EGUFSM 1.2

[Languish]

I was thinking of a flip side of the mesoamerican flag that might look a little like this:

or perhaps something oval-like? I did a search for indian jewelry that turned up some interesting shapes.

 

[Languish]

Kudos to Languish for hosting me! I finally ditched my evil geocities account and signed up for his excellent web-hosting, from now on there wont be any problems with the downloads.

Glad to help - only wish you had accepted my offer sooner

I haven't included any of the smallshields yet, (haven't made all of them o), I want to finish all the shields first. I hope you can stand it.
Some flags and smallshields needs to be changed since I've made some new ones.

I was just about to note the smallshield thing when i noticed this. Cant wait for the next release!

 

[Hive]

Perhaps a shield with a shape (just the frame) something like this for the indian states?

Hmm, might look weird but I'm open for suggestions.

I like this one... however, I don't think you should become too artistic with the shields. It would be nice if you can, after all, still see that it's supposed to be a shield...

 

[unmerged(15287)]

This mod is great, but I was wondering about the Trebizond shield, black and white stripes, is that Historicle?

 

[Languish]

I like this one... however, I don't think you should become too artistic with the shields. It would be nice if you can, after all, still see that it's supposed to be a shield...

Maybe by keeping indian/south east asian shields circular then... after all?

 

[Birger]

I was thinking of a flip side of the mesoamerican flag that might look a little like this:

or perhaps something oval-like? I did a search for indian jewelry that turned up some interesting shapes.

Nice, I'll see what I can make out of that.

I like this one... however, I don't think you should become too artistic with the shields. It would be nice if you can, after all, still see that it's supposed to be a shield...

Yeah, I'll scale down on the artistic side a bit.

This mod is great, but I was wondering about the Trebizond shield, black and white stripes, is that Historicle?

Thanks Telamonian.
That's the arms of the Comneni family, rulers of Trebizond.

 

[Hive]

This mod is great, but I was wondering about the Trebizond shield, black and white stripes, is that Historicle?

Yeah. I prefer that weird-looking grey thing for Trebizond.

 

[Hive]

Maybe by keeping indian/south east asian shields circular then... after all?

Yeah, perhaps...

 

[Birger]

Had some fun with the scenario editor and releasing vassals...

I'll release the next version this week

 

[Birger]

You forgot APA, DAK and SHE, but *shrug*... that's why I doublechecked

Done and emailed 8 sets.

Oops, thought I missed some... o
Great work cccino, I'll inlcude them in the next update.

 

[Languish]

I can't wait for the next update!

 

[|AXiN|]

Quick question - how are you going to do NAT? Hanging flag or the Amerindian one?

 

[Languish]

Birger, I had an idea, about how to progress the EGUSFM to the "next level".

Firstly, regarding taking it one step further, I think the EGUSFM should consider - with stock 1.08 (no mods) consider including a series of flagname events bundled with the EGUSFM that work with stock paradox events, the respective choices taken by players during the game, and the historical coats of arms/flags that were actually used by the countries in question. England for example would be an excellent example of these (several) CoA changes throughout the game history. I, or any number of players here, would help in writing the events based up the CoA's created. You could also provide a similar service for the various mods out there but I guess this, and the mod version, may never happen or may not occur for some time.

If you don’t plan on doing this I wouldn’t mind working with you to do the more common nations in a separate "bolt-on".

Just some thoughts.

 

[Birger]

That sounds like a great idea, feel free to do whatever you want since I'm quite busy with the shields... :wacko:

Prussia could need a event like that as well.

 

[Languish]

That sounds like a great idea, feel free to do whatever you want since I'm quite busy with the shields... :wacko:

Prussia could need a event like that as well.

Im glad you think so... what nations, off the top of your head, do you think could benefit from these events firing? I am guessing several majors, and you indicated prussia, would need investigation at least to begin with.

I am not much of a flag/CoA researcher so i would need help from others in identifying the most appropriate choices based on actual historical changes, and anything ahistorical or choice based, that may change that. It shouldnt be too many. It might be worth starting a new thread rather than deviating from the nature of this one.

Would you consider or mind providing a range of English CoA's, to begin with, that cover the period 1419-1819? I believe that you already did this prior to the EGUSFM. I will create a new thread for this...

 

[Hive]

Im glad you think so... what nations, off the top of your head, do you think could benefit from these events firing?

My 2 cents:

Prussia, Austria, England, France, Savoy, Spain, Tuscany (it can use the one for Florence untill the time Tuscany was actually formed), Ottoman Empire

 

[Birger]

Good call Hive, but I think you can leave out Savoy, their arms were pretty much the same throughout the game.

 

[Birger]

Ok peeps, version 0.0.6 is now out, see first post for updates.
Thanks cccino for the NA shields!

Oh I've totally forgotten about the natives, do you guys have any suggestions?

 

[Josip]

Well, the download link still doesn't work... Sorry BJ, but would it be possible if you send me the rar-ed up newest version of UGUFSM?
My e-mail is joza.tarle@vip.hr
Thank you very much!
Oh, and could you include in the mail only the shield of Rebels, please? (european styled)

 

[Hive]

Good call Hive, but I think you can leave out Savoy, their arms were pretty much the same throughout the game.

Yeah, you are right. They didn't change to the one I was thinking about untill 1814.