A script would be really nice for these. The foundation of the video was solid, but half of it was "um, well, uh" and silence while you were thinking. If you record the video and voice over separately, you can write a coherent script to record over top and keep it nice and neat imo

This is a very good game

another great video, Meister Murloc - I watch them twice: one to hear your dialogue and the second - slowed down - so I can see what buttons you use to make your great creations. Thank you.

Woo hoo! Thumb One

Good work

Dont understand why this wasnt a VTT....Probably some picked on exec when he was a child stomping his hands and feet screaming "MY WAY MY WAY MY WAY !! what a waste.

*promosm*

Hello Meister Merloc, how do you add the "which key last used" feature to the top right side of Hexagon task bar? Thank you.

Hi, what software are you using?

Sorry I missed it live but glad to catch it now, Thank you Meister Murloc.

Nice, love me TTRPG's. Though I prefer Pathfinder over DND

YAY! Thumb One! I am amazed that you do these in Hexegon! WOW!

and another wonderful video and creation, Meister Murloc; thank you.!

You make this look easy!

SO, Meister - I went back and watched the first part of your video I had missed, Thank you!

Good

Tentacle clothing, you by any chance getting into modding game characters

wood.

A little fast, but very useful stuff.

oh no i creamed

Targeted audience: 👨‍💻 Real audience: 😏

I guess I know what I'm watching tonight

Bonk! Go to Horny Jail.

would.

someone please create a tool like this to build maps in a modern setting for games like VTM, I am begging

do note use this for mischevous purpose

really appreciate your work. There is almost nothing to find here on youtube who do the same like you.

You can build some scouts. Find gold mine faster.

very cool i would love to see more tiles

Is this medieval sims?

Which software is this ? I am hoping blender

So - IK-Chains... Vas est dis? i've heard of these and seen some googling evidence of them, but do you have a link directly to these chains? I'd love to see some in some of my renders too. no specific reason - well, mostly no specific reason. Thank you und Danke Schön

wait. i thumb upped it and it shows zero. Meister Murloc, know that I thumb upped it because you are underbar! Thank you.

How big can you make this? Could you make it many MANY times bigger if you wanted? Or do I need to make many maps of this size side by side?

Is it not a idea to show DAZ3D your cool videos and ask them that they annouce your new video date on daz3d shop? They do it for Jay's daz tutorialsvideos too.

Impressive work! QQ. Where did you go to get the program that you use?

The only useful thing in the video is the name of the script. I don't understand... instead of making a video about using the script to achieve the right result, it's just mumbling about the script, playing with the value a little, playing the animation and then rigging a collar.

Why not make "one" hairstrand object with "one" UV map and after that copy that hairstrand objekt and edit it - you do all one by one "new" and after that one by one all UV Maps again... looks very time consuming ... and for the most part you don't need the mesh backsites of the head hair ... i know hexagon very well... thats why i use Blender. Do you use hexagon just for Enterraining peaple on youtube or just find out efficent 3D workflows. The Idea to create a fast Hair Model and then therfore a AI "image to image" to see how a Hair texure / flow could look like is also nice for beginner With 3D tools we have many Workflows .. Yes there is not allways "the best way" for all things, i like to create hair with 3 sided hairstrand objekts and use this as clothsimulation objekts in blender ... soooo many ideas to make 3D hair ^^ Wish you a nice day/night and 3D fun!

Hi there- I played this game almost obsessively during my childhood and got pretty good at it! Watching this stream was a definite nostalgia trip. I was curious about a few decisions you made while playing- -At the beginning of the game, you were trying to use Crash on your opponent's units. The spell is primarily meant to be used on your own units, giving them a boost at the cost of permanent hit points. Crash is great to use on expendable units like mercenaries or goblins, increasing their combat output considerably. -Following combat, all experience is equally divided among surviving units, even if those units cannot level up anymore. If you're trying to quickly level up champions in the early game, it can be a good tactic to create a lot of goblins and mercenaries and letting them die in combat while softening up the enemy, then cleaning up with your champions. -It seemed like during the early game, you were having trouble keeping your mage alive. It takes a lot of micromanaging to keep mages alive at that stage. I often find that my warrior units can handle themselves pretty well so I'll often check in on them every 5 seconds while making sure my squishier units aren't getting targeted by ranged units. Fun fact- while it doesn't give an option for mages to parry individually, any unit can be made to parry if you select multiple units, click the defend button on the unit you want to parry, and then assign the other units to go into battle. The Shaman has fairly high attack so setting her to parry can help increase her longevity a bit. The Huntress Lord can also be quite tanky when set to parry due to her relatively high attack, defense, and hit points. It can often be fun to set her to parry while your Beast Rider just cleaves through the units surrounding her. -Starting around turn 14, it seemed like you stopped focusing on healing your units in the Temple. Considering Chaos typically has low armor and no meaningful healing spells, it's definitely worth the crystal investment in the early game to keep your champions healthy so you can keep expanding and getting more EXP. -Marauders will always raze villages the second they capture them. If I don't have the units to protect a village, I immediately build a watch tower and whatever is most useful for my Faith and then raze the village myself, preventing other Faiths from destroying that building and building something else. This "locks-in" the building you chose, allowing you to go re-capture and rebuild it if necessary. -I find that the Air Thieves Guild is quite possibly the best village building for Chaos to take. Chaos often struggles with mobility and ranged damage and having Fae Slingers to fill that role in the party is very useful. If you're not trying to play fair, you can also station them over impassable terrain so melee units can't deal damage to them. -I think you could definitely have beaten the Earth Great Temple without autocalc if you had healed for a few turns! Chaos units are unique in that they have better recovery rates when outside (as long as they haven't moved), letting you just park them overland and wait. Earth has pretty poor mobility so it was unlikely that they would have gotten to their temple first without you knowing. Following that, setting your Beast Rider to parry in that choke point while your Huntress took out the panthers and the goblin archers, then setting him to attack the remaining orcs would almost certainly have won you the match. -Several times, you began repositioning your units prior to beginning combat without checking what units you were up against, as well as their level. On turn 128, when Death was spamming you with Mage Tower units, you were using Hand of Fate on their Necromancers even though they were only level 2. At that level they're not worth the mana or backfire risk and you're better off just attacking them with other units. -On turn 80, if you had trained your Thieves Guild one more turn you could have trained a level 4 Huntress and level 3 Stickthrowers! Oftentimes a difference in one level can mean the difference between keeping and losing a capitol city. -Blades of Fury is a great spell. Send in your expendable units to get the enemy clustered and then launch it right into the middle of their units. You'll often kill most of them and whoever is left will be severely damaged. If you're feeling particularly evil, you can use it to kill off your own non-champion units so your champions will get all of the EXP after the battle. -On turn 97 you bolstered your Earth Capitol army but you didn't go fight the big marauding party that had taken your Thieves Guild. They would have been an excellent way to get them some experience while preventing them from destroying it. -That was a perfect use of the Barbarian Arena on turn 113! Getting a massive army like that even more ready for combat is highly optimal. -I'm surprised you didn't spend a few turns training up your Earth units after that battle during turn 122. Earth territory is a highly crucial "anchor" for Chaos because it directly borders Order and Death, your two greatest enemies, and their units don't suffer any terrain penalty in either of those regions. Earth has some of the best barracks units in the game and a very powerful Legendary Creature, making it quite worthwhile to invest in. You left your Earth capitol at level 2 for the entire game, which I found quite surprising. -The Death village could have been helpful but you were already about to go take their capitol city, so you probably didn't need to spend any resources there. -On turn 129, you were slightly short on movement points to reach the Death city but you had many units in your party with relatively low movement points. I think if you had separated your units with remaining movements points (which would have included your champions and the Hydra), you could definitely have taken the city. On turn 153 when you were demolishing the Death military buildings, you had a lot of Skeletons in your party which have terrible mobility. Separating your party or disbanding the Skeletons would probably have let you reach the Mage Tower and destroy it as well. Don't be afraid to split the party if it means gaining control of an important enemy asset! -On turn 132, you had enough resources to upgrade the Death city to level 3! You just needed to free up some followers first. From that point you could have started training Death units, perhaps even training some Necromancers for their incredible spell list and very high mana reserves. -Hanging around in the Death territory for around 10 or so turns would have been a great investment, especially since it would prevent Balkoth from retaking his city. At that point in the game you controlled Chaos, Earth, and Death, Life controlled itself, Water, and Air, Order and Fire were still holding their own cities, leaving Death with nothing. Since Fire was an allied faith of yours at the time, there was little incentive for you to move up into their territory (unless you wanted to betray them). -Journeying up near the Fire Capitol without taking any of their territory cost you quite a lot of time and gave Balkoth an opening to get the Death capitol back. You got a Fire Thieves Guild from their village, but Fire has some of the worst Thieves Guild units in the game and they're not worth the trouble, especially when you have access to Assassins and Javelins. -On turn 152, you were training units to spam against Balkoth when you could have hired mercenaries! It would have been much cheaper, not limited by followers, and could quite possibly have burned through the other units accompanying him. The "mercenary zerg rush" is often used by the AI and for good reason. -On turn 157, you autocalc'd against Balkoth. The game HEAVILY weights autocalc in Balkoth's favor, even if he's out of mana and on penalizing terrain. It's almost never a good idea to use autocalc against him. -Once he's significantly injured, Balkoth will flee combat. During your final battle against him, a good tactic would have been to push heavily forward with all of your melee units and Stickthrowers while putting your Shaman as far in the back as possible. This would force the Death units to fight on penalizing terrain, allowing you to mow them down with ease. From that point you could have attempted to stunlock Balkoth with a Blades of Fury or burning him down with Hand of Fate before he could run away. Considering you had a Dwarven Warrior lord AND a Hydra, there was pretty much no way he was going to get through all of their hit points. -I'm reasonably sure Polymorph Other is coded to auto-fail against lords, but you can certainly use it to take Balkoth's supporting units out of the game. -During turn 173, I'm very surprised Life didn't try to rush you down with all of those Arachnids, as well as mercenary rushing you since you were in penalizing terrain! You got pretty lucky there. -As you saw on turn 188, it's too easy to "forget about" your Capitol cities while you're out adventuring! The garrison you left in the Chaos capitol city had been placed there over 100 turns ago without any combat in the meantime, meaning they were severely under-leveled. It's often a good idea to revisit your holdings periodically to train up new units and keep them up to speed with everyone else. Losing a Capitol also entails a significant loss of resources, making it quite devastating in the late game. -Also, whenever you see the message telling you that you have new followers, it's a good idea to take a quick look at all of your Capitols and make sure you don't have any empty slots in your productive buildings that could be filled by them. Lords of Magic is in many ways a game of resources and you don't want to pass up on any possible advantages.

One question, the maps can be exported as JPG 2D?

Good stuff man. Thanks for making this video.

Hi, I just found your Yt channel. It is hard to find someone that does content creation with Hexagon and Daz. It's great, thank you for the weight mapping and rigging workflow tutorials! May I ask why you kept working with the G2F? I also joined the discord :)

so, do you ever sell your assets?

This looks like Vandal Hearts meets Diablo. Interesting...

Is this script the spring dynamics script thats available over at daz?

How did I get here...

what size is this village?

My childhood favorite game...and still occasionally play it on steam. I would say just a tip for those who don't know that your unit can click on defend and click on itself with the shield cursor. That will add half of its attack value to shield and halt its movement, so it can essentially be a brick wall. You can also attack with your chaos lord, and defend in between strikes, so it's essentially like parrying. A bit micro heavy, but very rewarding for solo playthroughs!

Hey! Can you make a video showing how to create words from letters using Hexagon in an easy way? Because when I rearrange the letters created in Hexagon in DAZ3D, there's an issue with polygons. Is there a simple solution to this problem, or do I need to manually create those polygons myself? 🙏

I loved this game, as a Kid.. I never was very good.. ( I believe I always liked FIRE.. I don't even recall, s to, why.. I just remember something about FIRE)... I happened to remember it recently and picked it up.. I am still not very good. HAHAH. However, I still love the game and.. I am glad to see someone still playing it, after all these years. Thank you, for the upload.