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Hi, I was in the mood to update my map, so I made some design detail changes and repaired a few mistakes. The file is attatched to the first post. A fence placed in order to make citizen feel more comfy on the cliffs of the persian town. The red sea now has sime underwater structure. And I just realized that the map on the first page is very ountdated ... it did not even contain the Kushite town. Greetings and everyone have a happy new year! mimesot

made the 2nd crest: Adjusted the helmet:

@Lion.Kanzen

I agree. For other inspirations: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/ewo56 https://tiflos.artstation.com/projects/aP4nJ

Starting the first round of helmets:

Right in my socialism. The patch did improve very well the single player lag agains't 4 IAS, the map wasn't very big neither but the games always stutter when mid game but this time didn't.

Committed Reworked some of my previous textures from DE that was committed to the game New Celtic female textures New cape textures Review Basic Celtic unit textures

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@Lion.Kanzen

@Lion.Kanzen It comes from there, the Marlborough bucket: http://www.berkshirehistory.com/archaeology/white_horse4.html If you are interested by alternative design to use on shields, there are an interesting tradition of dragonesque brooch in Britain: There are also chariots decorations that could be used as well:

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@Lion.Kanzen, last one, for now.

Please staph!:

Advanced rank helmet variation:

I should commit stuff from my eye candy mod someday.

i belive this is used by cart army isn't it?

@Sundiata you can take this? I can do the rest. (monochromatic) .

Beware to not confuse different period, this a Hallstatt neck ring. Not La Tène. This is a kind of neck ring you will never find after 500 BC. Some other example of torque. https://br.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restr:Torque_à_tampons_Somme-Suippe_Musée_Saint-Remi_120208.jpg https://books.openedition.org/cths/2631 http://www.arbre-celtique.com/encyclopedie/torques-299.htm

Hello and welcome! 0 A.D. is a project that has been (and still is) in development for years; what we have right now is the result of numerous volunteers contributing in their free time, which is great. People come and go, though, and not everyone has the same standards or is fully aware of what has been done before; as a consequence the game is full of inconsistencies (the game is still in alpha stage and is not perfect); e.g. at least three different transcriptions of Greek are currently used, e.g. η is sometimes written as e, sometimes ē, sometimes i. I believe the idea is to have two sets of Greek: Attic for the Classical factions and Koine for the Hellenistic states. However, Greek text strings currently in game appear a mixture of Modern, Hellenistic, and Classical, and voice recordings are very much a work in progress. Anyway, if you're interested in actively contributing to the development version of 0 A.D., you probably should register at https://code.wildfiregames.com/ and https://trac.wildfiregames.com/ as well.

Made the laurel as a separated mesh for a wider variety of helemts:

At the neck never. Only one.

Done:

@camelator You can compile the game like this - Download 0ad data - Deflate both files in the same directory and change to that directory in the terminal - Run sudo apt-get install build-essential libboost-dev libboost-filesystem-dev \ libcurl4-gnutls-dev libenet-dev libgloox-dev libicu-dev \ libminiupnpc-dev libnspr4-dev libnvtt-dev libogg-dev libopenal-dev \ libpng-dev libsdl2-dev libvorbis-dev libwxgtk3.0-dev libxcursor-dev \ libxml2-dev subversion zlib1g-dev sudo apt-get install libsodium-dev See https://trac.wildfiregames.com/wiki/BuildInstructions#DebianUbuntu if you get an error - Compile (https://trac.wildfiregames.com/wiki/BuildInstructions#Building) cd 0ad/build/workspaces ./update-workspaces.sh -j3 cd gcc make -j3 cd ../../.. - Run from that dir binaries/system/pyrogenesis

Another variant: (It should go around the back head or just in the sides?) Added full in case ppl say yes:

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@wackyserious @Alexandermb maybe it could be useful for you too. It was a first proposal I did.

Emishi culture with horse archer warfare (thought to be the origin of the samurai archery tradition): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emishi http://emishi-ezo.net/ http://emishi-ezo.net/WhoEmishi.htm http://emishi-ezo.net/Conquest/DestructionOfCastle.html

Wow, you are a boss!

Nice to get some historians interested into the game. It does not happen often though I wish we had more visibility in the academic world because we can give more life to academic studies. Even if it's 100% perfect we not are professionals after all but striving to achieve levels like what we did for the Kushites is great IMHO. So thanks for anything you will bring us.

@elexis @FeXoR

That would indeed work nicely for Carthage. I think it should sit more naturally on his head though.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GGL8HL9/ Yeah, I'll test if packaged. EDIT: I had been eyeing that laptop for many moons and my frustration with 0 A.D. pushed me over the edge. lol

Dude! what laptop is that ? my games alwasy starts as 50-40 fps. i tested the pathfinder update the last week and crashed when reached 4gb rams, gonna be testing the updates if they are packed as @stanislas69 did before.

For other jewelry: Wristlet Wristlet rings https://www.liberation.fr/futurs/2016/10/27/raconte-moi-ta-these-sur-l-artisanat-du-verre-gaulois_1524617 Armring/armlet necklace rings and pearls: reenactment of feminine belt:

We could definitely use the torcs, it looks visible on shirtless units These references could provide more visibility and variety. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Torques_de_Burela._Museo_Provincial_de_Lugo.jpg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Gold_torque_2.jpg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Linz_Schlossmuseum_-_Uttendorf_Halsreifen.jpg

Mine is best https://wildfiregames.com/forum/index.php?/profile/16580-wowgetoffyourcellphone/

Nice! Can go on a Corinthian helmet for the Spartan Olympic champion.

There are several bronze decorated plaques and bosses for wooden shields (there are evidences of rivets) found in the British islands: Others miniature votive shields: Interpretation from the mod EBII: Various mods and origins Clonoura shield (Ireland) Pictish shields from Antonine wall: Early medieval pictish shields: Irish Iron age Torcs: https://www.claddaghdesign.com/history/all-about-torcs/

i might then be making a 3D shield base wooden texture for @wackyserious for properly make distinctive shields, i'll be using the pdf you shared before. Yes plz, post it starting with the essential, pdf and pictures.

laures are very often in helmets, should i make the laurel as a helmet prop for fit it everywhere?

@feneur @Itms

If I remember correctly the torq was used to denote a married man by quite a few Celtic tribes mostly the warrior class at that. Enjoy the Choice

Indeed very helpfull, will be very usefull when baking the shields too.

Yep, it is why I suggested this before to decorate the Civ Center:

Reenactment groups: https://www.facebook.com/pg/samara.parcarcheologique/photos/?ref=page_internal https://www.facebook.com/trimatrici/ https://www.facebook.com/Les-Ambiani-729215287167804/ https://www.facebook.com/Les-Leuki-Troupe-de-reconstitution-protohistorique-181382625243624/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/223291187688215/ https://www.facebook.com/La-Lance-Arverne-986672904698883/ https://www.facebook.com/Viviskes/

Celtic Noblemen Reworked the chainmail textures. Completed the Kirkburn Chain Mail. Added torque and other accessories. Together with @Alexandermbs new helmets. Should we commit this together with the updated Celtic woman textures? @Genava55@stanislas69@LordGood Also adding the cape textures for final review. (Middle row)

Those were made by Enrique and I years ago

Sinhalese civilization draft (first part): Anuradhapura Kingdom (also known as Rajarata Kingdom): Possible Kings/Heroes: - Early Anuradhapura Kingdom (0ad empires ascendant timeline): Historical sources are debatable, because the main source of documentation is the "Mahavamsa" a semi-historical chronicle of the early kings deeds, written by buddhist monks, with some mythical elements mixed into it...There are still some unquestionable facts, such as the very existence of the kings, and their conquests and military feats, which have been historically established. + Devanampiya Tissa (307 BC - 267 BC): introduced Buddhism in his kingdom through establishing a diplomatic relationship with Mauryan Emperor Ashoka, from which he supposedly received a seed from the Sacred tree where the Buddha attained enlightenment, and Ashoka's own son Mahinda which became the founder of the first Sangha (buddhist monk community) on the Island. + Dutugamunu (161 BC - 137 BC): Defeated King Elara, an usurping Tamil prince from the Chola Dynasty who conquered the throne of Anuradhapura in 205 BC. He allegedly had under his command legendary warriors: "ten giant warriors": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_Giant_Warriors + Valagamba (103 BC and 89-77 BCE): He defeated tamil invaders, after 14 years of occupation from the latters, and built the Abhayagiri Dagoba (Stupa) Other important kings (later period): + Gajabahu I (114 AD - 136 AD): Very devout king, invaded tamil lands to save his captured soldiers. + Dhatusena ( 455 AD - 473 AD): repulsed numerous indian invasions, and established the first navy. He increased the water distribution capacity by building eighteen irrigation tanks. Also famous for having being murdered by his own son: + Kashyapa I "the patricide" , or "the mad king" (473 AD - 495 AD) who would finally been slain by his brother Moggallana, true heir to the throne, after an epic battle. During his reign, the capital city was moved from Anuradhapura to Sigiriya ("The Tooth rock"), an impregnable fortress where he felt safe (that didn't save him though):