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Art Replacement Mod

**IRONMAN COMPATIBLE**

IMPORTANT!!!
--6 Dec 18 - I realise from your comments that I added a line to the .mod file that I shouldn't have, which causes the mod to create its own directory for save files. The files are totally fine and still Ironman compatible, just navigate to

"C:\Users\yourname\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings II\Art Replacement\save games"
and copy your save files over to the correct location at
"C:\Users\yourname\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings II\save games"

The mod is now fixed so any new save files will be in the correct location. Sorry for the stuff up, I hope you all continue to use and enjoy the mod!


--30 Nov 18 - Updated to replace extra loading screen added by Holy Fury, plus added 5 extras so future expansions will be covered for a while.--

Replaces the loading screens with a old master paintings. I made this for myself as I didn't like to original loading screens, thought other people might like to use it too. It also changes the images on the 'select era' window of the new game menu.


There is also a replacement for the background of the launcher (the window that pops up when you click 'play' in Steam), but you need to manually copy it over because it's outside of the mods control.

Just copy the 'launcher' folder out of
"C:\Users\yourname\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings II\mod\Art_Replacement.zip"
into your "steamapps\common\Crusader Kings 2" directory.

To go back to the original launcher art, just tell Steam to repair the game, and it will put the original art back. Likewise, after each patch, Steam will repair the game anyway, and you will have to re-install your art.
(Thanks to jerry.barrington)

The first load screen will always be the same, that's just how the game works.

Art Credits

Load Screens

1 Matejko - Battle of Grunwald
2 Sir John Gilbert - Asking the Way
3 Edmund Leighton - Call to Arms
4 Carl Gustaf Hellqvist -Valdemar Atterdag holding Visby to ransom, 1361
5 Edmund Leighton - God Speed!
6 Rudolf Ernst - Prayers at Sunrise
7 Siemiradzki - Funeral of Ruthenian noble
8 Edmund Leighton - The end of the Song
9 Edmund Leighton - The hostage
10 Eugène Delacroix - Siege of Constantinople (1204)
11 Viktor Vasnetsov - Bard
12 Claudius Jacquand - Jacques Molay takes Jerusalem, 1299
13 Karl Friedrich Lessing - Last crusader
14 Alexandre Evariste Fragonard - Dramatic Scene with Monks in a Crypt
15 Frederick Arthur Bridgman - An Interesting Game
16 Viktor Vasnetsov - Prince Igor's Battlefield
17 Sir Edward John Poynter - The visit of the Queen of Sheba to King Solomon
18 Ignacio Pinazo Camarlench - In his final moments, King Jaime el Conquistador gives his sword to his son, Pedro
19 Horace Vernet - La Bataille de Bouvines
20 Emile Signol - Capture of Jerusalem by the Crusaders
21 Francisco Pradilla Ortiz - Lady Juana the Mad
22 Francisco Pradilla Ortiz - The Capitulation of Granada
23 Sir Edwin Henry Landseer - The Hunting of Chevy Chase (preliminary sketch)
24 Edmund Leighton - In time of peril




Pick Era

1- Friedrich Kalbach - Charlemagne, coronation
2- Hans Gude - viking ships
3 - Laurits Tuxen - Danish Bishop Absalon destroys the idol of Slavic god Svantevit at Arkona
4 - Avilov Mikhail - Duel on the Kulikovo Field
5- Ryzhenkov Pavel Viktorovich - Aftermath of The Battle of the Kalka River
6- David Teniers The Younger - Teniers village fête