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Remember you'll need to make a side and back view texture, as well.

Quite aware, just want to prepare the full sets in batches because i know i'll get some ideas after the initial clean-up of the original piece. Just giving myself some time

I'm not into medieval stuff at all but I like how you draw

Why thank you

Nice like it hopefully it gets implemented in medieval times

I'd rather aspire to replace it, but we'll see

Do more variations of different armor/apparels, instead of variations of one single piece of equipment. If you have a bascinet, good, move to a kettle helmet, for instance.

I finished off how i'd like the pourpoint to look, two variants soo far, buttons and belts (i know, but i couldn't resist).
Also did a simple kettle hat because it was a good idea (will return here to do at least a few more types), any suggestions for other helmets then? For armours i'll try a brigandine next propably. Don't wanna go full auto with the plates yet.

The 3rd chainmail coif has the bottom most row of chains made from a more expensive metal, for knightly swag.


(http://imgur.com/a/0Llux)

Apparels are a whole different subject, especially headwear. Soo much to do

Going for a rather detailed, rugged and at least a bit historically accurate set of medieval items. Just graphics for now.
Planning to do a few visors for the bascient (pigface, hounskull), at least 3 kinds of gambeson w/o plate variations.

Wondering is it possible to add to the weapons a separate graphical layer that checks if a piece is equipped and than picks what kind of gauntlet graphic should be used? Just asking if someone seen something similar working.


(http://imgur.com/a/AcdSd)


Finished pourpoint, kettle hat and a few chainmail coifs
(https://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=27380.msg277520#msg277520)

What do you think?