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Realistic Models Alignment

- Added 50% more vertical space for infantry, so they seem more lined than boxed, and so would realistically be able to run in formation without stepping on each other. They still bunch together closely during combat.

Aim: Making unit models alignment more realistic, with no more straight lines and less lined units.

Method: Categorized 3 types in “Unit_Spacing” table, applying each category a different coefficient on the vanilla values – horizontal/vertical spacing, and variation within the lines, affects vanilla and custom units the same:

Mobs/Hordes – infantry/monsters or other units that would not arrange themselves in lines, like beasts, orcs, lizards, etc.

Loose formation – All skirmishers, whether dismounted/mounted/flying, and high damage / low protection infantry, like Wardancers/Berserkers/Witch elves, etc.

Ordered Infantry that should want a tighter formation, due to shields, spears or just not being that strong individually, like Swordsmen, Longbeards, Dreadspears, etc. The tighter formations might clip themselves a bit when they move/idle animation, but it’s subtle, 0.8 seemed to get the minimum amount and best results for the aim of the mod.

All units now have a minimum “Variety” value, which abolished straight lines.

The intention was purely graphical, but due to the looser formation, skirmishers and high damage / low protection units are less vulnerable to missile damage, while tighter infantry is more vulnerable to artillery/big monsters attacks.

Note – some units don’t exactly fall to the right category, like Dark Elves Raven Heralds having Pegasus spacing, but changing individual units spacing is too much, in terms of work/compatibility, and the changes are not that critical.

Thanks for Opposing Farce “Loose Unit spacing” mod for the inspiration.

My other mods:

Deadly Attack Dynamics
Agile models
Consistent Fatigue
Deadlier Engagement Dynamics
Cohesive Armies
Immersive Camera
Reasonably Weaker Lords & Heroes
Armour Coverage

Any comment/insight/suggestion/bug is HIGHLY appreciated and welcome.