AACW3Plz wrote:Oooh, Wool is a local. I visited his grave a few months ago. I always thought he was overlooked in this game. Nice add.
deguerra wrote:Oh very nice as well, I've always missed him in CW2. If I may critique very slightly, his neck looks maybe a tiny bit too long. Perhaps you could try moving the (I assume disembodied) head slightly further down?![]()
Otherwise he's great!
-deguerra
AACW3Plz wrote:Oooh, Wool is a local. I visited his grave a few months ago. I always thought he was overlooked in this game. Nice add.
deguerra wrote:Not addressed to me, but perhaps I can help. I'm not at my computer with the game on it, so this is from memory, but yes: the model files each have one extremely long line with custom names grouped by state. I also once added a Massachusetts Brigade back in and from memory had to create a whole new "section" for Massachusetts in that line because from as far as I can tell, those custom names still date from AACW (the first game) when Massachusetts didn't even exist, so the only Massachusetts unit names were given to other states. All in all, those custom names could sorely do with a clean-up.
-deguerra
packersfanmw87 wrote:I could have sworn you posted a link for this and released it. Am I mistaken?
What are you using to color the photos? I have a ton of colorized photos, I actually started coloring photos for lesser missing generals for this very game and then kind of just got into coloring photos and not really doing anything with them for the game. Let me know what you don't have yet. I've colored a ton of Union generals by hand (you can find me at Colorized Past on facebook and elsewhere).
Is this similar to the CWDB mod...that must have been what I've used on my latest gameplays, 7 day turns, a ton of added generals (hence why I was making colorized photos for those guys).
packersfanmw87 wrote:Well, I just did a coloring of Brewster. An outdoor photo as well, so not just the portrait. Turned out surprisingly well (though I've spent the last two days - really finished the bulk of the coloring on day one in an hour or so - but the last two days tinkering with the brightness and contrast and trying to get the skin just right).
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