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Laurelorn Recolour - Violet Violence

Absolutely gorgeous recolor! Purple is my favorite color, and the shade you chose is a great one, especially for wood elves. I was already planning on playing the legendary characters Laurelorn faction, and I found this mod when I was doing one last sweep of wood elf mods to use. I was very happy to have found it, and I am very thankful that you made it. Cheers!

@Admiral Gonk | If you need a clearer example, you can actually open my faction recolour mod in RPM if you have it downloaded, and take a look at how I have it setup. (Should be able to "Open from content" and see all mods you have installed in RPM).

Also in the event that another mod or modded faction has colours that overwrite yours, the trick is to open their mod and check what they named the files.

Because if you name a file say !Empire then your mod will take priority over someone else's (the game reads symbols like "!" or "@" as being priority over letters). So if they called their faction table " !Empire ", then you want to name your files something like " !!Empire " to override their changes.

That's how I did my recolour for the Marienburg mod. They had their faction colours labelled as
" !hkrul_mar " and so I had to make mine " !!hkrul_mar " to take priority and work in-game. (Feel free to also check out that mod's files if you want a example)

@Admiral Gonk | Okay, I'll give ya a quick'n'dirty explanation.

- So first you'll need to find your faction's flag folder and import that into your mod.

- Under the folder "ui" look for the folder that says "flags"

- Under that folder look for the faction folder you want (Laurelorn was for example "wh3_main_wef_laurelorn") and import just that specific faction folder to your mod. (As importing all flags/factions will overwrite other recolour/faction mods and I see a lot of people make that mistake when trying to only mod 1 faction)

- In the folder for that faction you should find a bunch of files that all say "mon_xx.png" (xx just meaning some number or description).

- Take those files and extract them to a folder on your desktop.

- Those are the image files for the banner and you have to just recolour them in a art program like GIMP or Photoshop, then save them again.

- Finally all you do is import those "mon_" files back into the folder of that faction within your mod.

I'm trying to my own faction recolour and wondered what you used/how you changed the faction ui flag?

@Bobby_Fucking_B! | I appreciate the compliment.

I do like that colour!