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Greece Plugin

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(unreal High res )Thespian Hoplite with sword

Classical Greece is the plugin that is on the works. Ancient Greece tagset was the original project but after doing all the units and releasing a Beta (you can find it on the-package.net) I decided to go for Classical Greece with improved units and graphics.

Classical Greece will span from 450 BC to around 400 BC

It will include the Persian wars, featuring Persian immortal units, and Persian Horsemen, and classic Hoplites from Sparta & Athens.


Some screenshots here show the Spartan & Athenian Hoplites in their classical armor.

Though it will take some time...

Unkfoldt is the master mapmaker.
He's doing the best maps ever.

And all mapmakers and mythers are more than welcomed if they want to join.

Will cover:
1)Mycenic Greeks
2)Trojans
3)Spartan Regulars and Spartan Leader Hoplites
4)Athenian Elite Hoplites
5)Persian immortals & cavalry

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Trojan war chariot


Right now I'm doing this new versions of the hoplites you can see named Spartan regulars to make the game look even better.

It takes a LLLLOOOOOOOOONGGGGG time as I'm doing renders of each of the sprites in high quality....

So it will take a while.........

Below you can see the original units with props I did in meshworks and the improved version with professional made props...
Also the improved hoplite of the bottom is rendered in high quality and antialiased to even make it better looking...
Just see the difference in the cloak (that's exactly the same) to see how much it improves in high quality antialiased rendering...

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Original Spartan regular unit attacking

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Actual Spartan regular unit (note the improved look)

Although the original units I did with meshworks and uv paintings/photoshop looked pretty good in myth as they are smaller and loose detail anyways...
I thought that it was worth to get some professional props in the middle and blend them altogether to recreate the pics I got in books as to how they should have looked back in those days...