A mod-pack consisting of mods that I developed mainly as sub-mods for Empire 2, though they should work in vanilla I havent tested it.
A mod-pack consisting of mods that I developed mainly as sub-mods for Empire 2, though they should work in vanilla I haven't tested it.
Instructions in the mods folder, but I will add them here aswell
Step 1: Unzip Which you have done already XD
Step 2: Pick whichever mod you want to use
Step 3: Open your Empire Total War directory by right clicking it on steam and click browse local files
Step 4: Open up Empire’s data folder then drag the mod you chose into the data directory and boom it is installed
Expanded instructions are included in the mods folder
What does this mod do?
There are 4 mods in this mod pack that I have developed,
1: CoatofarmsFlags.pack - This is the Standard and I guess "Flagship" mod it includes several historically inspired banners but not fully historical I based these designs on mainly coat of arms as the mod is named after but included other things such as civil ensigns to try and capture all elements of that specific nation. The mod is very much filled with anachronisms and a lot of creative liberties were taken to add more flags.
2: CoatofarmsFlags(Alternate Roman Banner).pack - Same thing as the CoatifarmsFlags.pack but just includes an alternate banner for the Papal States making it based on the Roman Empire rather than Rome the city.
3: EU4countrycolours.pack - This changes all the country colors in game to match that of the colors from Paradox's Europa Universalis IV, for example Austria is now White instead of Yellow, France now Blue instead of White and so on.
4: startpos.esf - This is technically supposed to be bundled with the EU4countrycolours.pack but you dont have to use it, it simply makes the UI match the colors changed in the EU4countrycolours mod for example as Austria your UI is now White to match the new White country color instead of yellow, if you use the EU4 colours mod without this one you will end up having different country colours without the UI matching them, so for example as Austria your UI will still be Yellow despite your country now being white. So I highly recommend this be used.
