Block Change Request: New paintings and tapestries

[Batelgause]

Request: New paintings and tapestries

Request Type: General Addition

Try to describe all workarounds and associated issues that make it necessary to add this block in your eyes.
medieval castles and noble estates were usually full of wall paints or tapestries hung on the walls but i think our current paintings(tapestries) are lacking the diversity to display this. 1x1, 1x2 and 2x1 paintings are too small to be used as wall tapestries and the remaining ones are too low in numbers. for instance we have no 2x3 or 3x3 paintings at all. i've put some inspiration below for possible new tapestries

another feature adorning castle walls were shields hung on the walls often painted with coats of arms on them. we have a really cute 1x1 painting as a round shield but thats about it. some variaton with the shield designs like metal ones for example? might help breaking that repeativity

Types of evidence to support your request: Historical

Historical Evidence


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[Homiesucc]

hanging shields could be fun too

 

[Die Wursttheke]

Hello, heres the plan:

This idea has been around for a long time and has already been partly implemented with our existing textures.
Here is the link to the post.

Paintings will be converted in the future into CTMs. A solution is also being sought to make the selection of paintings ingame easier. This was simply not possible in the previous update and was not a priority either.
Larger paintings are very difficult to implement correctly in the game and I will find out if there are alternatives to converting images into the Westeroscraft style.

Signs, additional paintings, hanging swords, more paper and much more are all coming in the future. there are already drafts.
For the wallpapers it would be helpful to have more accurate Westeroscraft themed inspirations and of course suitable graphics that are also easy to implement in terms of size.
Any help is welcome, so feel free to contribute with designs and textures.