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Animated Hidden Eye Portraits: Revisited

Have you seen the insidious, sleek portraits from Silfae's "Animated Portraits - The Hidden Eye" mod? Do you long to steer the unwitting masses with up-to-date gameplay elements and play the Global Earth Order as originally designed? Then this mod is for you!

There are other mods which contain these portraits, so why should you choose this one? None of the others update the special Grand Illusion gameplay, but this one does! Please enjoy my translation of Silfae's custom empire into modern Stellaris.

All gameplay features from the original mod are upgraded to be fully compatible with Stellaris 3.8 "Gemini," the latest version when this was written. Updates include:

• Renamed cities to "Sleek Reptilian" so there isn't confusion with the built-in Reptilian cities
  
• Remove duplication in room selector, allow it to always be chosen
  
• Allow portraits to be randomly selected
  
• Add a namelist for SLRPTLN (necessary for randomized species to get names)
  
• Fix mesh definitions to use the correctly-named animations (slreptilian uses reptilian_04)
  
• Fix portrait selectors so male/female reptilians aren't considered different phenotypes
  
• Update clothing selection for Pops - your Pops will wear clothing based on their jobs
  
• Update hair selection for Pops - reduce duplication
  
• Rebuild special Rogue Servitor-like gameplay for balancing your ruler Pops versus the unwitting slaves
  
  • Rebuild special Pop happiness mechanics to have clearer if/else code, use the country modifier for all bonuses (as opposed to iterating all the Pops)
    
  • Update game events for setting up custom origin, including using set_update_modifiers_batch for some performance gains
    
  • Convert "Parasitic Evolution" into an origin instead of a civic (including graphics for the selection screen and icon)
    
  • As with the original civic, Origin: Parasitic Evolution is not available for the AI
• Update all custom negative traits to work with modern Stellaris
  
  • Traits use up-to-date-modifiers
    
  • Most of the BIOLOGICAL traits are now available to use on LITHOIDs too
    
  • These traits were originally designed as advanced traits, which means you must have Evolutionary Mastery to use them
• Update prescripted empire
  
  • Now uses the new Origin: Parasitic Evolution (requires Utopia)
    
  • Now has Civic: Shadow Council to replace the civic which became the origin
    
  • Can randomly spawn
• You can use Silfae's custom Sleek Reptilian portraits (mixed, just Reptilians, or just "Humans") for your own empires without any DLC requirements
  
• The Sleek Reptilians are part of the Reptilian species class (since Stellaris 3.8)
  
• Support being able to choose a single-gender species (since Stellaris 3.2)

Compatible with any mod that does not add the same portraits or art assets.

The Launcher will tell you that some mods are outdated - that is because the dependencies are both out of date with the game's version number. This mod overwrites and replaces all incompatible code so that the portrait mod will function as originally designed. You can safely ignore the out-of-date warning for the dependency mods.

Built for Stellaris version 3.8 "Gemini." Not compatible with achievements.

In order for this mod to function, you must install these two mods and load them before this one:

• Animated Portraits - The Hidden Eye by Silfae
  
• Silfae's city sets updated by Nozeminer

This mod should be added before the game has started. If you remove it from a game in progress, your game may have graphical problems if any species was using the custom portraits or city graphics.

This mod overwrites the corresponding species class added by "Silfae's city sets updated" so that it will not be available for use. Expect to see one line in error.log like this:
See Change Notes

Hosted on GitHub[github.com].

I was inspired to extend the original mod when I saw Endugu's expansion of Silfae's Animated Xirmian Portraits. Modular mods that require downloading the original mod(s) help give credit where credit is due.

An extra special thanks to Silfae for creating and sharing so many detailed, animated portraits for the community.

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