Clone Commander Trint

Trint actually could fit into things without disrupting the pre-existing storyline. Onto the skin. The model used is from the ClonesUltima model pack, and to be honest, I\'m not sure where it differs, so I\'ll judge the skin on it\'s own merits. It\'s a basic clonetrooper, except there are various red designs over his armor, and the helmet seems to have been reskinned to some extent, although without any comparison shots I wouldn\'t know as the faces of models are usually hidden ingame. There\'s also a logo on the chest which I didn\'t recognise. To me, the colors seemed a bit off-kilter, and not very realistic. There are no shaders - just the default ClonesUltima shaders, and none seem to have been tweaked to work with the new skin filepaths. Another thing I noticed is that the skin textures were in TGA format, unnecessarily boosting the filesize. The author would have gotten the same quality from JPGs, and TGAs are normally only used for specialised tasks such as alpha layering. The NPC folder is included, but it\'s empty, so no NPC support. What is included is bot support, and a full set of very annoying sounds which I assume are from the original model pack. On the whole, there\'s nothing to really make this skin stand out from the other clonetroopers knocking about, except maybe the actual character behind it. If you fancy another clonetrooper variant, then here\'s one for you. ~ Kouen [b]Bot Support:[/b] Yes [b]NPC Support:[/b] No [b]New Sounds:[/b] No [b]Team Support:[/b] No
Well, we tend to get a lot of fictional characters around here, in skins or models. However, very rarely do we get one who could actually fit into the canon Star Wars universe timeline. Commander