Stairs. One of those tiny visual things I wish I have finished before the demo.

I purposefully didn't make it a fixed part of the building cause I wanted it to generate differently based on elevation. So it took a couple of... extra steps. 😎

Almost half of you guys voted that while the ox model is fine, the animation could use an upgrade. Therefore I did only slight upgrades to the model (eyes, nostrils), then worked with two artists Guiseppe and Tausif to make the topology flow better and animation more realistic.🐮

Seeing it amazingly recreated in 3D and the many reactions upon the discovery of that feature was truly a thing.
Huge props to BeardGuardian for pulling it off so well.

He’s finally out, the lord in #manorlords Along with a little info on the cloth sim for the cloak. #gameart #characterart #UnrealEngine artstation.com/artwork/14vGJK

Excuse me for even more polls, but the opportunity to know what the players want is just too good to pass up!

After the last vote, assuming peasant families sell their own produce at the market...

After playing the demo, who in your opinion should supply the marketplace & man the stalls?

Should the churchyard become a flexible plot, like bailey and the marketplace?

Stuff being worked on currently:
-Improving pathfinding / people bumping into each other too much
-Adding vizualisation for missing resources like bread baskets, also displaying moved goods on handcarts
-Fixing some of the confusing UI elements incl. requirements and pop counter

And here’s another pair of #manorlords characters! This time part of the lords retinue! artstation.com/artwork/Le6W1A #gameart #lowpoly #characterart #medieval #knight