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Skyrim Coins
   
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28 Δεκ 2014, 13:57
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Skyrim Coins

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Simple mod that add Semptims in the game.

The coins are avaiable in metal, plastic and wood (wood model is less shiny and the best looking imho) and are actual coins in the game so they can be flipped.

-->little addition! new septims as chips so they can stack! <--

-Texture from an actual skyrim screenshoot
-Coin model and blank template from Scootaloo and his mod: "Custom Dice and Coins/Tokens"
link:http://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=269682380&searchtext=coin
14 σχόλια
PowderMonk  [Δημιουργός] 20 Απρ 2023, 13:33 
the mod is free to use
darthnall 20 Φεβ 2023, 13:48 
Do I have permission to use your model in a TTS Workshop item I'd like to upload?
Eliont 29 Σεπ 2016, 8:04 
Thank You
PowderMonk  [Δημιουργός] 19 Σεπ 2015, 3:18 
go ahead redmechanic
Skelecat 19 Σεπ 2015, 3:17 
Do I have permission to upload?
Skelecat 19 Σεπ 2015, 3:14 
I added a bump map to the coins and they look awesome, reflections all correct (and metal).
[CS]ThorSummoner 26 Ιαν 2015, 20:59 
@powerderedmonkey Oh!? I hardly noticed in my ignorance, I might readjust my bags to have the wood onces instead, I wish I could have the metal sound and the wood reflection >n>
PowderMonk  [Δημιουργός] 26 Ιαν 2015, 2:47 
@ThorSummoner the reflection of the coins depends on how tabletop manages the reflection of the "metal". Also other coins of other mods may have weird reflections, I can not do anything unfortunately, this is why I wrote the wood coin is better because it don't have much reflection
[CS]ThorSummoner 25 Ιαν 2015, 9:36 
The reflection on the coins is weird. Does anyone else get that? Like at certain angles the faces of the coins reflect so much light they just appear to be solid light gray?
Star-X 21 Ιαν 2015, 9:28 
This is a great mod tbh. I tweaked the poker chips a bit (made em metal) and added them to Three Dragon Ante (not sure if it's still on workshop; might've been C&D'd). Works way better than lameass gold cards, since it's far more accurate to the actual D&D setting (sadly TES has no in-game equivalent to poker...maybe someone should mod it in?).