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Today CFP reaches the symbolic number of 150k subscribers on Steam workshop (and almost 19k on PDX mods).
I am eternally glad you enjoy all the work that is put into this project, and thankful for your everyday support. From kind words to monthly donations, including suggestions, feedbacks and historical data, you all contribute to the project's continuity, quality and productivity.
To celebrate the milestone,I will host a short live devblog next sunday from 18:00 to 18:45 CEST!
Check out the planning on the image down bellow. I have voluntarily been quiet to have as much things as possible to showcase so be sure to hop in.
Update a few posts bellow:
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I am eternally glad you enjoy all the work that is put into this project, and thankful for your everyday support. From kind words to monthly donations, including suggestions, feedbacks and historical data, you all contribute to the project's continuity, quality and productivity.
To celebrate the milestone,
Check out the planning on the image down bellow
Update a few posts bellow:
[MOD] Community Flavour Pack
Steam Workshop Paradox Mods Community Flavor Pack aims to add a lot of historical portrait accessories for your characters, filling the many cultural lacks of vanilla CKIII. Dress up for war or court as you would be between 867 and 1453, impress...
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I'm also curious on their inspiration for Papal clothing. It feels so very off. Here's Innocent III, in a contemporary fresco:
The papal tiara only has one crown (and a very early looking one at that, suggesting that the royal crown we know and love is probably a late-1200's adption, after the French kings made it popular) and the Papal clothes are much less bulky, with the pallium and the crimson cloak being the distinctive features.
In Pope Joan, J. Goodman plays Pope Sergius and his costume, even if it looks cheap, seems pretty much inspired by Innocent III's depiction of a single-thread pallium instead of the T Pallium that would become more popular later on:
I'm just sad that Pope Innocent's action figure wear the T pallium instead of the one he's wearing in the famous fresco:
The papal tiara only has one crown (and a very early looking one at that, suggesting that the royal crown we know and love is probably a late-1200's adption, after the French kings made it popular) and the Papal clothes are much less bulky, with the pallium and the crimson cloak being the distinctive features.
In Pope Joan, J. Goodman plays Pope Sergius and his costume, even if it looks cheap, seems pretty much inspired by Innocent III's depiction of a single-thread pallium instead of the T Pallium that would become more popular later on:
I'm just sad that Pope Innocent's action figure wear the T pallium instead of the one he's wearing in the famous fresco:
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Yes, absolutely. Especially in the beginning of the Middle Ages, the pallium was an incrediobly important piece of clothing (more than the tiara, which only came around in the 1200s - I think even if ahistorical we should keep the tiara to differentiate the pope tho). The pallium needs to be brought back.I'm also curious on their inspiration for Papal clothing. It feels so very off. Here's Innocent III, in a contemporary fresco:
The papal tiara only has one crown (and a very early looking one at that, suggesting that the royal crown we know and love is probably a late-1200's adption, after the French kings made it popular) and the Papal clothes are much less bulky, with the pallium and the crimson cloak being the distinctive features.
In Pope Joan, J. Goodman plays Pope Sergius and his costume, even if it looks cheap, seems pretty much inspired by Innocent III's depiction of a single-thread pallium instead of the T Pallium that would become more popular later on:
I'm just sad that Pope Innocent's action figure wear the T pallium instead of the one he's wearing in the famous fresco:
I submitted my suggestion https://suggestionbox.communityflav...thes-to-make-more-accurate-and-better-looking
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@El Tyranos I think the pope is a quick fix:
I think you should repurpose the Taylasan to make the Papal Cloak. I tried to play around with it, and even just adding it as is makes the pope look much better.
Additionally, a few changes would make it even better:
- make the taylasan cloak for the pope a different color, like red or gold
- make the fastener on the chest larger and more ornate
get rid of the cross or make it smaller and more tasteful
then, you'd have a perfect papal clothing and it would look something like this:
also, found this great example of 3D rendering of a medieval cope
I think you should repurpose the Taylasan to make the Papal Cloak. I tried to play around with it, and even just adding it as is makes the pope look much better.
Additionally, a few changes would make it even better:
- make the taylasan cloak for the pope a different color, like red or gold
- make the fastener on the chest larger and more ornate
get rid of the cross or make it smaller and more tasteful
then, you'd have a perfect papal clothing and it would look something like this:
also, found this great example of 3D rendering of a medieval cope
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Which TV show do you mean?Oh ok, it's actually "Romanesque" not "Roman".
Early Medieval crowns tyended to be tall cylindrical (like the Lombard Iron Crown), sometimes they had points or decorations of some kind. They were very common, but ultimately by 1200-1300 crowns became flashier but less tall.
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There are pelnty of sources showing those kinds of "tall Romanesque crowns". The TV show where El Tyranos got the screenshot from was masterfully researched (they even had bishops with the globular mitre that's accurate for the 10-11th Centuries!)
A TV miniseries about Ermessenda, the grandmother of good ol' Ramon Berenguer I:
Ermessenda - T1xC1 - 3Cat
Ermessenda de Carcassona va governar al segle XI, durant seixanta anys, en un món d'homes.
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Indeed, they have the early globular mitres and excellent examples of capes, and even some sort of pallium? Nice croziers foodA TV miniseries about Ermessenda, the grandmother of good ol' Ramon Berenguer I:
Ermessenda - T1xC1 - 3Cat
Ermessenda de Carcassona va governar al segle XI, durant seixanta anys, en un món d'homes.
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Important notice regarding the 150k subs special show!
The wait will be shorter and the content quality will be greater as... I have the immense honor to be invited by One Proud Bavarian on his youtube channel tomorrow from 18:00 to 18:45 PM CEST.
Don't forget to hit that notification button on youtube so you don't miss it!
The wait will be shorter and the content quality will be greater as... I have the immense honor to be invited by One Proud Bavarian on his youtube channel tomorrow from 18:00 to 18:45 PM CEST.
Don't forget to hit that notification button on youtube so you don't miss it!
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Secret announcement! I hope it'll be that Paradox fixed it so this mod can be played in Ironman mode with achievements! Or that it's being incorporated into the game
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I'm also curious on their inspiration for Papal clothing. It feels so very off. Here's Innocent III, in a contemporary fresco:
The papal tiara only has one crown (and a very early looking one at that, suggesting that the royal crown we know and love is probably a late-1200's adption, after the French kings made it popular) and the Papal clothes are much less bulky, with the pallium and the crimson cloak being the distinctive features.
I think this is a very important point -- especially in cinematic and game adaptation we see late medieval, renaissance, and even early modern clothing used instead of actual medieval clothing. This is especially true with clergy and royalty. Actual period sources are vital.
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Bless El Tyranos for his patience with you people, I do not know how he does it.
Here's the simple instruction he asks us to follow:
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Coming soon with African pack : new legwear and new haircuts (x3 male, x3 female).
To see most of the upcoming content, check out the live interview with One Proud Bavarian!
To see most of the upcoming content, check out the live interview with One Proud Bavarian!
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In the latest Dev Diary it was revealed that the Chaperon and Hennin would only be seen after the 1300s, which makes me wonder does that mean you'll be able to restrict certain things to their relevant years?, if memory serves correctly clothing appearing before it should was a bit of a pet peeve of yours?. (or am i misremembering?).
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Supposedly they're waiting for a more sophisticated system of unlocking/locking clothing by era instead of manually adding triggers to each and every piece of clothing that might be undone work if we get a better system.
Yes, based on an artifact from 19th century.
There are already some time locks in cfp, based on year or innovation (plate armor, helms, glasses, Sutton hoo, ermine cloak, etc.). It's however not as complex as one could hope...
...and I don't expect Azure patch to add such system for 2 headgears. No, they will use the same system as I do : check if date > 1300 for a separate group of two assets.
To check my suggestion (highest priority) to paradox and understand better, go there : https://github.com/ElTyranos/CommunityFlavorPack/issues/102#issuecomment-823457257
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African Pack will release next week !
Featuring today: central African low nobility.
And a few more took during development...
Those are just a part of the pack, which should include about 40+ new models, most of them were showcased in OPB's interview.
Featuring today: central African low nobility.
And a few more took during development...
Those are just a part of the pack, which should include about 40+ new models, most of them were showcased in OPB's interview.
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Love all your works!
I would highly suggest including a featherless version too, adds to the variety in the pack
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More teasing !
Nubian high noble man wearing a masked and horned crown, leather apron and prototype pattern by Atral!
Nubian high noble man wearing a masked and horned crown, leather apron and prototype pattern by Atral!
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