Posts from Hero replacer.

Hello everyone! Thank you to all the authors. I replaced the original hero models with ones that are closer to the avatars. I noticed that some heroes, especially the dwarves, have a shaking animation when riding mammoths across the map, which is very annoying. Has anyone else encountered this, and if so, what is the cause? Is there a way to fix it?

Is it possible to remove individual heroes? I only liked Grol.

Hello, I love this mod. But I still replaced the dull, dark horses with the one from Isabelle's Griffin Eternal mod. I would replace them all with ones that match the color scheme (from the Knight, Godric, Duncan, etc.), but I don't understand scripts. I see that individual mounts have been made for the Warlocks and Mages; I would like the same for the Knights. Here are some good screenshots in the archive.

You don't even need to understand scripts. Open the mod as an archive (using WinRAR, for example), find the horse image (in .dds format) – it's in a folder with characters and other stuff. Then, find any program online that allows you to open and edit .dds files (it's a type of image format). That's it. Open the image in the program and start painting the horse . No scripts, just artistic talent

UPD: You can take a mod from this thread as a base, then replace the horse model in each character's folder with your own (Isabelle's horse), and then manually paint each one . This way, you'll have an up-to-date mod with different characters, Isabelle's horses, and different horse colors. You won't need to code anything, just paint pixels. It will take some time, but you won't have to think too much

That's how I started modding; I didn't open dds files, but I moved them from one mod to another. For example, there was a mod for yellow-skinned Rakshasas, and I moved the textures of Rakshasa Kali from NCF into it.

There will be problems with creating separate horse textures; they need to be defined in xdb, but theoretically, they can be trimmed from the UHM mod by psatkha

You don't even need to understand scripts. Open the mod as an archive (using WinRAR, for example), find the horse image (in .dds format) there (just browse around, you'll find it quickly; there are characters and other stuff). Then, find any program online that allows you to open and edit .dds files (it's a type of image format). That's it. Open the program, edit the horse image . No scripts, just artistic talent

UPD: You can actually use a mod from this thread as a base, then replace the horse model in each character's folder with your own (Isabelle's), and then manually edit each one . This way, you'll have an up-to-date mod with different characters, Isabelle's horses, and different horse colors. You won't need to code anything, just edit pixels. It will take some time, but you won't have to think too much