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Sorry about the delay sharing info on Old World graphics. I've been lacking in both time and motivation! One of the remaining key steps is to patch the Animation Controllers. This takes the released controllers from the reference game code and creates patched versions that can be copied into...

The latest version is 5.8 and there are quite a few changes between 5.1 and this latest version. Probably the only updates will be minor bugfixes but you never know!

You only need the base Dune Wars: Revival 1.10 and then the latest patch. :)

Yeah that is WAY too many vertices for a Unit. Leaders will have tens of thousands though.

@Shirotora Kenshin OK I'm closing in on completing the description of how to get 3D unit models back and forth between Old World Unity and Blender. There are still some elements of this to describe but sharing what I have in case it is useful.

One uses FBX format to export animation data from Blender to Civ 6 so there's no need for an NA2 export script.

You may have too many bones bindings in the mesh? There is a limit of 256 individual bone bindings per mesh. See around this post.

Deliverator updated Dune Wars: Revival - Villeneuve Inspired Patch with a new update entry: Version 5.8 Read the rest of this update entry...

Fixes Scenarios now playable! Changed new line format to CRLF in scenario files making them playable. Fixed Fremen description to mention Sietch Improvement. Fixed issue with State Religion icon in Theology Civic description. Removed defensive bonus from Peaks since they are impassable anyway...

I will set up a proper release some point soon. Until then this version below should work fine for people I think so no need for people to compile their own: https://github.com/deliverator23/AssetStudio/suites/13447361125/artifacts/737419206

@Shirotora Kenshin The Asset Studio project is actually configured with a Github workflow that does the compilation into Windows executable which is nice. See the workflows here. The errors you got are probably because it is necessary to install the FBX SDK as mentioned in the Readme under Build.

OK. You can grab the latest build of this working version of Asset Studio from here for now: https://github.com/deliverator23/AssetStudio/suites/13447361125/artifacts/737419206

Good news! This forked version of Asset Studio can unbundle the latest 2021.3.24 Old World assets and is apparently still in active development for now. There is no latest release on Github so I had to compile myself in VS2022 but we can address that.

There are quite a lot of open issues describing the same error that I'm getting. I guess the creator didn't want to fix or maintain it anymore for whatever reason. I'll take a look at Asset Explorer.

Unfortunately I've run into a bit of a blocker. It seems that since Old World was updated to Unity 2021.3.24 the Asset Studio application can no longer extract assets from the asset bundles to .fbx files for import into Blender. Without the full round trip from Unity > .fbx > Blender > .fbx >...

Hi @Shirotora Kenshin. Yes, it is possible to import 3D assets including modifying Units. I have been planning to explain the process but I haven't done it yet. I will try and get it documented and update the guide over the next week. :)

The following steps now work in Blender 3.4 with the updated io_import_na2.py add-on script for Blender 2.8+. Copy the files Samurai_ArmorA.fgx (the model) and Samurai_HeroAttackA.fgx (the animation) to a working folder. Open Samurai_ArmorA.fgx in CivNexus6. In the Additional Actions tab click...

16.4 Update * Fixes NA2 animation import for 2.8+ (including 3.x) versions of Blender.

Deliverator updated Blender Scripts for Civilization V and Civilization VI with a new update entry: 16.4 Update Read the rest of this update entry...

Cosmetic Changes New leader graphics drawn from the trailer for Dune: Part 2 - Florence Pugh as Irulan, Austin Butler as Feyd, Léa Seydoux as Margot Fenring plus Paul Muad'Dib. Main Menu also updated with some Dune: Part 2 images and new Botanical Testing Station graphic.