Unit in Creation: Mercenary Hoplite, c&p
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Kryten
Smeee heeeeed
Sorry mate, but I've been bouncing back & forth between sveral threads (welcome back BTW).
I'm afraid I still need more info from you.
Go through that Animation Shop procedure that I posted earlier in this thread and tell me at what step you get stuck on.
Also, I had a look at that file you posted. It's just looks like one of the normal ones that are created every time a Civ3 FLC is 'FLICsterd'.
I've made a bundle below of all the new files that FLICster makes when it does it's thing to the 'HopliteRun' FLC.
Have a look and tell me if you have anything different.
I'm afraid I still need more info from you.
Go through that Animation Shop procedure that I posted earlier in this thread and tell me at what step you get stuck on.
Also, I had a look at that file you posted. It's just looks like one of the normal ones that are created every time a Civ3 FLC is 'FLICsterd'.
I've made a bundle below of all the new files that FLICster makes when it does it's thing to the 'HopliteRun' FLC.
Have a look and tell me if you have anything different.
Kryten
Smeee heeeeed
It's coming on very nicely. 
I noticed that there is a little bit of 'blue shield' still showing as it gets thinner due to the angle, but we can cure that quite easily.
All you have to do is copy the 'thin blue shield' and post it in your 16 million colour work area, leave it 'floating', then select the 'retouch' tool.
In the 'retouch' tool popup window scroll down to 'colour to target' and set everything to maximum.
Now simply click your paintbrush looking cursor onto a suitable colour (halfway between red & yellow), then click once on your 'floating' section. The whole shield has turned to bronze!
Press Ctrl+C to save your new shield and then Ctrl+E to paste it over the blue one.
I noticed that there is a little bit of 'blue shield' still showing as it gets thinner due to the angle, but we can cure that quite easily.
All you have to do is copy the 'thin blue shield' and post it in your 16 million colour work area, leave it 'floating', then select the 'retouch' tool.
In the 'retouch' tool popup window scroll down to 'colour to target' and set everything to maximum.
Now simply click your paintbrush looking cursor onto a suitable colour (halfway between red & yellow), then click once on your 'floating' section. The whole shield has turned to bronze!
Press Ctrl+C to save your new shield and then Ctrl+E to paste it over the blue one.
zulu9812
The Newbie Nightmare
any progress? i'm looking forward to this unit!
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