If El Tyranos stops posting it's because Paradox have hired him and made him sign an NDA. I remember this with the guy who did unit models for HoI4 then just disappeared - turns out they hired him to do the DLC units. 
-
We have updated our Community Code of Conduct. Please read through the new rules for the forum that are an integral part of Paradox Interactive’s User Agreement.
I hope to be able to fix that soon
Not now but this is top 1 for a next western europe war clothing, this set took me 2 weeks and 50-60 hours of work. I'm going to go back to my initial roadmap plan for a while !
Thanks ! You definitely can do this yes. Join the CK3 mod coop discord if you need help.
If El Tyranos stops posting it's because Paradox have hired him and made him sign an NDA. I remember this with the guy who did unit models for HoI4 then just disappeared - turns out they hired him to do the DLC units.
I don't plan to disapear tho. I'll send a pigeon if they put me in jail.
- 2
- 2
- 1
Please take your time and consider it as long term goal, I wanted to share some pictures of frescoes from Verona(that feature this type of armor and other interesting equipements from the 1350's) but can't transfer pictures
Here are two among best examples of these pre-Churburg equipements. The first is 100 times better conserved(or restored) than the veronese frescoes I pictured, anyway. You can find plenty others from graves on internet, probably.
I will be happy with only the Churburg in all cases
Attachments
- 1
Early full plate helmets (topf, sugar loaf and flat top) will unlock once you reach high middle age, if you allowed them via game rule.
Full plate armour and bascinet will unlock once you unlock "plate armour" late middle age innovation.
That's it for now in term of "era-locks".
- 2
- 2
Right, so we can in theory era-lock everything based on tech level. When will we get that?
Right, so we can in theory era-lock everything based on tech level. When will we get that?
Slowly, because it's still a PITA to code it this way.
- 2
If El Tyranos stops posting it's because Paradox have hired him and made him sign an NDA. I remember this with the guy who did unit models for HoI4 then just disappeared - turns out they hired him to do the DLC units.
Really? I had no idea xD
Even if they hire him, what will he do? Cardinal hats and era-dependant bishop mitres for the eventual Re-Conclave DLC?
And speaking of mitres...
The first two are not really 11th Century, they're older, but by the year 1000 bishops are generally shown in illuminations as wearing the woolen double-bulb mitre, which would evolve into the bicorne mitre by 1150, and then into the low mitre we know today by 1200.
Reconstruction of 1050 bishop and clergymen:
circa 1220:
circa 1220:
As for the papal tiara:
1911 Encyclopædia Britannica/Tiara - Wikisource, the free online library
Got it xD
Last edited:
- 3
v2.31 is out!
It brings a lot of optimizations, quality of life and tools for other mods to use for more compatibility in the future
WOK Artifact : https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2338100388
Preview :
It brings a lot of optimizations, quality of life and tools for other mods to use for more compatibility in the future
Code:
~ Added: "cfp_is_loaded" trigger. Other mods can now ask for CFP to be ON (or OFF) for their own code to execute (or not).
~ Added: internal setup for Artifacts mods compatibility. Other mods can now catch triggers to use CFP assets in their own mod. Currently compatible with "Way of Kings Artifacts module" by Tobbzn. CFP must be before in load order.
~ Changed: all triggers are now prefixed with "cfp_" so code is easier to read.
~ Changed: eyeglasses won't be available to characters before 1286 (ROSEN Edward, "The Invention of Eyeglasses", 1956).
~ Fixed: "is_male = yes" was checked twice in plate armor legwear and headwear modifiers.
~ Fixed: duplicated nightgown in children barbershop.
~ Fixed: equipping nightgown won't make you naked anymore once you quit the barbershop.
~ Fixed: bascinet's mail is less likely to collide with characters chins.
~ Fixed: incorect normal map for plate armour legwear.
~ Fixed: plate armour legwear is now compatible with dwarf, fat and one-legged characters (upper armour are still clipping due to 3D exporter bug).
~ Fixed: sugarloaf mail coif clipped with the helmet when character had a large forehead.
~ Improved: more detailed brigandine armour texture.
~ Improved: cleaned-up headgears code from redundant triggers.
~ Improved: more code comments to explain what's going on.
~ Removed: "norse_common" headgear group as it was 1:1 duplicate of "northern_common".
~ Removed: Norse clothing groups as they were 1:1 duplicates of northern ones.WOK Artifact : https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2338100388
Preview :
- 3
- 1
@El Tyranos
To what extent do you use specific cultures and religions as triggers in this mod? I've added several in the mod I'd like to try this alongside, so I'm wondering whether I'd need to manually update anything.
That aside, I assume it's broadly compatible with gameplay/history mods. I haven't changed anything relating to what characters wear.
To what extent do you use specific cultures and religions as triggers in this mod? I've added several in the mod I'd like to try this alongside, so I'm wondering whether I'd need to manually update anything.
That aside, I assume it's broadly compatible with gameplay/history mods. I haven't changed anything relating to what characters wear.
- 1
Triggers are not going to cause any incompatibility as long as they don't have the same name.
Regarding general compatibility, your question made me write this, I hope it will help you.
GitHub - ElTyranos/CommunityFlavorPack: Historical portrait accessories for Crusader Kings 3 characters.
Historical portrait accessories for Crusader Kings 3 characters. - ElTyranos/CommunityFlavorPack
github.com
- 2
- 1
Check the change log, you'll find it mentioned there and why it hasn't been fixed as of yet.
- 1
Did you know it ? Aragon sounds like "Dragon", so the Kings of Aragon displayed a dragon on their regalia.
Also featured: Iberian cervelliere and order of Santiago Tabard.
Also featured: Iberian cervelliere and order of Santiago Tabard.
- 5
- 3
Glorious.
Just one small qualm: the Cross of Santiago wouldn't have this shape until the XVIth Century. This is the shape is had in the beginning of their existence, as you can see, just a red sword:
Then the sword becomes stylised sword (sometimes shown as a simple cross, although I think that can be attributed to a mistake on the part of the arist) with seashells, St James symbol of pilgrimage (1290s)
They're shown besides the Knights of Calatrava, who are also shown wearing black fleury crosses in the Castle of Alcañiz (in the Modern Era the cross would become red, but that's a later development).
And this is the late 15th Century:
There's also this graph, but the chronology is wrong (they basically say 100 years more than it should be in every image after the first one):
I made what I think is an acceptable middle ground (with sew lines, from my old Mount and Blade mod)
Just one small qualm: the Cross of Santiago wouldn't have this shape until the XVIth Century. This is the shape is had in the beginning of their existence, as you can see, just a red sword:
Then the sword becomes stylised sword (sometimes shown as a simple cross, although I think that can be attributed to a mistake on the part of the arist) with seashells, St James symbol of pilgrimage (1290s)
They're shown besides the Knights of Calatrava, who are also shown wearing black fleury crosses in the Castle of Alcañiz (in the Modern Era the cross would become red, but that's a later development).
And this is the late 15th Century:
There's also this graph, but the chronology is wrong (they basically say 100 years more than it should be in every image after the first one):
I made what I think is an acceptable middle ground (with sew lines, from my old Mount and Blade mod)
- 2
- 1
Thanks for the info. I'll fix that and use the simple sword.
- 3
Featuring : Crown of aragon (fictional from Martin I of Aragon's dragon crest), Iberian nasal, mainstream western royal crown, Sancho IV of Castile crown.
- 4
- 2