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Medieval Kingdoms 1212AD - Sassanid Medieval Retexture
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19 Aug, 2023 @ 6:00pm
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Medieval Kingdoms 1212AD - Sassanid Medieval Retexture

Description
Description:
A generic medieval/Islamic retexture for Sassanid settlements. This also removes iconic Sassanid models like statues and replaces them with generic ones.

This mod will temporarily provide a more medieval-looking aesthetic for Islamic settlements in 1212 until those regions have specific architecture groups created for them.

Troubleshooting:
If models are not changing, place the mod at the top of your mod load order. This should not impact any other mods.

Credits:
  • GearHawk
    Building Model Texturing
    DB Editing
  • You_Guess_Who
    Building Model Texturing
    Research
4 Comments
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Busson 26 Jan @ 6:44am 
Thats so good,even though its planned to be in medieval mods,but this reskin looks better than vanilla Sassanian cities,so i use this even in original campaign!
the_moon_wolfy 17 Feb, 2024 @ 5:13pm 
I highly recommend collaborating with the author of "Tahaviyye's İslamic City Submod for MK 1212" https://steamproxy.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2157876928 As I've noticed ya'll had similar ideas.

There's certain things that you could work on together, like Damage-models, as I've noticed when a building gets damaged in your mod, it reverts to it's vanilla texture
mohamed_medhat87 21 Oct, 2023 @ 8:08am 
very good mod, thank you.
Rawdypiper 27 Aug, 2023 @ 11:57am 
Nice I like it and it goes a long way. Sort of can't stand seeing the classical persian statues everywhere in the original really breaks immersion.Looking forward to more