Here I come with two extracted objects from Assassin's Creed: Crossbow (Polycount 1230), found under Deco > Miscellaneous for 263 § and the Flying Machine (Polycount 5868 on 4 tiles), found under Deco > Sculptures for 500 §.
All credits to Ubisoft.
All credits to Ubisoft.
Okay, spill it. How did you extract them from Assassin's Creed? I have almost all the games and have looked for info, which I have apparently failed miserably at.
ReplyDeleteNice job!! Thought I better mention that :P
Eeek!!! I LOVE DA VINCI and you absolutely hit my Da Vinci spot with the flying machine!!!! Wonderful! Thanks Ingrid!
ReplyDeleteI like the knight sculpture in the background. The textures look very well-done. Where can I find it?
ReplyDelete@Anonymous: It's a TSM conversion and you can get it HERE
ReplyDeleteI got exactly same question as wawa... HOW did You do that? I was looking at game files, searching on forums, downloaded some programs for extracting .forge files, even extracted something which I can now do nothing with... And I still have no idea how to "play" with that strange file format. I downloaded some already extracted items from deviant art and now I am trying to made them usable items in Sims 2. But the policy of the person who extracted them is unstable: she posted them for free, once said nothing, other time claim for no sharing, no altering. I don't know what to do with these. Better convert myself, but still... so hard!
ReplyDeleteAnd this crossbow looks stunning :) Thanks
@Alraris: You have PM @ the Keep.
ReplyDelete@Lama Eh... I think I would pass. The sculptures seem to be on the high-poly end. The base game sculptures would do, I guess.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, don't worry too much about this polycount. Read HERE..
ReplyDeleteI don't know your machine, but if you have CC, you probably have a lot among it with highpoly counts. It's just that you don't know. Like, if you have Cassandre's stuff, it's rather highpoly(up to 9000!). Or the meshes from Simsdesignavenue - all very computer straining. If you have Delphy's Downloads Organizer, you can have a look at your packages and their polycount.
Ingrid,
ReplyDeleteThese are great and I am reminded of how much download catching up I need to do here at the Smithy! Fantastic work as always! :)
BTW, when I saw the flying machine...I instantly thought of Evelyn's passion for all things Steampunk. It is indeed a wonderful must have object (especially for that genre).
Thanks for sharing your creative talents with us.
-steph-