The models are brand new custom models of a historic ship type known as a Cog (from the middle ages). You can see damge on the ship such as broken masts, holes in the hulls and deck, as well as missing pieces.
If your looking for the Weathered ship wrecks - search for Weathered or Shipwrecks and check the titles carefuly.
The models are brand new custom models of a historic ship type known as a Cog (from the middle ages). You can see damge on the ship such as broken masts, holes in the hulls and deck, as well as missing pieces.
If your looking for the Weathered ship wrecks - search for Weathered or Shipwrecks and check the titles carefuly.
This is a compilation of the old system into a single score. There were 24 that made this score of 8.71.
Posted by MoonTear ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2004-01-05 03:13:00
Evenin...
Just wondering if there are any plans to update these for HotU, because they'd be useful in a mod I'm planning...
I take it they are not currently compatible with HotU?
Thx, MT
Posted by Jewels ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-10-19 07:01:00
Disreguard my last post i got it figured out thanks for the cool hak
Posted by Smolin ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-07-29 01:50:00
Great hak, Brother! Definitely really useful: we're including it in an upcoming mod for sure. One minor problem: seems there's no PWK file for the basic (non-wrecked) Cog model. Not too big a deal since they shouldn't really be on land, but I thought it was odd. Also, any chance of slapping together a dinghy? Although I guess it would always look flooded...
Posted by Lightning Striker ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-07-12 08:51:00
I thought of An idea, change it to and NPC and habe him walk way points that way you could have a controlled voyage
Posted by jimmyn ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-07-08 23:58:00
aaaaah yes supremo work, once again! i am attracted to ships. Oh, I got an idea!
You know how some HAKs contain placeables you can walk on? (stage, bed, etc) well... what if you made a placable of the unwrecked ship on the water, and make a script so you cna get sent out on the ship, and then you can use scripts you move the placable around! there may be bumpage problems but... think of it! we could finally have a working boat you can steer and attack from!
Posted by WaZzUp115 ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-07-06 18:22:00
please update this for sou! i need it for my mod thats is taking place in a desert! i doesnt work.. all the sou placeables dissapear when i add this hakpak..
Posted by shadguy ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-07-04 16:35:00
Nice work, my team is planning to use this in a mod. Quick question though, before we spend time on it - are you planning to update this for SoU compatibility?
Cheers,
shadguy
Posted by MR ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-04-22 02:25:00
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!
A SHIP AS ENTERED IN MY HOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by Brother Roth ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-01-31 21:11:00
Well, if you don't like the texture you could always try
the weathered version and see if that strikes you any
better.
And if those are too synthetic for you - you could use my
skin as a template and create one you like better.
I spent a lot of time looking at replica images of the cog
and I thought I did a good job of replicating the wood,
there are about seven layers of grain, grime, shading,
texture, and chips / defects / scratches. But too each
his own I guess. :)
Posted by Rache Bartmoss ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-01-27 02:00:00
Again, very cool stuff. However, I have one issue with
these placeables: I do not really like your wood texture.
I don't have any better ones, but somehow I feel the
placeables have a synthetic look to them.
Still this is the kind of thing that I was really
disappointed Bioware didn't include - you and some of the
other custom content people make it near impossible to
stick to a "no hakpack" policy. I know I will break down
as soon as auto-dl of hakpacks is available in nwn... :)
Posted by Brother Roth ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-01-26 14:30:00
Look for my other "Weathered Shipwreck" hackpack (search
Hakpaks for "Shipwreck" and check titles carefully - one
says weathered the other says unweathered).
Posted by Leo ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-01-25 10:41:00
Just some suggestions if you decide to do a 'weathered
look' retexture. Barnicles, Algea, Rust and Oxidation, Rot
and Wormholes as well as other crusties would be visually
interesting.
Posted by Socrates ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-01-24 14:07:00
It couldn't have been more than a couple of days ago that
I thought to myself "Hey, wouldn't it be nice if there
were some shipwreck placeables? I could sure use them in
the mod I'm thinking about making...". I'm more than
happy to see that it's already done, and though I am
currently only in the process of the download it looks
like you did some rally nice work. Not only that but the
size is convenient! Bravo, Brother Roth. Keep up the
good work.
Posted by Brother Roth ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-01-23 20:43:00
Hey gang - thanks for the kind words of support!
Tom_Banjo - you asked and I couldn't resist!
iceViper - New textures have already been created, as well
as a new demo mod. The next version will have all the
existing shipwrecks and textures, as well as the new
weathered textures. You can expect a new update soon!
MasterM, Hagakure, jules, NIZ, Lupin III & others - Thanks
for the encouragement - feeling appreciated really it
makes it all worth while! I'd love to see how you guys
use the wrecks so alert me via email to any modules you
use them in.
Brother Roth
Posted by Tom_Banjo ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-01-23 20:08:00
you are the coolest! this is one of the few things ive
asked for and it didnt take long to get it. thanks a lot
for the great work!
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