Posts from NHF – new heroes for Heroes V 3.1. Auto-translated

Because the heroine simply has long, flowing, curly hair, while the hero's hair is braided into pigtails and he has a headband... you definitely won't become a great character designer ;)

And what kind of ears do you think they should have, both for Stronghold and for Tribes of the East?!

Because the last one has the same pathetic ears as the model from Nival (the model from TES has pig-like ears; if you're advocating for similarity to the model, why didn't you make the ears pig-like?). They are at a 90-degree angle to the head. But the hairy one has ears that are closer to the hair, which looks better, although it could have been made so that only the tips of the ears stick out from the hair.

Like on the icons from Ubisoft, not on the models from Nival.

By the way, there are no Ubisoft icons; they are just the publisher!

And what kind of ears should they have, both for SE and TE?!

Kiiinu isn't talking about me ;) Let's wait for Ment, he'll fix it quickly.

Added 8 minutes later
You can fix it yourself if you can't wait :)

So, who was the artist? What was his name? I definitely remember that he wasn't from the Necropolis faction.

Maybe you can count how many times I've already answered this question for you? You perfectly understand, and I've written a million times in the chat and here, that the ears should be like the icons in the game.

It seems that only a forum user with the nickname Dyrman doesn't like these ears ;)

I created Haffada. Who are these fleshly enemies?
Here, I'll load a script for Haffada with colored prints – you won't get away with it. :)

Colored prints are messages in the console. When asked about Hafad, I say: "What does the console write in a certain color?". The print usually appears in green. I'll make it red, for example, to make it stand out.
With non-combat flags (NCF), it's tricky: either the default activation works, or the default non-activation works, or, comrade Psatha, list the IDs of all non-living NCF units separated by commas. I'll add them to the table later.

Colored prints are messages in the console. When asked about Hafad, I say: "What does the console write in a certain color?". The print usually appears in green. I'll make it red, for example, to make it stand out.
NCF is tricky: either it triggers by default, or it doesn't trigger by default, or, comrade Psatha, list the IDs of all non-living NCF entities separated by commas. I'll add them to the table later.

I'll use white text with a black outline.;)

By the way, is there any plan to create a converter for dwellings? Because there's already one for towns.