Heavenly Horse for Floris Pack Basic
Heavenly Horse for Floris Pack Basic integration package
About this mod Machine translation
Heavenly Horse for Floris Pack Basic integration package
This mod combines Floris Pack Basic, Rallix's Floris, and Heavenly Horse's troop trees.
What you need to do to make it work:
- Download and install Floris Mod Basic following the instructions provided by Floris monnikje
- Download the archive contained on this page - "files.7z"
- Extract "files.7z" - inside you will find two additional files: "add_to_Floris_Pack.7z" and "MoreHorse.rar"
- Extract all contents of "add_to_Floris_Pack.7z" into your Floris Pack module folder, overwriting the existing file (you may want to keep the original Floris archive,
- Unzip "MoreHorse.rar", so: MoreHorse.brf goes into the Floris PackResource folder, and all .dds files go into the Floris PackTextures folder, overwriting everything and ignoring all other files (do not follow the installation instructions, the files are already added to the module)
Why should I add MoreHorse.rar to the archive?
Apparently Flores' version and the version I used for Pegasus were out of sync. One texture in particular, WDestrierBlack.dds, was missing from my Floris Pack installation and I had to add it manually. Therefore, I include my entire archive in MoreHorse to ensure you get the same end product as I do.
Please note that the modifications I made to the mod were already layered on previous modifications, so it's possible I forgot to add something to the archive and the whole deal wouldn't work for you. If this is the case, please leave a comment on this page and let me know exactly what error you are encountering and I will try to resolve it promptly. But I hope that's not the case.
Only tested on M&B Warband 1.131.
This mod combines Floris Pack Basic, Rallix's troop tree for Floris and Heavenly Horse.
What you need to do to make it work:
- download and install Floris Mod Basic, following the instructions provided by Floris monnikje
- download the archive included on this page - "files.7z"
- extract "files.7z" - inside you will find two additional archives: "add_to_Floris_Pack.7z" and "MoreHorse.rar"
- extract all contents of "add_to_Floris_Pack.7z" into your Floris Pack module folder, overwriting existing files (you might want to keep the original Floris archive, or to backup the files being overwritten in case something goes amiss or you discover you hate my mod)
- extract "MoreHorse.rar", thusly: MoreHorse.brf goes into the Floris PackResource folder while ALL the.dds files go into the Floris PackTextures folder, overwrite everything and ignore all other files (don't follow installation instructions, the files have been already added to the module)
Why did I add MoreHorse.rar to the archive?
Apparently Floris' version and the one I used for Heavenly Horse are out of sync. One texture in particular, WDestrierBlack.dds was missing from my installation of Floris Pack and I had to add it manually. So I included my entire archive of MoreHorse to make sure you get the same end product as me.
Please note that the modifications I made to the mod have been layered over previous modifications, so there is a chance I forgot to add something to the archives and the whole deal won't work for you as it should. If this is the case please comment on this page and let me know exactly what errors you get and I'll do my best to fix them in a timely fashion. I hope it won't be the case, though.
Only tested on M&B Warband 1.131.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.