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What will be nice though is the new work to do with BNW (seems to be Green/Gold) in a few weeks.
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Even though, you could always copy/paste whatever previous files you can find in the "other" set and simply mix-match which versions you'd want. ;)
As of now, i'm deep into the Core-DLL analysis to verify a few FrontEnd functions as to enhance this UI recoloring project to offer multiple themes -- eventually!!
I was planning to create a modular menu (for plenty more re-coloring assets!) straight at the Front-End but my patience wears thin with them.
Subscribed from the Steam Overlay, right? Good.
Load the game at this moment, click MODS on the menu and let these files extract where they should - at first.
Before you play though, you *MUST* do this;
1) Create a new folder and name it Z-UI (as is, no extra letters, must begin with Z) in this exact location...
2) Your core files were installed by -Steam/steamapps/common/Sid+../assets/DLC/Expansion/UI/..*here*
3) Move each & all *240* DDS files from the "Art" folder (as found in my MOD) to the Z-UI folder.
4) Upon starting your next CiV session and while the "Loading" screen performs its duty, the memory stack space allocates the extra UI files while replacing Vanilla defaults.