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Title: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on September 30, 2013, 01:42:19 am
Units are in progress


WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR TEXTURE AND MODEL VOLUNTEERS
Hello! My name is TheBritishLoyalist the Colonel of the Napoleonic Wars Regiment Kings Hessian Infantry. I am here to announce the revival of the 1812 mod under a new name because of the other 1812 mod which is in better progress than mine. It is based on the 1815 Hundred Days Campaign between the British, Prussians, and Dutch against the French under Napoleon. There will be 5 factions which are Great Britain, Prussia, United Provinces, The German States and the French. There will be historical commanders for all factions along with historically accurate and detailed units that fought famously in the Campaign. I am looking for any volunteers who can do bits of modding. PM on the forums if you are interested in helping for anything.

Faction Lists!!
KINGDOM OF THE NETHERLANDS
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Infantry
2de Bataljon Infanterie Van Linie (Line Infantry)
2de Regiment Lichte Infantrie van Nassau (Grenadiers)
5de Bataljon Nationale Militie (Militia Infantry)
7de Bataljon Infanterie Van Linie (Line Infantry)
27ste Bataljon Jagers (Light Infantry)
Compagnie Vrijwillige Jagers (Rifles)

Cavalry
2de Regiment Karabiniers (Heavy Cavalry)
5de Regiment Licht Dragonders (Light Dragoons)
6de Regiment Huzaren (Hussars)
8ste Regiment Huzaren (Hussars)

Specialist
Batterij van Kapitein Stievenart (Artillery)
Sappeur
Prince of Orange
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UNITED KINGDOM
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Infantry

33rd Regiment of Foot
5th Line Battalion, Kings German Legion
92nd Gordon Highlanders
2nd Foot Guards (Coldstream)
52nd Oxfordshire Light Infantry
95th Rifle Regiment

Cavalry

Kings German Legion Hussars
12th Prince of Wales's Light Dragoons
Scots Greys
Royal Horse Guards

Specialists

Royal Foot Artillery
Rocket Troop (Unhistorical but easier than deleting a Unit, also for the rocket lovers)
Ship Crew (Sailors, Marines, Captain, Ship Artillery) Because who doesnt love Sailors!!
Sapper
Duke of Wellington
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Team:
BritishLoyalist: Head 1815 Developer


copy the text below to apply to join the team if you have modding skills!
Steam name:
Age:
What are you capable of doing:
How much modding experience do you have:
Are you willing to be loyal to the team:

i will upload screenshots and make update posts in bulks when I get Units & other bits and pieces completed.
if you are wondering yes this is the thread from my 1812 mod which I stopped working on for the longest time. So now ive decided to make a mod which isnt in development like the War of 1812 is.

here are my screens

(uploaded in bulks)


here are videos showing bits of the mod:
(posted when recorded)

Title: Re: The Sudan Campaign (The New Post)
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on September 30, 2013, 01:47:29 am
I have started to post the screens in the first thread post to make it look a little bit nicer

Title: Re: The Sudan Campaign (The New Post)
Post by: Desert Thunda on September 30, 2013, 03:18:24 pm
Why...
Title: Re: The Sudan Campaign (The New Post)
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on September 30, 2013, 03:33:22 pm
i have created this new post because i have asked for my 2 other account to be disabled as i am using this one now and i locked the old post and made a new active one were i can reply and you people can leave comments
Title: Re: The Sudan Campaign (The New Post) Update 2
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on September 30, 2013, 04:36:58 pm
The Mod is progressing well from here and i am starting with textures
Title: Re: The Sudan Campaign (The New Post)
Post by: Guardsman Masters on September 30, 2013, 04:40:35 pm
nice work! its a very interesting part of Britain's history hope this mod picks up!
Title: Re: The Sudan Campaign (The New Post)
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on September 30, 2013, 04:42:33 pm
nice work! its a very interesting part of Britain's history hope this mod picks up!
thank you very much Masters :)
Title: Re: The Sudan Campaign (The New Post) Update 3
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on September 30, 2013, 05:32:19 pm
if anyone knows how to change the names of the songs in-game that would be useful for me. i did it once before a long time ago and i cant remember now. it seems to have escaped me!
Title: Re: The Sudan Campaign (The New Post) Update 3
Post by: Madbull on September 30, 2013, 10:59:29 pm
Developer doesn't even know how to use spoilers.......................
Title: Re: The Sudan Campaign (The New Post) Update 3
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on September 30, 2013, 11:13:58 pm
Developer doesn't even know how to use spoilers.......................
ive been playing the game longer than posting on a forum i am not too familiar with how to do spoilers if you would share maybe i could use them?
Title: Re: The Sudan Campaign (The New Post) Update 3
Post by: Dom13WorstNW on October 01, 2013, 06:38:35 am
Developer doesn't even know how to use spoilers.......................

that doesn't mean anything ...  it just means that person is new to the Forums.

Best of Luck  :)
Title: Re: The Sudan Campaign (The New Post) Update 3
Post by: joer5835 on October 01, 2013, 06:59:10 am
No offense to you, I just want to help you. I can see you have experience in the game and in modding, but the fact that you don't know how to use forum BB code and add some nice headers the thread just looks like a mess. And generally, people will not even look at your mod anymore if your thread is messy.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification)
Post by: Docm30 on October 01, 2013, 11:20:37 am
What's the point of including the Cherokee if you don't include the Muscogee Creek (specifically the so-called Red Stick Creek)? they were the only people the Cherokee fought during the war.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification)
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 01, 2013, 11:30:11 am
What's the point of including the Cherokee if you don't include the Muscogee Creek (specifically the so-called Red Stick Creek)? they were the only people the Cherokee fought during the war.
i needed 2 indian nations, i couldnt decide because there were so many listed so i chose 2 main ones
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: Archduke Sven on October 01, 2013, 01:18:00 pm
The fact that you don't know how to texture, or how to pick a time era for the mod before switching...

Pretty much anyone can do what you have showed us now, all you have to do is go into the troop texts and change names. Do you even know how to model? Because you are going to need new models for this time era.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 01, 2013, 01:21:07 pm
The fact that you don't know how to texture, or how to pick a time era for the mod before switching...

Pretty much anyone can do what you have showed us now, all you have to do is go into the troop texts and change names. Do you even know how to model? Because you are going to need new models for this time era.
lol ill only need models for USA and Natives the british just need re-texturing which i have found out how to do quite easy and it is not easy making a mod on your own you know.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: Gokiller on October 01, 2013, 01:26:02 pm
The fact that you don't know how to texture, or how to pick a time era for the mod before switching...

Pretty much anyone can do what you have showed us now, all you have to do is go into the troop texts and change names. Do you even know how to model? Because you are going to need new models for this time era.
lol ill only need models for USA and Natives the british just need re-texturing which i have found out how to do quite easy and it is not easy making a mod on your own you know.
It kinda is if you know how to make your mod before you start on it.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 01, 2013, 02:07:36 pm
when you are working alone with nobody to help you it takes longer im getting 0 support and everyone is giving my mod abuse so it isnt easy at all
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: Guardsman Masters on October 01, 2013, 02:16:07 pm
Steam name: DukeOfWellington
Age:18
What are you capable of doing: Mapping/Historical Research
How much modding experience do you have:The Sun King Mod/1776 mod/war for independence mod/1755 mod
Are you willing to be loyal to the team: maybe  ;)
For Canada!!! ;D
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(https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2F4.bp.blogspot.com%2F-dPvyi012-Ao%2FT7a28J7JviI%2FAAAAAAAABEg%2FqLAaikU9jSM%2Fs640%2FDSC_0331_3.jpg&hash=9b132fe44f217c2895e6d99dab50a2d0f41041fc)
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Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 01, 2013, 02:17:56 pm
Steam name: DukeOfWellington
Age:18
What are you capable of doing: Mapping/Historical Research
How much modding experience do you have:The Sun King Mod/1776 mod/war for independence mod/1755 mod
Are you willing to be loyal to the team: maybe  ;)
For Canada!!! ;D
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(https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2F4.bp.blogspot.com%2F-dPvyi012-Ao%2FT7a28J7JviI%2FAAAAAAAABEg%2FqLAaikU9jSM%2Fs640%2FDSC_0331_3.jpg&hash=9b132fe44f217c2895e6d99dab50a2d0f41041fc)
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accepted
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: Docm30 on October 01, 2013, 03:40:42 pm
There was no such thing as the 'Glengarry Rifles' by the way. The Glengarry Light Infantry were issued no rifles, despite the 95th-esque uniforms.

If you need riflemen for the British, you'd want one of the militia rifle companies. The one from Leeds, Ontario is the most famous.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: BSM 'Shut up' Williams on October 01, 2013, 04:44:23 pm
I wanted the Sudan!
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: Jelly on October 01, 2013, 04:54:06 pm
I wanted the Sudan!
+1
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: Wismar on October 01, 2013, 05:06:44 pm
Best of luck!
I'll gladly test your mod aswell ;)
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: Oldest_Guard on October 01, 2013, 05:19:26 pm
Best of luck!
I'll gladly test your mod aswell ;)

Oh no you wont!
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: BSM 'Shut up' Williams on October 01, 2013, 05:28:15 pm
But I will!
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: Bramif on October 01, 2013, 06:47:41 pm
Me too!
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: Colonel Howe on October 01, 2013, 08:50:48 pm
Ah the War of 1812. I imagine you won't need to change much British uniforms and stuff. Mostly 'MURICAN
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: DaMonkey on October 01, 2013, 11:18:14 pm
Interesting...
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: MadManYo on October 02, 2013, 12:51:10 am
Could you change one tiny thing for me?
Change the Canadian Fencibles to the New Foundland Fencibles as they we one of the few Regular Infantry regiments in Canada at the time.

And could you Change the 7th Batt 60th Rifles to the 3rd Battalion 95th Rifles they fought at New Orleans and put the 60th as Light infantry because they wore Green like Rifles but were armed with muskets.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 02, 2013, 01:09:52 am
Could you change one tiny thing for me?
Change the Canadian Fencibles to the New Foundland Fencibles as they we one of the few Regular Infantry regiments in Canada at the time.

And could you Change the 7th Batt 60th Rifles to the 2nd Battalion 95th Rifles they fought at New Orleans and put the 60th as Light infantry because they wore Green like Rifles but were armed with muskets.
Im not changing Canadian Fencible Infantry because it represents all of the fencible units in the war and the 60th are Royal Americans which fought in the campaign. 95th is a bit too late in the war and peace was really signed before new orleans
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: MadManYo on October 02, 2013, 01:18:59 am
Could you change one tiny thing for me?
Change the Canadian Fencibles to the New Foundland Fencibles as they we one of the few Regular Infantry regiments in Canada at the time.

And could you Change the 7th Batt 60th Rifles to the 2nd Battalion 95th Rifles they fought at New Orleans and put the 60th as Light infantry because they wore Green like Rifles but were armed with muskets.
Im not changing Canadian Fencible Infantry because it represents all of the fencible units in the war and the 60th are Royal Americans which fought in the campaign. 95th is a bit too late in the war and peace was really signed before new orleans

This is true but I insist that the 7/60th become light due to muskets being issued to them.
And as the 95th can't be a class as the came after peace in 1814 this means you can not have the 93rd as they arrived with the 3/95th
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: joer5835 on October 02, 2013, 02:57:34 pm
If you need some help, I own a book which discusses uniforms during the Napoleonic Wars. There is one paragraph about the US during the war of 1812. It's not much, but perhaps it helps you...
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 02, 2013, 03:23:27 pm
Could you change one tiny thing for me?
Change the Canadian Fencibles to the New Foundland Fencibles as they we one of the few Regular Infantry regiments in Canada at the time.

And could you Change the 7th Batt 60th Rifles to the 2nd Battalion 95th Rifles they fought at New Orleans and put the 60th as Light infantry because they wore Green like Rifles but were armed with muskets.
Im not changing Canadian Fencible Infantry because it represents all of the fencible units in the war and the 60th are Royal Americans which fought in the campaign. 95th is a bit too late in the war and peace was really signed before new orleans

This is true but I insist that the 7/60th become light due to muskets being issued to them.
And as the 95th can't be a class as the came after peace in 1814 this means you can not have the 93rd as they arrived with the 3/95th
could you tell me a different highland unit which fought before peace than
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: MadManYo on October 02, 2013, 04:53:10 pm
Could you change one tiny thing for me?
Change the Canadian Fencibles to the New Foundland Fencibles as they we one of the few Regular Infantry regiments in Canada at the time.

And could you Change the 7th Batt 60th Rifles to the 2nd Battalion 95th Rifles they fought at New Orleans and put the 60th as Light infantry because they wore Green like Rifles but were armed with muskets.
Im not changing Canadian Fencible Infantry because it represents all of the fencible units in the war and the 60th are Royal Americans which fought in the campaign. 95th is a bit too late in the war and peace was really signed before new orleans

This is true but I insist that the 7/60th become light due to muskets being issued to them.
And as the 95th can't be a class as the came after peace in 1814 this means you can not have the 93rd as they arrived with the 3/95th
could you tell me a different highland unit which fought before peace than

You don't have to have highlanders. If you wanted you could delete the Scottish taunts and copy and paste the English ones.

And use a different texture for them.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: Docm30 on October 03, 2013, 01:24:19 am
If you want a unique looking regiment, replace the Highlanders with the Canadian Voltigeurs. Just change the Scottish taunts to French ones.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: MadManYo on October 03, 2013, 12:26:28 pm
I did some research of all regiments in Canada (UK troops) and there is 2 other Scottish regiment,
The 70th Glasgow lowland regiment (Line Infantry) but there is no history about any involment in the fighting.the 90th Perthshire Volenteers (Light inf) no fighting in 1812 but was the garrison of Quebec
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: Viktor 90th on October 03, 2013, 12:48:22 pm
I did some research of all regiments in Canada (UK troops) and there is 2 other Scottish regiment,
The 70th Glasgow lowland regiment (Line Infantry) but there is no history about any involment in the fighting.the 90th Perthshire Volenteers (Light inf) no fighting in 1812 but was the garrison of Quebec
Indeed, I imagine they were tired after spending about 90% of they're time in Africa.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: MadManYo on October 03, 2013, 03:32:19 pm
You could have 3 well know regiments as line infantry such as the 88th Connaught Ranger, the 82nd Prince of Wales Volenteers and the 57th West Middlesex (Die Hards)
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 03, 2013, 04:28:19 pm
You could have 3 well know regiments as line infantry such as the 88th Connaught Ranger, the 82nd Prince of Wales Volenteers and the 57th West Middlesex (Die Hards)
i think the 41st which had a lot of action and the Canadian Fencibles are the best choices cause they fought most in the campaign along witht he 8th Kings actions at fort york
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: kpetschulat on October 03, 2013, 04:34:49 pm
Don't forget about the 93rd Sutherland Highlanders. They were in the Americas later during the War of 1812 and participated in the Battle of New Orleans. They didn't actually wear kilts, they wore trousers with that tartan on it.
Illustration of the 93rd
(https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.napoleon-series.org%2Fimages%2Fmilitary%2Fwarof1812%2F2006%2FIssue3%2F93rdFoot1.JPG&hash=5384acbc25c8c4aa1ef55bb8a2d9d2896ad77f4b)
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Also, the 7/60th Royal American should be under light infantry, as they were issued muskets, not rifles. The riflemen, if you choose to use them should be the 95th Rifles, since that seems to be the only actual British rifle regiment in the war, unless you want to use a Canadian regiment, if they even had one with rifles.

Good luck.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: MadManYo on October 03, 2013, 05:06:55 pm
Don't forget about the 93rd Sutherland Highlanders. They were in the Americas later during the War of 1812 and participated in the Battle of New Orleans. They didn't actually wear kilts, they wore trousers with that tartan on it.
Illustration of the 93rd
(https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.napoleon-series.org%2Fimages%2Fmilitary%2Fwarof1812%2F2006%2FIssue3%2F93rdFoot1.JPG&hash=5384acbc25c8c4aa1ef55bb8a2d9d2896ad77f4b)
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Also, the 7/60th Royal American should be under light infantry, as they were issued muskets, not rifles. The riflemen, if you choose to use them should be the 95th Rifles, since that seems to be the only actual British rifle regiment in the war, unless you want to use a Canadian regiment, if they even had one with rifles.

Good luck.

I made a simmiler point earlier but I was told the the 95th Arrived too late to be put in so I pointed out in that case he couldn't add the 93rd. Still waiting for a answer to our points after both of our posts.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 03, 2013, 07:28:17 pm
i am keeping the roster they way it is. 93rd shall stay because they saw most action in new orleans and seem to be focused on more in books and videos.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: MadManYo on October 03, 2013, 09:05:04 pm
i am keeping the roster they way it is. 93rd shall stay because they saw most action in new orleans and seem to be focused on more in books and videos.
The facts are here and show that the 95th Should replace the 60th and the 60th should rightly be Light.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 03, 2013, 09:22:42 pm
i am keeping the roster they way it is. 93rd shall stay because they saw most action in new orleans and seem to be focused on more in books and videos.
The facts are here and show that the 95th Should replace the 60th and the 60th should rightly be Light.
93rd will stay but i have changed the 60th to the 95th only because they carried rifles
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: ClearlyInvsible on October 03, 2013, 09:28:27 pm
i am keeping the roster they way it is. 93rd shall stay because they saw most action in new orleans and seem to be focused on more in books and videos.
The facts are here and show that the 95th Should replace the 60th and the 60th should rightly be Light.
93rd will stay but i have changed the 60th to the 95th only because they carried rifles

There's a reason why the 60th were called the Royal American Rifles.

95th didn't even fight in the War of 1812. Hell the 60th had a 7th rifle battalion created FOR the war itself.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 03, 2013, 09:31:00 pm
i am keeping the roster they way it is. 93rd shall stay because they saw most action in new orleans and seem to be focused on more in books and videos.
The facts are here and show that the 95th Should replace the 60th and the 60th should rightly be Light.
93rd will stay but i have changed the 60th to the 95th only because they carried rifles

There's a reason why the 60th were called the Royal American Rifles.

95th didn't even fight in the War of 1812. Hell the 60th had a 7th rifle battalion created FOR the war itself.
LOOKS LIKE IM CHANGING IT BACK EVERYONE!
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 03, 2013, 09:49:31 pm
2 new screens posted in screenshot section which shows british and american songs note that La Grenadiere hasnt changed because i have not added a song for it yet. i am also posting a video of the new integrated musket sounds
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: MadManYo on October 03, 2013, 10:18:27 pm
i am keeping the roster they way it is. 93rd shall stay because they saw most action in new orleans and seem to be focused on more in books and videos.
The facts are here and show that the 95th Should replace the 60th and the 60th should rightly be Light.
93rd will stay but i have changed the 60th to the 95th only because they carried rifles

Well

There's a reason why the 60th were called the Royal American Rifles.

95th didn't even fight in the War of 1812. Hell the 60th had a 7th rifle battalion created FOR the war itself.

Well although the 95th didn't technically fight in the war of 1812 they were there at New Orleans. The 60th Royal American 'Rifles' wore green jackets but they were armed with muskets and there for the 7th Battalion should not be Rifles/Skirms and should be light.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: ClearlyInvsible on October 03, 2013, 10:31:02 pm
The 7th Battalion was armed with Rifles, they should be Rifles.

If you want to give a good unit Lights give it to the Quebec Garrison Volts like Docm said.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: MadManYo on October 03, 2013, 10:42:48 pm
The 7th Battalion was armed with Rifles, they should be Rifles.

If you want to give a good unit Lights give it to the Quebec Garrison Volts like Docm said.

http://www.warof1812.ca/60th.htm

Go a learn boy.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 03, 2013, 10:46:45 pm
video is posted look at first message!!
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: ClearlyInvsible on October 03, 2013, 11:35:03 pm
The 7th Battalion was armed with Rifles, they should be Rifles.

If you want to give a good unit Lights give it to the Quebec Garrison Volts like Docm said.

http://www.warof1812.ca/60th.htm

Go a learn boy.

It says there were two rifle companies. So we're both right.

Besides there were other 60th Battalions in the War.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: TheBoberton on October 03, 2013, 11:39:05 pm
It says there were two rifle companies. So we're both right.

Besides there were other 60th Battalions in the War.

There's quite a difference between having two rifle companies, and being a battalion of riflemen.

Also, you wouldn't mind providing information on these other battalions, would you? My obviously lacking research abilities have yielded me only information on the 7th Battalion.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: ClearlyInvsible on October 03, 2013, 11:40:18 pm
No need to be so chastising Bob. Why is it everytime I say something you ride me down on it.

I read it in the book British Rifleman 1797-1815, if I had a damned photocopier I'd show you.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: TheBoberton on October 03, 2013, 11:57:51 pm
No need to be so chastising Bob. Why is it everytime I say something you ride me down on it.

You don't want my answer to that, as I'm sure it would get me in trouble with the admins for 'Trolling, insulting and other personal attacks'. Rest assured though, it's not just you.

In addition, are we to take this single book as a source, when I've not found mention of the 5th Battalion anywhere in the history of the war? If we're going to do that, I need more than 'I read it in a book', because I can't go out and get every book I'm told information can be found in, for the sake of a single mistaken detail. At the very least, you can type up what is in the bloody thing, so I can have some idea of what it says.

Edit: Spelling mistakes errwhere.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: ClearlyInvsible on October 04, 2013, 12:06:02 am
Fair enough.

It says, according to the book, that they were in the Battle of Chateauguay and were Reserves in Lundy's Lane. I'll admit, the 5th Battalion did not act as a significant force in the war. But I still think for a war of 1812 mod they should get the Rifle spot for the UK, for the sake of the 7th Battalion's Rifles fighting also.

Or just give them lights, even though I'd rather see the Montreal Volts :/
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: MadManYo on October 04, 2013, 12:19:34 am
Fair enough.

It says, according to the book, that they were in the Battle of Chateauguay and were Reserves in Lundy's Lane. I'll admit, the 5th Battalion did not act as a significant force in the war. But I still think for a war of 1812 mod they should get the Rifle spot for the UK, for the sake of the 7th Battalion's Rifles fighting also.

Or just give them lights, even though I'd rather see the Montreal Volts :/

I agree with lights and as the 3/95th was infact the only British RIFLE armed unit in North America at the time should be skirmishers/ Rifles

ClearlyInvisble surrender now and The Great Forums War will be shortened be 10 years and save millions of lives!
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: Madbull on October 04, 2013, 12:20:26 am
Feels like I've heard those Musket Sounds somewhere. :-\

I could be wrong though.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: TheBoberton on October 04, 2013, 12:27:33 am
Fair enough.

It says, according to the book, that they were in the Battle of Chateauguay and were Reserves in Lundy's Lane. I'll admit, the 5th Battalion did not act as a significant force in the war. But I still think for a war of 1812 mod they should get the Rifle spot for the UK, for the sake of the 7th Battalion's Rifles fighting also.

Yeah.. it's wrong. The Battle of the Chateauguay took place in 1813, while the Peninsular War was still raging. They are also not listed in the order of battle I could find for Lundy's Lane, and it took place three months after the more important war ended.

Or just give them lights, even though I'd rather see the Montreal Volts :/

I'd like to see the Voltigeurs as well, which is why there shouldn't be 'British' riflemen or light infantry. The Canadians played a huge part in the war, naturally, and should be represented as such.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: ClearlyInvsible on October 04, 2013, 12:30:25 am
THAT, we can agree on. Truth be told Canada kicked the America's ass, not GB.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: TheBoberton on October 04, 2013, 12:37:22 am
I wouldn't go so far as to say the Canadians did it alone. It was a collaborative effort between the.. one nation.. (They were all British at that point. :P)
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: MadManYo on October 04, 2013, 12:44:45 am
I wouldn't go so far as to say the Canadians did it alone. It was a collaborative effort between the.. one nation.. (They were all British at that point. :P)
I quite agree, so glad that this Forum
Wars ending soon
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: ClearlyInvsible on October 04, 2013, 12:45:46 am
I wouldn't go so far as to say the Canadians did it alone. It was a collaborative effort between the.. one nation.. (They were all British at that point. :P)
I quite agree, so glad that this Forum
Wars ending soon

I wasn't really mad a Bob anyhow, he knows more about this time-period than I do.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Screenshots
Post by: Docm30 on October 04, 2013, 03:25:32 am
I agree with lights and as the 3/95th was infact the only British RIFLE armed unit in North America at the time should be skirmishers/ Rifles

Again, there were several militia rifle units.

Of course I can understand if one doesn't want to over-represent the militia. Although they played a significant role in the war, it was not nearly as large as the British contribution.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Unit Textures and Banners
Post by: Xaime on October 04, 2013, 03:55:48 am
Nice Uniforms
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Unit Textures and Banners
Post by: Blitz_craig on October 04, 2013, 04:48:22 am
There is already a War of 1812 Mod in the works. See the link: https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/index.php?topic=4567.0 (https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/index.php?topic=4567.0) We have already finished the maps, research, and two of the British units (41st foot & Canadian Fencibles). See the unit list on page 3 for details. Progress is currently a little slow since most of our team is finishing another mod (The Mexican-American War). If the structure of our Mod is agreeable to you, rather than duplicate efforts, we were wondering if you would prefer join our War of 1812 mod effort instead?
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Unit Textures and Banners
Post by: kpetschulat on October 04, 2013, 06:17:23 am
The Canadian Fencible yellow is too neon-like. It should be a deeper "buff" yellow as the Brits called it.

Darken it a bit, add more orange to the color.
(https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fa403.idata.over-blog.com%2F4%2F97%2F74%2F44%2Fanglais%2Fcanadian-fencibles.PNG&hash=0060637aed37706d2e834aa959c17ba935df63ef)
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Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Unit Textures and Banners
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 04, 2013, 12:17:52 pm
There is already a War of 1812 Mod in the works. See the link: https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/index.php?topic=4567.0 (https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/index.php?topic=4567.0) We have already finished the maps, research, and two of the British units (41st foot & Canadian Fencibles). See the unit list on page 3 for details. Progress is currently a little slow since most of our team is finishing another mod (The Mexican-American War). If the structure of our Mod is agreeable to you, rather than duplicate efforts, we were wondering if you would prefer join our War of 1812 mod effort instead?
im continuing my own and thats final
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Unit Textures and Banners
Post by: Xaime on October 04, 2013, 12:26:01 pm
I guess we will see what 1812 mod is better :P
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Unit Textures and Banners
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 04, 2013, 02:31:15 pm
if anybody can share a bit of modding info with me? i know how to remove the kilt from the highlanders but how do i texture new pants for them if i use lets say the coldstream copy must i make a new dds file?
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Unit Textures and Banners
Post by: Desert Thunda on October 04, 2013, 02:45:41 pm
I guess we will see what 1812 mod is better :P

if anybody can share a bit of modding info with me?

Found my choice already
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Unit Textures and Banners
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 04, 2013, 02:48:13 pm
I guess we will see what 1812 mod is better :P

if anybody can share a bit of modding info with me?

Found my choice already
no need to post rude comments like that on the thread
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Unit Textures and Banners
Post by: SeanBeansShako on October 04, 2013, 03:41:10 pm
It would be nice if modders would work together so we can actually see more mods coming out.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Unit Textures and Banners
Post by: Xaime on October 04, 2013, 03:43:53 pm
It would be nice if modders would work together so we can actually see more mods coming out.

^
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Glengarry Texture*
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 04, 2013, 05:00:20 pm
going to get to find out who can do the 93rd trousers for me im having problem after problem with them
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Glengarry Texture*
Post by: Willhelm on October 04, 2013, 05:57:31 pm
What problem
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Glengarry Texture*
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 04, 2013, 06:17:15 pm
What problem
i cant get the pants copied from coldstream to the 43nd it gets there but i cant color them to regimental tartan without also doing coldstream which i dont want
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Glengarry Texture*
Post by: Raddeo on October 04, 2013, 06:35:30 pm
What problem
i cant get the pants copied from coldstream to the 43nd it gets there but i cant color them to regimental tartan without also doing coldstream which i dont want

Hahahaha. Sorry, I just can't stop laughing. Everyone who has at least a bit of knowledge about modding is now sure, that you have no chance to finish this mod yourself :P
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Glengarry Texture*
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 04, 2013, 06:39:40 pm
What problem
i cant get the pants copied from coldstream to the 43nd it gets there but i cant color them to regimental tartan without also doing coldstream which i dont want

Hahahaha. Sorry, I just can't stop laughing. Everyone who has at least a bit of knowledge about modding is now sure, that you have no chance to finish this mod yourself :P
you know what, your just being rude to me. ive gotten 0 support from the community, and dont tell me its because my mod is crap. it will be finished and you sir are ignorant
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Glengarry Texture*
Post by: kpetschulat on October 04, 2013, 06:47:46 pm
Yeah, you tell 'em! :P Honestly though, some of this should have been known to you prior to production. From my understanding, if units share parts of a model (pants, for example), you need to make two different versions (copy/paste), and edit each accordingly, then assign each it's own .dds and .brf files in order to make them seperate. I could be wrong, but I think that's what Betaknight told me, if I remember.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Glengarry Texture*
Post by: Hinkel on October 04, 2013, 06:54:33 pm
i cant get the pants copied from coldstream to the 43nd it gets there but i cant color them to regimental tartan without also doing coldstream which i dont want

As I told you, you should get rid of BRF editing.. Those model stuff can just be done by using the module system and actually start coding.
There is no possibility to copy the coldstream uniform and assigning it to your other soldiers. You should actually start modding, not playing around with textures.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Glengarry Texture*
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 04, 2013, 06:56:38 pm
i cant get the pants copied from coldstream to the 43nd it gets there but i cant color them to regimental tartan without also doing coldstream which i dont want

As I told you, you should get rid of BRF editing.. Those model stuff can just be done by using the module system and actually start coding.
There is no possibility to copy the coldstream uniform and assigning it to your other soldiers. You should actually start modding, not playing around with textures.
Frederik made it for me and i realised that a couple minutes ago. so yeah.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Unit Textures and Banners
Post by: Charles William on October 04, 2013, 09:23:33 pm
There is already a War of 1812 Mod in the works. See the link: https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/index.php?topic=4567.0 (https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/index.php?topic=4567.0) We have already finished the maps, research, and two of the British units (41st foot & Canadian Fencibles). See the unit list on page 3 for details. Progress is currently a little slow since most of our team is finishing another mod (The Mexican-American War). If the structure of our Mod is agreeable to you, rather than duplicate efforts, we were wondering if you would prefer join our War of 1812 mod effort instead?

We shall Work Together?  8)
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Sutherland Trousers*
Post by: Colonel Howe on October 04, 2013, 09:26:39 pm
Lotta work done so far and its pretty good  :)
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Sutherland Trousers*
Post by: Desert Thunda on October 04, 2013, 10:22:16 pm
Those uniforms look extremely familiar.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Unit Textures and Banners
Post by: ClearlyInvsible on October 04, 2013, 11:02:06 pm
There is already a War of 1812 Mod in the works. See the link: https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/index.php?topic=4567.0 (https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/index.php?topic=4567.0) We have already finished the maps, research, and two of the British units (41st foot & Canadian Fencibles). See the unit list on page 3 for details. Progress is currently a little slow since most of our team is finishing another mod (The Mexican-American War). If the structure of our Mod is agreeable to you, rather than duplicate efforts, we were wondering if you would prefer join our War of 1812 mod effort instead?

We shall Work Together?  8)

It'd actually be smart if he joined y'alls team but I guess he wants to ride solo :/

Just come out with the Mexican American War already :D
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) New Unit Textures and Banners
Post by: Charles William on October 05, 2013, 12:11:06 am
There is already a War of 1812 Mod in the works. See the link: https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/index.php?topic=4567.0 (https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/index.php?topic=4567.0) We have already finished the maps, research, and two of the British units (41st foot & Canadian Fencibles). See the unit list on page 3 for details. Progress is currently a little slow since most of our team is finishing another mod (The Mexican-American War). If the structure of our Mod is agreeable to you, rather than duplicate efforts, we were wondering if you would prefer join our War of 1812 mod effort instead?

We shall Work Together?  8)

It'd actually be smart if he joined y'alls team but I guess he wants to ride solo :/

Just come out with the Mexican American War already :D

haha im half done finish with the mod already just the Mexican Faction and few more US Units and weapons...... but man wish he will come and work together so that it would be faster.. (Talking about War of 1812 not my Mod) ^^
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Sutherland Trousers*
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 05, 2013, 01:18:52 am
my new mod friend hammerstout has made a clean better Canadian Fencibles unit for me and not that bright annoying yellow i have :P ill be uploading into the screenshot area once i receive it!
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Glengarry Texture*
Post by: Willhelm on October 05, 2013, 01:48:00 am
What problem
i cant get the pants copied from coldstream to the 43nd it gets there but i cant color them to regimental tartan without also doing coldstream which i dont want

Okay you can fix that with the module system, it isn't hard to learn. Follow this guide and you'll know the basics. If you can't be bothered to read it and follow it however then you'll never get anywhere.

http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,240255.0.html
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Sutherland Trousers*
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 05, 2013, 05:57:56 pm
the mod has resumed and i am happy to say that i am going to be posting a uniform update and hopefully get around to sending hammerstout pictures of the 8th shako and breast plates!
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Sutherland Trousers*
Post by: kpetschulat on October 05, 2013, 05:58:30 pm
Okay, so you were going to help the other guys, wtf happened?
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Sutherland Trousers*
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 05, 2013, 06:02:36 pm
Okay, so you were going to help the other guys, wtf happened?
i felt bad that i was doing so good on my own achievement and i just stopped mid way and i dont like quitting and i also want to create a FPS game when im older and why not start with the basics of modding? i will also be toning down the pants of the units from bright ugly white to a calming sort of white seen here in the spoiler below
Spoiler
(https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Ffarm4.staticflickr.com%2F3469%2F3709781119_173011bbba_z.jpg%3Fzz%3D1&hash=efc442589c472ff13e023ef6599d866f6095aea2)
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Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Sutherland Trousers*
Post by: kpetschulat on October 05, 2013, 06:07:03 pm
To be honest with you, you're not doing all that great. You reskinned a few Britis units and added new pictures for loading and menu, nothing that can't be done in five minutes. Coding, modelling, and balancing is why I stopped my mod. I didn't have the time for it. By joining the other team, you'd consolidate the mods (especially since the other has been in development and has been showing excellent signs of progress), work better together to get the mod out, and even learn some things yourself from people who know how to mod already.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Sutherland Trousers*
Post by: Charles William on October 05, 2013, 06:33:24 pm
.......you just sneak in and not telling me that your going back..
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Sutherland Trousers*
Post by: Xaime on October 05, 2013, 07:16:54 pm
I think hes doing fine on his own.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Sutherland Trousers*
Post by: Charles William on October 05, 2013, 07:36:06 pm
I think hes doing fine on his own.

i have no problem with that i just dont like the fact that he joins my team and then comes back to work alone.. i dont understand  :-\
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Sutherland Trousers*
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 05, 2013, 07:38:50 pm
I think hes doing fine on his own.

i have no problem with that i just dont like the fact that he joins my team and then comes back to work alone.. i dont understand  :-\
because my parents told me dont let people tell you what to do and if your gonna make a mod make it your way and ignore the people that have bad things to say.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Sutherland Trousers*
Post by: Xaime on October 05, 2013, 07:53:33 pm
I think hes doing fine on his own.

i have no problem with that i just dont like the fact that he joins my team and then comes back to work alone.. i dont understand  :-\
because my parents told me dont let people tell you what to do and if your gonna make a mod make it your way and ignore the people that have bad things to say.

^
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Sutherland Trousers*
Post by: Frederik on October 05, 2013, 08:18:22 pm
My parents didn't told me how to mod :(
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Brand New Unit *Sutherland Trousers*
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on October 05, 2013, 11:19:58 pm
the canadian fencibles is done should be uploaded soon!
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Canadian & British Units Done For Now
Post by: MadManYo on October 06, 2013, 05:01:00 pm
1 question. Why is there only 4 classes for UK? If your not having skirms have an extra line Infantry
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Canadian & British Units Done For Now
Post by: kpetschulat on October 06, 2013, 05:30:57 pm
The 93rd is supposed to have yellow collars, cuffs, and facings
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Canadian & British Units Done For Now
Post by: SCREAMING_EAGLES on October 31, 2013, 10:46:23 pm
Why a Spanish faction? If anything you should add a French faction or even a Canadian Militia faction! Still, I am very proude that the war is getting recognition in the gaming community! Can't wait to fight at York with my buddies! ::)
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Canadian & British Units Done For Now
Post by: Carson on November 13, 2013, 11:22:05 pm
Good luck looking great!
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Canadian & British Units Done For Now
Post by: Spearing on December 05, 2013, 05:15:25 am
There seems to be a common theme in this thread..

Someone is starting a mod up to try and teach themselves basic modding skills? Let's critique the shit out of them to make them feel bad about ever even trying in the first place.

Keep modding and doing this. If you quit, at least you'll have experience with modding and some coding/programs. If this is a success, then you can say you did it on your own and overcame a textual mountain of negativity in doing so.


I really don't understand this recent trend with putting modders down because of apparently mediocre work. I can't even model a stick, let alone code in a new loading screen. If this guy wants to devote his time and effort to this work, let him. He's further along than most of you lot are. At least he's actually acting on his initiative.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Canadian & British Units Done For Now
Post by: SeanBeansShako on December 05, 2013, 01:05:39 pm
There seems to be a common theme in this thread..

Someone is starting a mod up to try and teach themselves basic modding skills? Let's critique the shit out of them to make them feel bad about ever even trying in the first place.

Keep modding and doing this. If you quit, at least you'll have experience with modding and some coding/programs. If this is a success, then you can say you did it on your own and overcame a textual mountain of negativity in doing so.


I really don't understand this recent trend with putting modders down because of apparently mediocre work. I can't even model a stick, let alone code in a new loading screen. If this guy wants to devote his time and effort to this work, let him. He's further along than most of you lot are. At least he's actually acting on his initiative.

I see more of this stuff than people giving general good advice or offering assistance and it makes me quite sad.

Word of mod here, you can have your say and give minor criticism about said mod but I will intervene if it persists more than a few posts. Like if an entire page is dedicated to making such a point. Modding Warband is a rough job, for newcomers going solo let them experience it themselves.  If there is some form of behind the scenes aggression or drama keep it on STEAM or private messages. It doesn't do anyone any good if that stuff leaks into the mod development thread.

We're far too cynical around here sometimes, Bannerlord is still quite far away and we can still try as a general community to make a few good mods to help the lifespan of the DLC.
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Canadian & British Units Done For Now
Post by: Spearing on December 05, 2013, 08:35:36 pm
100% agreed with the Bannerlord thing. The community is slowly shrinking for Warband. The facts are infront of us: more mods have died in the past few months than I've seen in prior times, and I'm not seeing almost any new blood in the servers. All I see are the regular clientele, all of which are in a regiment, and all of which are stable. It's to the point where we've hit the maximum in our parabola, and now we're starting the downward arc in our community's population. There is absolutely no room for the level of cynicism we all see on an all-too-daily basis. Sean's point is very clear, and I do seriously hope everyone here observes this. There's barely any new people, and we're all we've got now until, as Sean said, Bannerlord releases. I hope people realize that being a part of this community is not just about being negative. You choose to press the post button, and you choose to type negative and critical comments onto this site. It'd be a damn shame if a potential new guy to the community, or even someone who wanted to buy the DLC saw some of the stuff on here and was turned off. There is a time and a place for criticism, and when both of those are found, it should be placed in a fashion that makes it constructive, helpful, and encouraging, rather than the average depressing spew found on these mod threads usually.

But that's just my opinion I suppose...
Title: Re: The Fight For Canada (1812 Modification) Canadian & British Units Done For Now
Post by: AeroNinja on December 05, 2013, 08:36:20 pm
I hope this mod will come out. :o
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on December 24, 2013, 09:40:47 pm
This is nothing to get mad over because I actually am working on this mod as I have units done already, i will not post pics or videos till I get them 100% done and in bulks of 3
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: Charles William on December 24, 2013, 10:30:19 pm
This is nothing to get mad over because I actually am working on this mod as I have units done already, i will not post pics or videos till I get them 100% done and in bulks of 3

Goodluck show us that this mod of yours won't fail
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: Duuring on December 25, 2013, 12:16:51 am
I'm slightly worried by the fact you call the Dutch nation 'United Provinces'. That's Empire:total war shit.

The proper name is 'United Kingdom of the Netherlands'. Good luck and all that.  :P
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on December 25, 2013, 01:12:35 am
I'm slightly worried by the fact you call the Dutch nation 'United Provinces'. That's Empire:total war shit.

The proper name is 'United Kingdom of the Netherlands'. Good luck and all that.  :P
I choose United Provinces so that it fits in the name when you select a nation i could just name it The Dutch if people dont like UP :P
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: Duuring on December 30, 2013, 11:33:14 pm
'The Netherlands' would be much more appropriate.
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: KillerMongoose on January 08, 2014, 06:03:57 am
Duuring is correct, the United Provinces was no longer around during Waterloo, the best name would be either United Kingdom of the Netherlands, Kingdom of the Netherlands, United Netherlands, or simply just Netherlands. And if you want any help with creating the Dutch faction, I can pretty much set you up with everything you'll need to know about them including units, names, equipment, and uniforms. Whatever I can't tell you, Duuring can :P
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on January 08, 2014, 03:10:27 pm
Duuring is correct, the United Provinces was no longer around during Waterloo, the best name would be either United Kingdom of the Netherlands, Kingdom of the Netherlands, United Netherlands, or simply just Netherlands. And if you want any help with creating the Dutch faction, I can pretty much set you up with everything you'll need to know about them including units, names, equipment, and uniforms. Whatever I can't tell you, Duuring can :P
it would be much appreciated as I am kinda stuck with the Dutch people right now
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: Hakblok on January 08, 2014, 04:03:26 pm
Will there be Dutch war cries? That would be amazing
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: MagicTeatowel on January 08, 2014, 04:21:38 pm
Good Luck!

The idea of doing it in bulks is a nice idea! That way you can release big chunks of info that we can feast are eyes on for a while and not bug you for updates :D.
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: KillerMongoose on January 08, 2014, 06:35:37 pm
I can give you a list of Dutch units and all of their uniforms if you would like. As well as where they fought at Waterloo and what they did and their general overall history.
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: Duuring on January 08, 2014, 07:20:37 pm
If you have problems with the names, do send me a message. People have the ever-lasting habit of getting Dutch regimental names terribly wrong. Not looking at anyone in particular. ( JK  :P )
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: KillerMongoose on January 08, 2014, 08:10:53 pm
I've got all of the names committed to memory by now Mr. Duuring.  :P
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: Davout on January 09, 2014, 02:32:17 pm
Whats the difference between this and NW apart from the Dutch being added and no Russians and Austrians?
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: Duuring on January 09, 2014, 04:24:37 pm
Whats the difference between this and NW apart from the Dutch being added and no Russians and Austrians?

Good point :P
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: KillerMongoose on January 09, 2014, 06:12:32 pm
To be honest I don't even know, I just want to make sure the Dutch/Belgians are done right :P
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on January 13, 2014, 03:33:34 am
To be honest I don't even know, I just want to make sure the Dutch/Belgians are done right :P
all british units will have Belgic Shakos and some will have covers. French units will be modified for Waterloo appearance. German States Minor Factions will consist of units from obviously different german states that participated in the 100 days. Prussian units will be given new names and a Waterloo design along with the Dutch of course with the help of history from the 2 good Dutchies on this thread ;)
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: Duuring on January 13, 2014, 11:33:07 am
Killermongoose isn't Dutch. He likes to pretend he's pseudo-Dutch (Also known as 'Belgian'), but he is, in fact, nothing more then a dirty Yank.
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: KillerMongoose on January 13, 2014, 07:43:54 pm
Love you too Duuring. And no, I'm not a Yank, I'm a colonist. Difference. And almost my entire family is Belgian and small tidbits of Dutch so I happily consider myself more lowlander than Yank. Plus, interestingly enough, I live in the "lowlands" part of Ohio :P which was - interestingly enough - settled by Germans who's descent goes all the way back to the Netherlands and Flanders. (Long story, don't want to take this too off-topic)

But yeah, me and Duuring have talked about a Dutch faction thousands of times and I could tell you what units would be good. In fact I could type this list now in like 5 minutes xD
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: Willhelm on January 13, 2014, 08:27:13 pm
Ugh.. Americans and their ancestry claims.

(https://i.imgur.com/hYBmlWI.jpg)
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on January 13, 2014, 08:31:57 pm
Love you too Duuring. And no, I'm not a Yank, I'm a colonist. Difference. And almost my entire family is Belgian and small tidbits of Dutch so I happily consider myself more lowlander than Yank. Plus, interestingly enough, I live in the "lowlands" part of Ohio :P which was - interestingly enough - settled by Germans who's descent goes all the way back to the Netherlands and Flanders. (Long story, don't want to take this too off-topic)

But yeah, me and Duuring have talked about a Dutch faction thousands of times and I could tell you what units would be good. In fact I could type this list now in like 5 minutes xD
feel free to type that list  :O
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: KillerMongoose on January 13, 2014, 09:01:17 pm
Ugh.. Americans and their ancestry claims.
Considering America has only been around for 200 years and most American families haven't even been in America for that long, there's nothing wrong with acknowledging your ancestry. In fact for most people it should be a source of pride. And you really can't say that you're fully American unless you're a Native American (and no, 2% Cherokee doesn't count)
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: KillerMongoose on January 13, 2014, 09:17:34 pm
And for you BritishLoyalist

They are all organized by numbers and selected based on their performance at Waterloo

Spoiler
Infantry
2de Bataljon Infanterie Van Linie (Line Infantry)
2de Regiment Licht Van Nassau-Usingen (Grenadiers)
5de Bataljon Nationale Militie (Militia Infantry)
7de Bataljon Infanterie Van Linie (Line Infantry)
27ste Jager Bataljon (Light Infantry)
Vrijwilliger Jager Compagnie Van Nassau (Rifles)

Cavalry
2de Regiment Karabiniers (Heavy Cavalry)
5de Regiment Licht Dragonders (Light Dragoons)
6de Regiment Huzaren (Hussars)
8ste Regiment Huzaren (Hussars)

Specialist
Batterij van Kapitein Stievenart (Artillery)
Sappeur (Duh)
Willem Frederik George Lodewijk van Oranje-Nassau, you could also just put "Prince of Orange" lol ;P (General)
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Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: Duuring on January 14, 2014, 12:26:21 am
Spoiler
Infantry
2de Bataljon Infanterie Van Linie (Line Infantry)
2de Regiment Lichte Infantrie van Nassau (Grenadiers)
5de Bataljon Nationale Militie (Militia Infantry)
7de Bataljon Infanterie Van Linie (Line Infantry)
27ste Bataljon Jagers (Light Infantry)
Compagnie Vrijwillige Jagers (Rifles)

Cavalry
2de Regiment Karabiniers (Heavy Cavalry)
5de Regiment Licht Dragonders (Light Dragoons)
6de Regiment Huzaren (Hussars)
8ste Regiment Huzaren (Hussars)

Specialist
Batterij van Kapitein Stievenart (Artillery)
Sappeur (Duh)
Willem Frederik George Lodewijk van Oranje-Nassau, you could also just put "Prince of Orange" lol ;P (General)
[close]

Changed some stuff. The 2nd Nassau was officially known as the 'Regiment van Nassau-Usingen' but everybody just called it the 2nd Nassau light infantry. The 'Vrijwillige Jagers' did not necessarily use rifles. They arrived late for the campaign and are first mentioned on the 12th of June. As a result of being so late, they didn't change their weapons to the standard Brown bess, which meant they used a variety of guns brought from home - over ten different calibers were used. Interesting unit by the way. They counted 172 men and 5 officers - With ten horses. They were only present at Quatre-bras where they fired away 1.418 shots, which comes down to 8 rounds a man - Which, in comparison, isn't that much. They took one man killed, 5 minor wounded and 11 missing.

On their name: The chief of staff refers to them on the 12th of June as 'een compagnie Nassausche Vrijwillige jagers' and after that simply 'de compagnie vrijwillige jagers'.
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: -~Carson~- on March 19, 2014, 08:51:37 pm
Good luck and great mod choice!
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on March 19, 2014, 11:44:58 pm
Spoiler
Infantry
2de Bataljon Infanterie Van Linie (Line Infantry)
2de Regiment Lichte Infantrie van Nassau (Grenadiers)
5de Bataljon Nationale Militie (Militia Infantry)
7de Bataljon Infanterie Van Linie (Line Infantry)
27ste Bataljon Jagers (Light Infantry)
Compagnie Vrijwillige Jagers (Rifles)

Cavalry
2de Regiment Karabiniers (Heavy Cavalry)
5de Regiment Licht Dragonders (Light Dragoons)
6de Regiment Huzaren (Hussars)
8ste Regiment Huzaren (Hussars)

Specialist
Batterij van Kapitein Stievenart (Artillery)
Sappeur (Duh)
Willem Frederik George Lodewijk van Oranje-Nassau, you could also just put "Prince of Orange" lol ;P (General)
[close]

Changed some stuff. The 2nd Nassau was officially known as the 'Regiment van Nassau-Usingen' but everybody just called it the 2nd Nassau light infantry. The 'Vrijwillige Jagers' did not necessarily use rifles. They arrived late for the campaign and are first mentioned on the 12th of June. As a result of being so late, they didn't change their weapons to the standard Brown bess, which meant they used a variety of guns brought from home - over ten different calibers were used. Interesting unit by the way. They counted 172 men and 5 officers - With ten horses. They were only present at Quatre-bras where they fired away 1.418 shots, which comes down to 8 rounds a man - Which, in comparison, isn't that much. They took one man killed, 5 minor wounded and 11 missing.

On their name: The chief of staff refers to them on the 12th of June as 'een compagnie Nassausche Vrijwillige jagers' and after that simply 'de compagnie vrijwillige jagers'.
thank you the list has now helped to start getting the Dutch faction in the works
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: AeroNinja on April 07, 2014, 08:24:17 am
Bump is still a wip? :).  Just curious
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: TheBritishLoyalist on April 07, 2014, 02:58:42 pm
Yes this is still in progress. I have been a bit busy with my Napoleonic Wars regiment's events and getting us settled into an army.
Oh yes. And could I have some picture sources to those Dutch regiments? I can't find good pictures of them for the life of me, The British regiment list will be posted soon along with the Dutch moved to the front page!!
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: OttoFIN on June 13, 2014, 03:17:27 pm
I think there should be a rule that you can't make a mod theard before you have made some textures, units etc.
Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: SeanBeansShako on June 13, 2014, 03:21:31 pm
There is something called a time stamp at the top of every persons post with the date and time. If nobody has posted in 3 months man you should really just not bother bumping the thread as it is dead.

Title: Re: The Final Fall Of Napoleon: Waterloo 1815
Post by: GrandMaster on June 13, 2014, 07:23:06 pm
Oh....