Utility: Nation flag graphics

[WraithLord]

Well, actually I was trying to locate the Bogarus flag visually (since the flag file names are just serial) but couldn't find it. Could someone please point me to their flag?

Edit, and another question pls, does someone know where I might find the rest of dominions sprites?

[llamabeast]

See the link in the first post of this thread, WraithLord.

[EricM]

WraithLord said:
does someone know where I might find the rest of dominions sprites?

Only the unit sprites and nation flags are useful for modding. I am providing these as KO has set a precedent by providing the sprite images in the past. I won't supply any other image files as that would be violating Illwinter's copyright.

If you have a particular image that you want to extract, PM me and I will tell you how to extract it from your copy of the data files.

[WraithLord]

No need. I was only interested in viewing the sprites to satisfy my curiosity. The one thing I'm missing is Bogarus flag but I'll take some time to sift slowly through the flags to find it.

Thanks!

[Ballbarian]

Thank you EricM!

I wrote a little hack to rename the files and batch converted them over to jpg and can now add preview images to the god editor that I am working on. Expect to see them in the next version of the RanDom province editor as well.

Here is a preview to give you an idea of how I am making use of your hard work:

[Juzza]

That is so very awesome!!!

[lch]

Ballbarian said:
I wrote a little hack to rename the files and batch converted them over to jpg and can now add preview images to the god editor that I am working on.

Does that editor save and load Dom3 pretender files? Is it a cross-platform tool? That would be a VERY much needed tool.

[Endoperez]

AFAIK, it doesn't read Dom3 pretender files, but makes random or spesified pretenders for the AI, using the RanDom mechanics (i.e. creating .map files).

[Ballbarian]

Oh no Ich. Sorry for the misunderstanding. It is only for generating god files for use with RanDom & SemiRandom using map code. SemiRandom is cross platform, but the editors & RanDom are not by design.