Posts from Mods by fktifzobr. Auto-translated

Skyrim bored me again, so I'm back. Now I'm working on undead creatures.
The first skeleton is definitely ready, the second one seems ready, but I haven't tested it yet, and the third one is so raw that it can only stand (this is probably the only one that will go into NCF).

Oh, and it really is Skyrim. A Redguard skeleton and a Nord one. Cool.

Oh, it really is Skyrim. A Redguard skeleton and a Nord one. Cool.

Funny fact: the Redguard skeleton is wearing Dunmer armor and an Arab hat from a Mount & Blade mod, but it has a Redguard sword (this is not entirely accurate :D). At the same time, the Nord skeleton is 50% Avenger and 50% Chaos from Warhammer.

The skeleton-Talib is still green; I'm still thinking about the color, and his brother, the gutting skeleton, has acquired a blue-green glow in his chest (this will be the color of the Alt-grade). I've also written a simple story about this: a shard of a soul floats in the chests of these skeletons; it suffers and wants to cause pain, and it also makes the skeletons more independent, so they run faster and more often.

Okay, the blue-green color is indeed better.

Hey, who's back. Glad to see you!

More Necromancers to the Necropolis! For Mannimarko!

Okay, the blue-green color is indeed better.

Askh always focuses on what's beneficial!

my idea about a soul fragment didn't work due to lore constraints; I thought skeletons for Necromancers were like puppets, but it turns out skeletons can have their own minds and memories of their past lives... there's even a skeleton Paladin killing zombies.

sudden twist

My idea about a soul shard fell apart due to the lore; I thought that skeletons for Necromancers were like puppets, but it turned out that skeletons can have a mind and memories of their past life... there is even a skeleton paladin killing zombies.

If the idea is cool, and in this case, it really is, then you can boldly disregard the lore...

Well, I've finished working on the skeletons; I'll be checking them for any mistakes soon, just in case I missed something.

How is the inner glow effect achieved for Berserk Skeletons?

How is the internal glow effect achieved for berserk skeletons?

I took the glow effect from the "Castle" building of the Necropolis city and applied it to the creature effect; now it's the Sparks.xdb file in \Effects\_(Effect)\Characters\Creatures\Neutral\H5A0\desert skeleton3

Then, in the file, I rewrote a few lines:

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-0.03
0.14

This is the position in space.
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-0.1
0
0
1

This is the rotation, so the glow doesn't shoot out like a fountain through the skull; now it shines through the back and the back of the head, but it still looks better.
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-1
This is the "delay before playback"; a negative value removes the initial part of the effect when it lights up.
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These are the textures for the blue glow, but in the effect, they are still greenish.
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Spine
This is the bone attachment; it's done first through the notepad, and everything else is easier to adjust through the map editor

I took the glow effect from the "Castle" structure of the Necropolis town and applied it to the creature effect; now it's the Sparks.xdb file in \Effects\_(Effect)\Characters\Creatures\Neutral\H5A0\desert skeleton3.

Thank you, I'll have to take a look at that sometime. My first and only experience with effects left me feeling quite discouraged.

This time I’m making zombies; I need to find some new pants, and then I’ll be happy.

The mod changes the damage of Armageddon; I know it's overpowered, but the mod was made just for fun.

I've learned how to fix the shadows, so I'll soon release a shadow fix for the gnomes' heads. This will be based on Manulli's version because he did an important thing – he removed duplicate files. Also, he gave Ingvar the Warrior's weapon, which I think is a great idea!