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Imperial Graphics Adjustments
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Imperial Graphics Adjustments

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Ironman compatible and eligible for achievements.        

This mod is an adaptation of Imperial Graphics - Fixed Font for Vanilla. Previously, I used a combination of GMI mods for map enhancement, but I found the brightness of some country colors (e.g. Shamar, Beja, Hormuz) and the desert too intense. Therefore, I used Imperial Graphics - Fixed Font for Vanilla as the foundation for my mod. I softened the brightness and incorporated terrain shadows (from the GMI mods) to add a sense of elevation.

Mods I inspired from:

Alternative download: Paradox Mods[mods.paradoxplaza.com].

Fix for Mac users (Kudos to @Deukhoofd for finding the solution):


Enjoy!
25 Comments
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PersusjCP 17 Apr @ 1:17pm 
Would love to see a version compatible with Typus Orbis Terrarum
Glovesflared 6 Apr @ 11:54am 
@kasker use linux
Eudoxia 1 Apr @ 1:01pm 
Any chance we could get a translucent version of this mod, like the old TBARW mod? Especially one where you can see terrain features like forests.
Glidar  [author] 11 Mar @ 1:05pm 
As there is no pin functionality for Steam comments, I added the comment with the solution for Mac users as an image in the mod description to prevent it from getting buried. Also, to keep the flow 🙂: @kasker Use Windows.
King Abdi 8 Mar @ 12:10am 
@kasker Use Windows
YarBuck 1 Mar @ 11:22am 
@kasker Use Windows
Deukhoofd 7 Jan @ 9:52am 
@kasker, the tree shader appears to be the only thing that's broken. You can either disable trees in the game settings, or remove the tree.shader file from the workshop files to disable their custom rendering. As far as I can tell the only real difference between the custom rendering and the rendering of the mod is that the mod breaks it on OpenGL (it comments out the default normalization of the sampler, and replaces it with hardcoded values).
Removing the tree.shader file should make it work properly on Linux and Mac.
Chris 3 Jan @ 8:13pm 
@kasker Use Windows
pint of happiness 1 Jan @ 6:21pm 
@kasker Use Windows
Medax 25 Dec, 2024 @ 11:24am 
@kasker Use Windows