96nn
Warlord
Beautiful very much, excellent!
Mongolian/Chinese Swordsman
- Thread starter Quinzy
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Beautiful very much, excellent!
odintheking
Lighting the way...
Great design, dude! However, I can't help but mention this dude looks really pixelated. If it's a palette problem, that can be easily remedied.
odintheking
Lighting the way...
Hmm... perhaps you should use another resizing tool, cause what you're using right now doesn't really work well. If that doesn't work, I would consider maybe rerendering. Trust me, you don't know how many times I redid my EFZI units to get them right, but it really paid off. 
He looks great.
But, yes, you should never resize Poser renders, as it always looks pixelly. If it turns out you've rendered them the wrong size, I'm afraid you have to re-render them all again if you want the unit to look as good as it can do...
But, yes, you should never resize Poser renders, as it always looks pixelly. If it turns out you've rendered them the wrong size, I'm afraid you have to re-render them all again if you want the unit to look as good as it can do...
Stormrage
Ever Present Taskmaster
I might come back to this guy in the future
There is a certain handsome axeman that would really appreciate if you went trough the trouble
LouLong
In love with Rei Ayanami
I cannot donwload it... any possibility to upload it somewhere else ?
Spacer One
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it IS a sweet unit...and will be included as the swordman for the Xiong-Nu...but I agree with the pixelation thing...
Spacer One
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I would say that it looks as good as any Firaxis unit and certainly not "Bad"...just a hair short of perfect...
it looks fine ingame...
and certainly not "Bad"...just a hair short of perfect...it looks fine ingame...
Ogedei_the_Mad
Caffeinated Khagan
Fabulous work, Quinzy.
This unit also works well for a Goryeo era Korean infantryman; Koreans drew upon steppe styles in the Shilla and Goryeo periods. If his armor were reddish and he had a large sword or a "crescent moon blade" (basically a halberd similer to the Chinese guandao and Japanese naginata), he would resemble an elite soldier of the Joseon era.
This unit also works well for a Goryeo era Korean infantryman; Koreans drew upon steppe styles in the Shilla and Goryeo periods.
If his armor were reddish and he had a large sword or a "crescent moon blade" (basically a halberd similer to the Chinese guandao and Japanese naginata), he would resemble an elite soldier of the Joseon era.
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