Stubblehopper has sent us a couple of ingame screenshots of a new project he started, something totally different this time!
Quote Stubblehopper :
Been toying with the idea of something completely different, I have always had an interest in the Napoleonic Wars and thought I'd try and see what ARMA was capable of in that respect.
I've managed to get some British, French and Prussians in game and although still very much WIP at the moment, they are starting to take shape. Anyone interested in taking it further and helping out, please drop me a line!
When you are interested in helping
Stubblehopper or if want to see his previous work make sure to visit his
Frontline addons topic.
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FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!! cant wait for this:)
wow these look fantastic... looking foward to this
That is completly amazing!!!!!!!!
Ok, these guys are awsome!!!!!!!!!!!.
You said you needed assistance, well email me a and ill see what i can do ;)
this idea is one of the best especially if uniforms movements weapons and guns (you know here that black powder artillery needs special effects wheb firing "lot of smoke ",and giving the groups certain formations thath are not similar to modern formations aside, this idea will be marvelous.
Look at these screen
http://www.armaholic.com/pfs.php?m=view&v=4-arma2009-04-1216-03-32-71copy.jpg
What to do there Power lines ?
In the 19 century ?! Omg...
I've put a thread up on the forums about Napoleonics with some additional photos, Migwar is right, if this is to come off properly, it will need some particle effects, some formation modifications ect, hence, I'll need some help. Powerlines, yup sorry about that, but these are just tests shots to see how this would work.
Bit pushed for time here's some additional photos, I'll set up a topic later today
http://cid-e215c7d807e6779c.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/New%20folder/mpcstar%202009-04-09%2009-18-17-48.bmp
omg look there's power lines, its called a WIP for a reason moron
Well this sure is different.
Looks sweet anyway.
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