on the face so i will try to import the hair if that fails i may use "BillyBrock" or "depp".
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Looking at the picture of Gerait, he should have long hair. Perhaps use "BillyBrock" or "depp" instead of Nathaniel?
Indeed that is a LOT more blocky than before!
We've had more detailed character models than that, no? How did those ones manage to stay below the limit then, I wonder.![]()
Is it perhaps an inefficiently made model? I've seen ones where there are a whole bunch of polygons literally on top of each other.That is what i also wonder.![]()
@Jack Rackham, that sounds like something you know about.Is there any way to have the sword, but not being able to use it until you reach a certain level?
n = InitBlade(n, "witcher_steel","witcher_steel", 25, 1, 0.00, 99, 8000, 15.0, 30.0, 30, 40, "", 3, 0, PERIOD_EARLY_EXPLORERS, PERIOD_NAPOLEONIC); // Flambard used by Geralt // Grey Roger/The Nameless Pirate