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Better Ability Icons & DEI Cultural UI
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30 Oct, 2023 @ 12:19am
30 Apr @ 11:55am
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Description
DESCRIPTION

This mod is a combination of two mods on the steam workshop.


UPDATES
  • Updated the UI to match the updates done by Shady, that includes unique Germanic, Celtic, Dacian, Iberian UI and some other changes.
  • Added a Britannic Cultural UI to the mod, unique from the Celts.
  • Added Amber Button look for Germanic factions, suggestion by CEMMEN, I am sure many of you heard of him.
  • Added unique Battle Unit Banners for different unit types, like elephants, cavalry, chariots, pikes, etc. courtesy from Better Banners mod.
  • Added a new custom made campaign map banners for armies, with a small star and big star icon to signify a 10 stack and 20 stack respectively. Edited from 41 stack banners mod, dmboss.
  • Edited the Map Telestration (Markers) to be thicker and more visible.
  • Updated Amber Button look for Germanic factions to be more realistic
  • Updated the Panel Decorations for most factions notably the Seleucids, the Antigonids, the Greeks, the Germanic and the Indian.
  • Added a custom Alexander UI for the Alexander Campaign featuring a Tyrian Purple look.
  • Added Minimalist's submod combat status icon for more unit card visibility.


DISCLAIMER

I do not claim the contents of these mods as my own work, save for the tweaks I made to the Better Ability Icons mod to better suit DEI. Most of the work can be credited to Levoy01 and Shady for their respective works. However, I felt the need to update the mods to suit the latest DEI 1.32 patch and will keep updating the latter, DEI Cultural UI for each update of DEI for as long as I am active on this workshop.


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37 Comments
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Leondas 30 Apr @ 11:41am 
@Summary i wrote you a message in discord :)
Summary  [author] 30 Apr @ 5:09am 
@Leondas send me a screenshot in discord please
Leondas 28 Apr @ 4:44pm 
@Summary Hello my friend the siege equipment icons of a city that is getting besieged are the vanilla version, can you change them to the DEI icons thanks alot :)
Summary  [author] 1 Apr @ 8:06am 
@GhostFace, yes it allows you to quickly identify how many units are there in the army. Whether it is a 10 stack or a 20 stack.
GhostFace 30 Mar @ 10:32am 
This mod is making my banners have 2 columns with the stars in the middle, is that intended?
Summary  [author] 3 Mar @ 1:02am 
UPDATE

Updated the Tactical Map Borders for all the faction culture groups.
Summary  [author] 2 Mar @ 10:40am 
UPDATE:

Minor Fix: Fixed the Edicts buttons layout.
THE RIDE NEVER ENDS 25 Feb @ 4:12am 
Btw you should check out "modding-workshop" on divide et impera discord, "GooBad" made some progress on an UI that can display all 40 units or more when you play with extended limits.
Summary  [author] 25 Feb @ 2:59am 
@THE RIDE NEVER ENDS

That is the default from the game, and it is also a default in Shady's own mod. There is nothing of the sort of what you describe, doesn't mean I won't change it to a more aesthetically pleasing option, like the one you suggested. For now I will make it the Roman borders but over time I will make it faction thematic.
THE RIDE NEVER ENDS 25 Feb @ 12:03am 
In the lastest update you now get a "paper" texture all around the map bordering the screen that was before the fog of war texture, i think you should make it black or some border from the theme of factions