British Foot Guard Infantry

[BAP]

Originally posted by Kal-el
gaiters are the things they used to cover their lower legs.

Got it.

 

[Ceaser Chris]

u should really make this an multi figure unit for the multi shot noise

 

[BAP]

Originally posted by Ceaser Chris
u should really make this an multi figure unit for the multi shot noise

Good idea. I'm kind of working on that. I used less frames for fortify than I used for attack, so I'm in the process of reworking this unit so that all of my flcs use the same amount of frames, once I do that, then I'll create a multi figure unit for it.

 

[Johann MacLeod]

next you need to do a swedish infantry of the Södermannland Regiment, we need more 18th century units. *holds a toast of akvavit*

 

[Steph]

Originally posted by BAP


Good idea. I'm kind of working on that. I used less frames for fortify than I used for attack, so I'm in the process of reworking this unit so that all of my flcs use the same amount of frames, once I do that, then I'll create a multi figure unit for it.

It is not necessary. Your fortify animation can have less frames than the attack. Simply use waiting delays.

 

[BAP]

Originally posted by Steph

It is not necessary. Your fortify animation can have less frames than the attack. Simply use waiting delays.

Ahhh, Good point. I'm just getting used to your multi-unit utility, I played around with it all weekend and am in the process of building a horse artillery unit. I had one done but ran in to the shadow issue. I've worked through the shadow issues and should have it done in a day or two.

 

[retroflow]

These types of units are excellent, especially with PTW where Medieval Infantry upgrades to Guerilla. Something I'm not fond of: Last game I played I wound up with some 99+ Guerillas after all the early unit upgrades on top of those created originally as the Medieval Infantry. With something like this, you can have a better rounded evolution of Infantry.

Have you considered making the fortify animation show the unit reloading his muzzle-loading rifle? Just an idea. Even during the U.S. Civil War, breech loaders were not very common, and magazine fed weapons were in relatively short numbers compared to the 185x, 186x muzzloaders.

Cheers - and keep up the good work: Unfortunately, it's more than I can do at this time.

 

[SPB-kNite]

You should make a munit with two of those flanking a cannon!
That would be sweet.

 

[horsematrix]

The unit looks great good job

 

[SuperBeaverInc.]

This would make a better English UU than the Man o' War

 

[horsematrix]

Originally posted by SuperBeaverInc.
This would make a better English UU than the Man o' War

I agree 100%